Just What We Need...Another Podcast

(Warning: Noteworthy inebriation to follow. From here on out, we'll just refer to this one as "Episode 14". Like "Hey, you'd better take it easy on the drinks, you don't want another Episode 14, do you?" That being said, we'd like to thank our friends at Catskill Liquors and Wild Turkey for their considerable contribution to this episode).

Well, as you can tell by the title, things go a wee bit off the rails in Episode 14: The Art of Randomness 3 (a.k.a. The Ramblings of a Drunken Lunatic). As in the previous Art of Randomness episodes, Craig and Scott have a bunch of topics they want to discuss that probably wouldn't fill enough time for an entire episode, but stuff that certainly needs to be discussed. We're talking about you, goddamn weathermen! After you listen, it'll come as no surprise to you that Scott was unconscious very shortly after the recording concluded. Craig considers this a 'teachable moment'. Buckle up for this one, it's not pretty, but you should get some laughs out of it. Judge not, lest ye be judged. LOLOL!

For lucky episode number 13 Craig and Scott decide to do their first TOP FIVE episode...this one will review their all-time Top Five Favorite TV Shows, Top Five Favorite Albums and Top Five Favorite Movies! And to make it even more interesting, they invited Scott's daughters Madison and Alexandra (ages 20 and 18) to join the episode so we could see just how far out of touch Scott and Craig are with modern entertainment. Actually, some of the answers might surprise you! It's fun to see the long beloved favorites compared to the new school instant classics. So, grab your glass and pull up a stool, enjoy the first Top Five episode...and please feel free to share your top fives in the comments section. Cheers!

Jay returns for an interesting (trust me, on this) discussion with Craig and Scott on planned obsolescence. What is that, you ask...so does Craig...well, you know how your phone always used to start to die just as you would be getting to the end of your three-year contract. What a coincidence! Yeah, dastardly stuff like that. The conversation goes through how it started and some other examples of this shadiness. So, cozy up to the bar, it's time for another round.

For your Thursday morning episode, Craig and Scott got together at an early hour (Craig was a fan of this, Scott was not) and welcomed Jay and his vast knowledge of classic movies, to the podcast. The gentlemen got together for the expressed purpose of celebrating one of the most iconic films of all time, Jaws. That's right, Jaws turns 50 on June 20, 2025, so we're dropping this one as close to that date as we can get. The guys discuss whether Jaws is a horror or a thriller, talk about some little known facts they found and do a little trivia. It's a fun episode...and don't worry...you're not gonna need a bigger podcast player. (Goddammit...I've gotta apologize for that joke...so bad). Alright, roll 'em!

Here's your Monday morning episode, and we've got a good one for you...not that we'd tell you if we thought we mailed it in. Ryan returns for another go 'round on an interesting topic. The summer of 1969...a lot more happened that just Bryan Adams getting his first real six-string. From amazing technological advances, to iconic music to crimes that still haunt us today. It's amazing to line these events up and see just how close they were in time proximity. So, grab your favorite beverage and come along for the ride. We've got a lot to talk about.

For your Thursday morning episode, the guys from Just What We Need...Another Podcast, welcome their first guest, Ryan Hallam, who works in the field of fantasy sports. He's here to talk about how fantasy sports and online sports gambling have completely changed how many people watch sports. This isn't a "who should I start at running back" episode, more of a "how did we ever live without The Red Zone channel?" episode. If you've ever played a prop bet, put together a parlay or just bet five bucks on a game, you know it makes everything more interesting. Let's hope it makes this episode more interesting. They need all the help they can get. NO button...honestly.

Here's the highlight of your Monday morning commute, whether it be on the road, or from the bed to the laptop, Craig and Scott have you covered. With a positive response to the original randomness episode (okay, one person said it didn't completely suck) Craig and Scott go to the well again. There's a little Dead or Alive, The Slogan Game, What If? and plenty more quick hitters to make your drive fly by. Join the boys in another romp through nonsense. 

The first of the Monday/Thursday episodes you can count on...for your Thursday morning commute (or whenever you get to it) Craig and Scott give their opinions on the question: Do you believe in ghosts? The conversation goes all over the place from haunted locations, ghostly experiences, floating orbs and a whole lot more. They might not get to the bottom of this mystery, but you'll get a laugh and they might just give you something to think about as you ponder your own answer to the question. Enjoy!

Here's your Monday morning episode early! Craig and Scott are back on the road, well, technically in a parking lot, as they record while tailgating in the CitiField lot before the Los Angeles Dodgers vs. New York Mets game. There's some baseball talk, money talk and a few funny stories. The sounds of the party can be heard in the background as the guys do their best to entertain you. Go easy on them. They're trying. 

On the ride home from the Alice Cooper concert, Craig poses a question that at first seems ridiculous, but, after some discussion, holds some real merit. Take a trip down the yellow brick road as Craig and Scott break down the idea that an all-time favorite family movie is actually horror in disguise. I have a feeling we're not in Utica anymore.