Hosts Bill McCleery and Dave Ziegler return for another chaotic yet heartfelt episode of Inappropriately Funny. They open with sincere thoughts and condolences for the people of Texas affected by the recent flooding, before diving headfirst into their signature “Try a Shot” segment — where the drinks are questionable, and the reactions are even better.

This week, they reflect on how fast summer is flying by, sharing their favorite things to do this season — from grilling to concerts to doing absolutely nothing — and giving listeners ideas to make the most of it.

Plus, the guys celebrate the 50th anniversary of Jaws and spiral into a hilariously unfiltered debate about the best and worst movie sequels ever made. They also debut their new trivia game “5 Questions,” where wrong answers are inevitable, and logic is optional.

It’s equal parts ridiculous, reflective, and just the right amount of inappropriate.

In this explosive (but totally legal) 4th of July episode, Bill McCleery and Doug Ziegler wave the flag high as they pay tribute to our troops and the freedoms we enjoy — with just the right mix of respect and ridiculousness.

The guys share personal stories tied to the military, reflect on what Independence Day really means to them, and rank the most elite 4th of July traditions: fireworks, questionable meat on the grill, and the only acceptable patriotic playlists.

Oh — and they also sample a few festive alcoholic drinks that may or may not involve red, white, and blue liquor. Spoiler: things get very American, very fast.

In the inaugural episode of Inappropriately Funny, hosts Bill McCleery and Doug Ziegler dive headfirst into chaos as they unpack how they met, bonded over questionable humor, and became the comedy duo nobody asked for but everyone needs.

They also take a painfully hilarious look at the bizarre new words kids are throwing around today, and compare it all to the glory days when your phone had a cord, and nobody cared about screen time unless it involved a projector in class.

It’s nostalgia, nonsense, and a little too much honesty — exactly what you’d expect from two guys who should probably know better by now.