The guys are back with a producer, a theme song, sponsors and plugs. We open up discussing going to the Saints home opener at the Dome, and speculate on what dirt new kicker Wil Lutz must have on coach Sean Payton. We spend the rest of the pod introducing the Douvillympics, to take place in New Olreans' City Park every two years. Special Thanks to Egg Yolk Jubilee, Griper Nugent, Terranova, Bob Roth's Lounge, and Grupo Fantasma.

We start this week’s episode talking about some current happenings in sports including Colin Kaepernick, the National Anthem, and our own Drew Brees’ interjection. Then we get into Tony Romo’s back injury and the peril that player safety poses to the future of the NFL.

In parts two and three of this week’s episode, it’s the all dog program at the end of a summer filled with dog sitting duties. We discuss the question of dogs having emotions, communicating with dogs, and how our listeners should comment on the itsagoodlifebabe.com website. In part three, we shift into talking about social anxiety companion dogs, and riff on what other types of psychiatric ‘hall passes’ we might try to get for future air travel. We finish up with dog etiquette talk with a conclusion that dogs are cool, but some humans suck. We also hit on the ‘nerdagarky’ and the ‘fauxbos’- our two latest entries for urbandictionary.com. And we don't have a producer.

After singing the praises of dogs in the previous pod segment, we shift to human beings and their need for emotional support for their social anxiety and other afflictions, riffing on what other types of psychiatric ‘hall passes’ we might try to get for future air travel. We finish up with dog etiquette talk with a conclusion that dogs are cool, but some humans suck, including 'fauxbos'.

Geoff and Joel first started recording podcasts in 2012, enjoyed the process, but never really did anything with them. On occasion, we'll post an archival pod that we think is relevant to the current state of affairs and/or the time of year. In this episode, we talked about the Hubigs Pies fire, the proposed rules for having someone housesit for you, and the Jerry Sandusky scandal. And we offer our services to train your dog to not be racist.

In part two of today's podcast, it's all summer Olympics. Geoff and Joel parse TV and online digital coverage of the Games, and riff on the obscurity of some of the competitions. We also get into Olympics athletic apparel and body types amongst the different sports, including taking an online BBC test ourselves to determine what kind of Olympic athlete we'd each be. We take a look at the difference between amateur and professional Olympic participants, and finally we have an issue with a nose ring and mid-distance running.

Geoff and Joel get meta, while both clumsy and reflective, for the first 30 minutes of the third podcast back. If you’re interested in why we’re doing the pod, some of the inner workings, where we’ve been with it and where we hope to go with it, tune in. Otherwise, scrub to the 30 minute mark to listen to our thoughts on the current Louisiana river floods for the remainder of the podcast.

Geoff and Joel first started recording podcasts in 2012, enjoyed the process, but never really did anything with them. At least once a week, we're going to post an archival pod that we think is relevant to the current state of affairs and/or the time of year. In this episode, Geoff and Joel talk about the New Orleans dog days of summer, and draw contrasts between the South and the Northwest.

As Geoff is preparing for an upcoming Triathlon, we talk about the unique nature of swimming. At the 15 minute mark, we shift gears to the particular characteristics of the New Orleans summer, and 'falling out'. Finally, a the 28 minute mark we get into the current summer Olympic games.