Is It Safe?

Scott is on hiatus this week but Luke, Mike and Matt are here to comfort you. The Super Bowl reminded us that legal sports betting is here to serve the masses in the Great Lakes state. No bets to speak of that were successful, but we learn Tom Brady is good. Also, apparently Bernie Sanders is the textbook example of white privilege since he wears a warm coat and mittens. Luke has plenty to say about a recent article in the Washington Post. Email us at [email protected] with anything you want us to talk about on the show.

Scott, Luke, Mike and Matt are back after some recent technical mishaps. Restaurants are open again, sorta, in Michigan and apparently Scott hates the first week of February. Ted Williams also had the eye of the tiger. Once upon a time Luke saw Will Smith in Manhattan. We kinda chat about the fact that L.A. Angels baseball coach Mickey Callaway is a scumbag towards women. The show also revels in the underrated music of Jewel. It's quite lovely. Did you ever wonder why the baseball hall of fame was created? Find out in this episode. Scott Radinsky is in the running for the greatest life of all-time since he was able to be a major leaguer for 10 years and be the front man of 2 kick-ass punk bands! Hard to top for sure. The Wall Street Bets showdown with Wall Street certainly was intense, but what was really the end result of that whole deal? Mel Gibson is known to be an alcoholic, which isn't funny, but his phone calls to his ex are oddly entertaining. Find out for yourself. Mike bows out after an hour and half but the 3 diehards keep the conversation going with topics like the minimum wage is still too low. Email us at [email protected] with anything you want us to talk about on the show.

Scott, Luke, Mike and Matt bring you the 10th edition of their young podcast. Mike shares his first ever experience with the Oculus Quest as the guys have many questions. Mitch Hedberg and Bill Hicks bring some much needed laughs to the show as they try to avoid the recent chaos in D.C. while also creating a debate about whether clean comedy sucks or not. Seinfeld excluded of course. Sexuality and the attempted categorical order of choosing to be gay or straight in America sparks an honest conversation. Towards the end of the show the QAnon types and the people who stormed the capital are analyzed with the focus of how we all fit in an overall community. With MLK Day approaching on Monday, we try to end the show on a note of hope. Email us at [email protected] if you like what you hear or disagree with anything you hear.

Scott, Luke, Mike and Matt are saddened by the chaos at the capital, but are also not surprised. They try to find solace in distractions like the time Joe Nathan gave Detroit the bird, old school Billy Bragg, Kubrick's final years, MF Doom's best jam, playing softball with Tony Danza and why the Fleet Foxes are still awesome without Father John Misty. Email the show [email protected] with your thoughts on anything that comes to mind.

Luke, Matt, Scott and Mike try to figure out what the hell Bitcoin is. Have you seen WW84? Luke and Mike have. They are not happy about it. American Psycho ends up being a much better retelling of the 80s. Did you ever hear about Kevin Smith's Fletch reboot? We talk about that and how funny the Zack Morris Is Trash Funny or Die videos are. Email us your fears at [email protected]

Luke, Matt, Scott and Mike talk about the failed state we live in. Luke has to suddenly leave at the end after possibly crapping his pants. We welcome your feedback on the stimulus or anything else that comes to mind. Email us your fears at [email protected]

Luke, Matt, Scott and Mike analyze religiosity in the United States and how strange it can be. Also, Mike tells tales of his 2014 trip to Israel, Luke thinks Oliver Platt is underrated, Scott warns us about doing Hall and Oates karaoke and Matt is loving the new Bee Gees documentary on HBO Max. Email us your fears at [email protected]

Luke, Matt, Scott and Mike talk for about 45 minutes before Mike disappears and the show takes off to the stratosphere. If you are an endurance trainer then you will love this episode. Honest, deep, hilarious discussion that covers everything. Email us your fears at [email protected]

Luke, Matt, Scott and Mike say farewell to 89X, ask what legit reason there is to not forgive student loans, ponder whether Dave Chappelle is rich enough already and do underage offenders like Kyle Rittenhouse deserve a second chance? Email us your rage at [email protected]

Luke, Matt, Scott and Mike are back for more as they dive into the confusing world of figuring out whether a picture of someone's fridge means they are Trump or Biden voters. There are also musings on the top 100 stand-up comics in 2005 and Rolling Stone's updated list of the top 500 albums of all-time causes some controversy. Email us your rage at [email protected]