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Jimmy hangs out with comedian Jeff Dwoskin to talk about the post Covid world, podcasting and comedy. Both gentlemen reveal that their podcasts are slightly less than live, and Jeff dispenses some much needed social media tips, more of which can be found on his podcast: Live From Detroit: The Jeff Dwoskin Show, and you can catch Jeff and company review films and tV shows on Crossing The Streams on YouTube.

Grace tells of rubber duckies fulla alcohol and wears her pearls on this historic inauguration day, Jimmy dismisses presidents in general and ask wtf about Hong Kong, and listeners ask: is Grace a milf? Plus Jimmy, a tough guy but no ALPHA, crashes the hell out of his cheap bike.

Grace mentions how every day is a day off now and we check out Governor Newsome's criminal family, plus Grace reveals she has never had a hot pocket and we celebrate Blue Monday with some stupid bits

Grace wants her vaccine from a Disney princess, we premiere a new theatrical segment, Jimmy doubles down on actual stuff vs digital stuff and we celebrate the memory of the great Martin Luther King Jr. Plus a giant flood of Molasses!

Grace nearly gets scammed because she's a goody two shoes, and Jimmy reveals that women can’t reach stuff because they are descended from tyrannosaurs. Plus all the stupid bits and Grace womansplains the difference between vibrators and dildos.

Director and D.J Clayton Hollingshead and Executive Director of The Madras Entertainment Factory Athreya Ram join Jimmy in the oaken lined walls of The LAAF compound to discuss a new film project we will be undertaking together in February. Plus all the stupid bits and a visit from virtual Grace!

We celebrate our 69th show by bringing back the classics, Grace yells at the president and Jimmy yells at all presidents. Happy 69 everyone, and 420 to all

Grace and Jimmy deliver a dramatic reading of Jimmy's new soap opera script and we revisit a classic parody commercial, plus (most of) the stupid bits as we ease into 2021

Jimmy chats with author, producer and film historian Steven Jay Rubin about his new book, The James Bond Movie Encyclopedia, the legacy of James Bond, sci fi, filmmaking, and staying creative during y'know, the thing.

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We ring in the new year with discussions of Abe Lincoln, City historical districts, women in film, and the most jolly means of Christmas tree disposal