Josh is clearly losing his mind as he takes a closer look at the 1984 hit movie Revenge of the Nerds, pontificates about Trump's impact on the media, complains about the things that always look fake in movies, mentions Growing Pains too many times, and humble brags about memories of a Metallica concert. Buckle up!

Josh analyzes sports radio hosts vs. sportswriters, reminisces about a Will Clark foul ball to the mouth in 1991, discusses autographs, and breaks down Timothy Leary's early discoveries of psychedelics. Plus, he reveals your lucky numbers (18, 43, 68, what?).

Josh battles through a throbbing headache to deliver thoughts about why people work, the importance of variety, sifting through message boards, and OCD. Heartwarming bar mitzvah memories included! Now take a few deep breaths, and give it a listen!

Josh couldn't understand "The Shape of Water", compares the current tech boom to the Renaissance, realizes why the Warriors aren't deeply planted in his heart anymore, analyzes parenthood, and guides you through a little meditation. Namaste.

Josh defends the great Jim Carrey, lists the best and worst Saturday Night Live cast members of all time, and reveals a terrifying new technological invention that reads minds. You'll feel different after listening, I guarantee it!

Local musician and pal Jon Bush joins the podcast for an endless conversation, filled with memories of being a child model, short-order cook, quasi rock star, lone wolf, and lover of the arts. Download, stream, and enjoy!

Josh fainted, yet lives to tell his story. Also, rants about healthy eating, challenges with empathy, back pain, March Madness, I Tonya, and The Disaster Artist. Ramble on!

Josh remembers the glory days of The Fugees, describes the evolution of Aztecs hoops, reviews Lady Bird, and attempts a few profound thoughts. Give a listen!

Josh tells the stories of ditching Hebrew school with Hollywood director Peter Livolsi, douses Judd Apatow with praise, and describes the challenges of owning Muggsy the Terrible.

Josh reminisces about his early days in radio, describes the colossal connection with Allen Sliwa, and tries to talk about science and happy hormones.