In this episode, Jay brings Grube/Jo to joke around at first, and then they have some really deep talks. 

Oh yeah. We're back baby. It only took one failed episode. You know what it is: we got Jay, the charismatic host with a 6-pack. We got Jo, who is working hard to derail Jay. Finally, we got Grube, who's arguments don't make sense. The boys talk about Loki, Conor gettin' his ankle re-arranged, and then they get really deep and talk about balancing time with the boys vs. time with a significant other. S.T.L. What does that mean?

Jay's popping his head in to offer some killer updates. Will the pod continue on? Will the healthy lettuce episode ever come out? Is Jay ever going to be able to get through the intro without stuttering? Jay has answers to all of your questions.

... but long story short, Season 2 hype.

In this episode, Jay and Jo are back to talk about the small gap in uploading, life updates, who's a cornball in the music industry, and the trajectory of the podcast! Don't be a cornball, share this pod with a friend!

In this episode, Jay and Jo talk about Breaking Bad, the fall of Game of Thrones, and top tier childhood TV shows! Jo's childhood > everyone else's childhood, apparently.

In this episode, Jo and Jay are pretty loopy/sleep-deprived. They talk about various topics (including inspirations from our papa, things that piss us off, and artists/bands that were once big but no longer make music), and then Jo makes Jay laugh harder than he's ever laughed before. That's right listener - you get to witness a very rare moment where Jay almost passes out from laughter. The boys need some sleep.

In this (overdue) episode, Jay and Jo address the release schedule of the pod, talk about favorite things to do while under the influence of an excellent leafy green salad, and much more!

In this episode, Jay and Jo talk about The Off-Season, having a Cole/21 album over having a Drake/Travis Scott album, slept-on artists and what adlibs are the worst. Then, Jay and Jo argue briefly about whether Jo is a millennial, and then debate who had the best childhood. The real is back, the ville is back, flow bananas here, peel this back.

Jay and Grube are back with another space theories episode, talking about advancements in human technology, the Cold War, and how insanely far the Moon is from the Earth. Grube also blows Jay's puny, primitive mind about black holes again. How tf doesn't Jay understand black holes yet?

In this episode, Jay shows some (well deserved) appreciation towards the listeners, briefly talks about mental health, and talks about a time where disaster struck during a 5K run while he was listening to Chance the Rapper. Jay also talks about J. Cole's catalog, and the R&B genre of music (specifically how fire it is).