Donald Trump is asking his followers to send cash. AOC is asking her fans to buy $60 sweatshirts. What's the difference between them? Tune in and find out. Also: Don Jr. had a best selling book... but it turns out the Republican Party was buying all the copies. And: an anti-gay Hungarian politician was caught at a gay orgy. Shocking!

(Jake is nursing a massive hangover, so it takes him a little while to start firing on more than one cylinder.)

How do you escape the echo chamber you were born into and become a better person? Small town resident Mike Dalton tells his story.

What's worse than Covid? Pregnancy, apparently. The NYPD busted up a sex party in Astoria; there were condoms aplenty, but nary a mask to be seen. Also: Brad Raffensperger is a dummy, Twitter is mad at Ken Jennings, and grown adults cry because of Jordan Peterson.

What makes someone decide to be an artist, or is it even a decision at all? Musician Barrett Antar Goodwin and mouth clown nathan timmel discuss what caused them to take the life path they're on, as well as what it feels like to be without the stage because of the pandemic.

So much going on this week... John Cleese angered Woke Twitter, The Haunting of Bly Manor bored the tears out of Jake, and dumb people dying of Covid still think it's a hoax. All that, and more this week. 

Andrew Hall from Laughing in Disbelief joins Antar and nathan to discuss faith, religion, and the recent election.

Jake gave himself a haircut, and the results are surprisingly good. The idiots discuss quarantine haircuts, going bald, and a bald Trump supporter who blew up at a teenage girl who gave him the finger. Also: the MAGA march on Washington D.C., and the Four Seasons Total Landscaping press conference.

On Saturday, November 7, Jake and I sat down to record our normal podcast. As it started, they called the election, so we talked about the Biden victory.

Comedian Jeff Oskay joins Barrett and nathan to discuss all things creative.

We're right up next to the election, but that's not what the idiots are talking about. Pundits can discuss politics this week, because we're talking Jerry Falwell Jr. suing Liberty University, and Spotify employees being upset by Joe Rogan.