This week we interview our first comedian Kevin Bartini on our twentieth episode! He rates our color ratio and therefore questions the grounds of our show. 

— Kevin indulges Wali’s terrible Boston accent and teaches him that working a Boston accent is all about how you abuse the “R” sound. 

— The boys get into Kevin’s journey as a comic, one he knew he was on since 6 years of age. He talks influences and working the clubs, all of which lead up to the release of his new album Showing the Horses Who’s Boss. His singular goal: just not to embarrass himself. 

— The bottom line on atheism according to Kevin. He recounts a bit on growing up Catholic and tells the boys why being an altar boy was the best. 

— Wali and Kevin on kids: just don’t have them. 

— Kevin gives us an update on getting George Carlin Way named, that process, resolving the conflict with the Catholic church, getting the chance to engage with Carlin’s history, and hopefully being a part of history himself. 

— Wali asks, shamelessly, if Jon Stewart has heard our podcast, since Kevin opens for the Daily Show and the Colbert Report. Speaking of podcasts, Kevin has his own hilarious creation: the Movie Preview Review, summing up a movie just by its preview. 

— Kevin learned about 70 pages of manuscript in a fortnight to co-star in You Say Tomato, I Say Shut Up. How’s that?

— Shining the camera, and quite possibly the first and last mention of Kevin Sorbo for 2014 (actually, he’s gonna be at Awesome Con 2014, so…)

— A classic episode of I'm Black, He's White. The Domster tries his best to interrupt all the wrestling talk between Wali and Antonius.

— C.M. Punk

— Wali and Anthony breakdown WrestleMania 30.

— Wali brings the show back for all the listeners.

— Back to WrestleMania 30 talk.

— Anthony is looking most forward to Cena Vs. The leader of The Wyatt family, Bray Wyatt.

— Crying fat kid mad The Rock wins (link vid)

— What "really" happened to C.M. Punk? And how was his Talking Dead appearance.

— Dom falls asleep as Wali and Anthony discuss big Indy wrestlers coming to the WWE. #ElGenerico

— The Undertaker Vs. Brock Lesnar back story. "Do you wanna go?"

— Anthony was on Monday Night Raw with a Money in The Bank briefcase standing next to the great Vickie Guerrero.


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— We start the show with Wali ruining a bit. 

— I'm Black, He's a CockSucker!

— Wali stuffs his face with food, and the Domster respects his colon. 

— The Domster suspends Wali for his "gay is for the young" comment on an earlier podcast.

— Some idiot loser makes the mistake of stealing from the Domster. IT WAS A CHRISTMAS GIFT!

— Conspiracy theories

— Is Egypt in Africa? Wali wonders.

— The Domster ruins Wali's dating prospects, forever. Wali's revenge is utterly hot. 

— Is the James Franco roast an indicator that the roast is losing its original intent?

— Everyone has got to have their N Word. 

— Wali evaluates his chances of making it big in life. 

— Farking.

— Richard returns to our podcast to flex as an ideological shamist.

— But before we debate, The Domster regales his latest driving fail. Driving shamists unite!

— Another New Year's resolution unachieved.

— Could allowing gay people to live as they will without discrimination lead us to world peace?

— Richard asserts that world peace is more like world tolerance, Wali feels that not everyone has to love each other to achieve world peace.

— Wali reveals that the last person he voted for was and always will be John Kerry. Richard and the Domster both believe in voting. Let the debate begin!

— The discussion turns to what helps drive people apart. The media holocaust may be one of the causes here. And, as we all know, but complacently accept, it's the I gotta get mine era.

— Mayor Deblasio used psychology to become mayor

— Richard describes his perfect world and then the boys discuss what to do with the homeless. Wali is pretty blasé about helping these folks, so there's another detractor to world peace!

— And the question we've all been waiting for, in thinking about world peace - should weed be legal?

— The Domster closes the show, Wali screws it up.

— We start the show off with some high energy! and Country Eddie Vedder.

— Wali buries the director of the Grammys for ruining Kacey Musgraves performance.

