Joel and Lars talk about the annual tradition of half of America loving all pumpkin-spiced things while the other half hates those people. They also discuss a coffee drink that gives you boners, creepy clowns and the tired trope that all nerds are overweight, male losers living in their parents' basements.

Joel Murphy and Lars Periwinkle talk about the contents of this year's Emmy baskets, the extended Star Wars Universe and the breakup of Brangelina.

Joel Murphy and Lars Periwinkle debut a new segment: "The ocean is terrifying." Lars also tells a hilarious story involving a scandalous photo and the boys bust Mythbusters.

Lars Periwinkle is back with tales of his recent trip to New Hampshire, which he is eager to share with Joel Murphy. The duo also pays tribute to Gene Wilder and Jon Polito. And Joel has a heart-to-heart with Netflix.

Joel Murphy and Molly Regan talk to comedian Nikki Black about being thrust into the spotlight, rape culture in comedy and her battle with cancer. It's a heartfelt discussion about the struggles women face in the comedy community and the art of finding comedy in tragedy.

To promote the film's premiere, Joel Murphy was invited to a press conference featuring John Krasinski and Margo Martindale. We bring the audio from that press conference to you today.

As promised last week, Joel Murphy and Lars Periwinkle discuss Jared Leto's unique brand of "method acting," which involved sending his Suicide Squad costars used condoms and dead rats. And they try to figure out what's worse - Jared Leto or Ledo pizza.

Joel Murphy offer their in-depth, insightful Olympics coverage. They also talk about Swedish Fish Oreos, The Nightly Show being canceled and the toxicity of movie theater popcorn butter.

Lars Periwinkle, along with special guest Patrick Storck, hosted a live Hobo Radio podcast this past Saturday at the Windup Space as part of the first ever Baltimore Podcast Festival. Today, we bring you the audio from that show (with a special introduction from Lars and Joel Murphy).

Don't Think Twice tells the story of an improv troupe whose time together comes to an end due to a number of external forces. To promote the Los Angeles premiere, Joel Murphy was invited to a press luncheon featuring Mike Birbiglia, Kate Micucci and Keegan-Michael Key.