Nathan Bruckert joins Stephen Bruckert and Sam Tyndall to talk about all of the famous men, including one who is running for office, who have committed sexual assault or coercion in their adult lives.

In this episode Sam Tyndall and Stephen Bruckert talk about the Jeff Flake speech, the brand new Mueller indictments, and other reasons not to feel any hope for a recognizable future.

Sam Tyndall and Stephen Bruckert talk about doorbells and neighbors, Stephen's experience as both a victim of sexual assault and rape and as a perpetrator of sexual assault, and a little bit about Donald Trump.

Sam and Stephen pretty much avoid talking about the Las Vegas terrorist attack, Trump's cliffhanger-style threats against North Korea, and the eradication of free and fair elections in the United States. 

Also, Final Fantasy X.

In this stunning reversal, we side with Donald Trump on the importance of free speech. I'm just kidding, Donald Trump only stands for free speech and against political correctness when the speaker says something super racist and gross.

BUT WE HOLD GALILEO IN OUR HEARTS.

 

In this episode, Sam Tyndall and Stephen Bruckert talk about the recent bipartisan agreement with the president brokered by Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer and a recent study on the effectiveness of banning hate subreddits from reddit.

Stephen and Sam get together to talk about the big maverick move from the original maverick and we do a dramatic reading of the Ryan Lizza piece about a coke-fueled phone call from the director of communications at the white house. 

Impressions abound!

On this week's episode we talk more about the ethics and behavior of being a pervert but mostly Donald Trump Jr. and the new (this is not) normal in American politics. 

Back from a long hiatus and unwilling to talk about the Trumpian hellscape that is the modern world, Sam and Stephen discuss the new Katy Perry record, sexual attraction vis a vis trans* people, the sex pistols, college women on the sidewalk, Stephen being a pervert, and Rick and Morty.

In our continuing quest to avoid talking about Donald Trump, we talk about the deep meaning behind the Kathy Griffin outrage and what cheeseburger is best.