— We welcome The Cinema Sensei back to the show.

— Wali tries to plug the social media with HIGH ENERGY!

— The Domster, The Walster and Nick used to work together at Tower Records!

— Wali's Burger King blind date. 

— The Domster berates Wali at the workplace.

— N****s got Wali fired from Tower Records and Nick flipped everything!

— Today's topic is from NPR? "7 things that should never be talked about."

— Trailer Thursdays

— Nick blows off a Screening of Need for Speed to do the show.

– Apparently Wali doesn't know how to eat. We also apologize for the large amount of belching Wali does on this podcast. Again, this issue has been resolved with medical attention. 

– Dom expresses that he's "angry again" as the boys meander through a few pointless items, including whether yoga can help calm Dom. It won't. 

– The boys put on their coffee diva hats on, and Wali asserts that, in his experience, black women don't know how to make him a good cup of coffee. What a privileged prick, right?

– Wali recounts his touristy Christmas time with his boo, and the guys discuss the natural instinct to watch the fuck out when you're out and about in tourist traps. 

– And then, surviving flippant remarks. 

– The boys chat a little bit about the logic behind believing in a higher power or not. We are philosophical divas, too.

— The Domster loves to pay taxes so much he wants to give more?! Wali takes issue with that. 

— Introducing our movie guy, Nick, the Cinema Sensei!

— The gang starts off with their top three favorite movies. 

— Not sure how we got on this, but Nick gives us a rapid fire on why Prometheus had some issues for him. 

— Now on to Nick's Picks, alongside ours, of course. Trust the Cinema Sensei - not us!

— We do love Matthew McConaughey, as everyone should. 

— Nick's change your life film of the year: Blue is the Warmest Color.

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— Our guest Richard Thompson talks to us about his organization The Global Causality Coalition.

— Recording folks answer his carefully crafted and contemplative questions for the purpose of those folks watching themselves to learn something about themselves, which is his attempt to achieve world peace, whoa!

— The Domster endorses peeing sitting down.

— Topic of the day, Followers and Leaders... The Domster quotes Kanye West.

— Wali asserts it is better to be a leader, that he is one, and that he's super cool. He has no idea what Richard and the Domster mean about occupying both roles at the right time.

— Take a stand folks, are you a leader or a follower?

— The gang then talks about some of their favorite leaders. You might be surprised who they are, very surprised. 

— Wali tries, repeatedly, to illustrate a good leadership technique. Problem is, he cannot speak. Maybe he should follow his good buddy the Domster and flex the eloquence! Next podcast, though!

— Seriously shameless begging for telling us you like us. We also would like to apologize for Wali's occasional belching on this one - he has an issue for which he is taking treatment now. 

— Holiday parties tend to get out of hand. The Domster recounts his recent Xmas party fail. 

— The boys try to figure out the opportune time to poop at the other person's house once in a relationship. 

— On that note, doing a solid for a friend. 

— Prepare for: the Zombie Scrapers

— Larry King might have helped us out. Fortunately, we can rely on you guys. Love you!

— And then, somehow, we end the show on a mountain lion. 

— Kelsey trumps the Domster on a driving fail with elegant ease. And with that, we welcome her back to a second episode. 

— We are number 55 in iTunes' New and Noteworthy - thank you!!

— In most cases, atheism is likely a deal-breaker, as well as the C word. Go with twat instead? No?

— Kelsey had a varied religious exposure that left her at agnostic and spiritual, but not a follower. 

— Dom discusses why he believes someone would choose to be an atheist, or follow any religion, and Wali agrees - it's a comfort thing.

— Kelsey recounts a big time church production, and the gang debates the goodness of church music. Also an awesome benefit of belief! 

— Kelsey asserts that there's no resolution but religious tolerance. Like, Bo Burnham. 

— Wali started out as a Muslim, and decided to take credit for himself. 

— The gang discusses the various good and bad things about religion and following religion. Hold on to your tomes, cause shit gets real. 

— Kelsey sums it up best: "Why do we need to figure it out?" But that doesn't stop the gang.