I Love My Idiot

Clyde and Rosie discuss similarities Rosie shares with Disney Princesses... Then Claudia joins the show and it all goes to hell!

Clyde shares a childhood fear and Rosie teases him for it. Plus, they play a "Rosie-created" game, called "Dating him Swiftly."

Clyde and Rosie discuss a recent change in Clyde's life: He is now working from home. Also, a segment called "In or Out of the Cage," a game about Nicolas Cage.

Clyde and Rosie took the family out for a drive. When they passed a farm, it got them thinking, which of course led to a funny discussion about the idealized image of farming as opposed to reality.

In this episode we talked about a new generation of idiots.

Amidst the chaos of a society on the edge of a pandemic, Clyde and Rosie share their stories of their last minute purchases before the impending quarantine in this laugh-out-loud epidsode. Also, a new and hilarious spin on Google Searches.

Clyde and Rosie discuss some life changing moments. Also, Clyde's Google searches.

Rosie tells Clyde the moment she realized he was an idiot. Also, John Thomas from JT Project joins the podcast. Plus, Clyde discusses the GLORY DAYS with a special guest.

Claudia joins Clyde and Rosie again to discuss the man they credit for their humor style: Grandpa Rex. As usual, the conversation takes some interesting turns, finding many stops along the way, including waiters, idiot neighbors, what is like to shoe-shop with Rosie, and a particular police report with Clyde's name on it.

Clyde and Rosie discuss whether or not they respect the rules of lines. Also, a cowboy once said there is nothing better than "a woman cooked meal." Clyde and Rosie discuss this idea and whether there is something to it or if this is just pathetically out dated.