Grownups Are Lucky

Grownups Are Lucky

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Grownups Are Lucky episodes

  • Bill

    It’s a brand new season of Grownups Are Lucky, which means absolutely nothing, because we just took the stack of story recipes, shuffled them, and then changed the shit up like we were playing drunken Madlibs. And maybe we were. Who are you to judge? You’re the one who can’t find anything better to do than to listen to this crap.

    6 min
  • Write

    As should come as no surprise, this year’s season finale doesn’t mistletoe the line, when it comes to holiday cheer.

    5 min
  • Live

    This episode is so stupid you’ll feel great about yourself for not being as stupid as this episode.

    5 min
  • Commemorate

    Death happens. Life happens. Smells happen. Pets happen. Grownups Are Lucky is back after going away just after falsely claiming it was back. Trust nobody, but also, enjoy!

    5 min
  • Unfold

    Holy schitz, we’re back. Just when you were ready to give up on podcasts that were short enough to listen to while folding no more than ten pair of underwear. We’re back, you glorious listener! So enjoy! Because nothing lasts forever.

    6 min
  • Watch

    Companionship can be found. It can be lost. It can be simulated on television.

    5 min
  • Nod

    Trigger warning!: This is about that time you were at that place and you were pretty sure everybody wondered if you were actually invited to be in that place and the whole time you felt like everybody hated you and you still can’t confirm that they didn’t. Enjoy!

    4 min
  • Clap

    The entire Grownups Are Lucky content production team dug down deep to put together several minutes of wildly unnecessary verbage.

    5 min
  • Urinate

    We’re still at it. And we still have no idea what it is. But also it is you, listening, and then saying to yourself, “They are still at it, and I have no idea what it is.”

    4 min

About Grownups Are Lucky

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Jason Porter, author of the novel Why Are You So Sad?, brings you a new story every week, each about two minutes in length, because who has time for anything longer than that?