Left Jest

That’s right Jack Smith 4 (@JackSmithIV, mic.com) is back along with shameless comedian Jeremy Hammond (@jeremythunder)to discuss fash bashing and the breakfast menu at McDonalds. Are the Spanish people spicy? Tune in to find out.

This is Alex's big episode leading the discussion so there's a solid 45 minutes of thoughtful political discussion and then a good 15 of penis / anime talk. Sorry.

Check out Jack's video of the black bloc protest here https://twitter.com/mic/status/822527070626578432

On Obama's last day in office, the 100% Caucasian (TM) hosting duo both admit they are weak spined libs and that he is their dad president.

Comedian Jabouki Young White (@Jabouki on Twitter)drops in to talk about all the movie deals he is about to get as Comedy Obama. They all fantasize about Obama's body together. At one point Alex mistakes a Mike Birbiglia quote for a George Bush quote. Plus there's a Mean Girls clip in there. Yeah. Very sexual comedy podcasting.

The week before Trump's inauguration we trace back a line to the extreme right in America including Pat Buchanan and right wing militant movements. Are they all racist? Does the government have a machine that makes tornados? Tune in to find out!

Our guests this week are Sam Rose (UFOlogy Podcast) and John Field (John Field Show). Great dudes.

CORRECTION: Alan Berg is a radio show host and not a journalist. I'M SORRY, I'M A HUMAN BEING.

Anders and Alex stick to what they know this week and analyze the gorgeous dialectics of two stand up comedy specials from 1990. Fun is had. Gags are made. Israel comes up a surprising amount.

Guests include Noted Chicago Comedian Andrew Tavin (Podcast Monsters) and the truth telling impressions-bot "Unit 32 Ceramics" (Nigeria). Be warned, you're going to have to listen to 2003 Dennis Miller say some crazy bullshit.

Wherein Anders teaches a bunch of millennials about the 1996 election.

Fellow NY comics Melissa Stokoski (Bitches Brew) and John Field (Terrible Tribune) sit in on this old-school style education rap and debate mandatory school uniforms. There are not nearly enough microphones. Someone may say vote Bob Dole at the end as a fun reminder that this is a comedy podcast.

This was recorded in October and features the premiere (!!) of the now famous Anders Lee Bill Clinton voice. Get your dang shirts!

Well well well well well well. If it isn't an old fashioned bro-down, where some good ol' boys come together and mansplain saving the environment.

Jack Smith IV (mic.com) and Brian Bahe (laughs.gov) join Alex and Anders in Punk Alley this week to discuss the Dakota Access Pipeline. We come up with a hot new tag-line for the show, and theorize disaster movies.

Lines are drawn. Loves are lost. Bits are done.

In our sexiest podcast episode yet, we invite professional clown Ed Malone (World Socialist Website) to talk a bit about the life and times of Leon Trotsky. The boys get stuck on some Kurt Cobain quotes. There is much dialectics.

Please only listen if you are ready to experience HIGH OCTANE audio content. Thank you.

Surprise! This entire podcast has been a conservative show called Right Jest the whole time. Anders loves "clowning on libs" and will not stop doing it no matter what.

Continuing said clowning, NYC comedy darling Elsa Waithe (@elsajustelsa) joins the boys in KPISS studios to talk about stand up, Black Lives Matter, and the controversial Pogs for Pigs program run by the New York City police. Anders and Alex snuggle to share a mic. It's all very woke.

On this most hallowed of podcast episodes, the gang reviews the 2010 film The Special Relationship on HBO. Comedian Andy Palmer joins the KPISS radio hot tub to add his unique perspective on the sensuous love between Tony Blaire and Bill Clinton. We all learn a little bit Bill Clinton's moon rock and a bit more about ourselves in the process. Namaste.

For a special bonus episode, we invite Democracy @ Work's Michael Selden (twitter: @XJYMichael) to tell us all about co-ops and growing meat out of mother fucking tubes. Alex and Anders debut the first Dystopia of the Week sketch with chillingly accurate impressions of Joe and Ezra Klein.

THIS WAS RECORDED BEFORE THE ELECTION AND THAT IS WHY EVERYONE SOUNDS SO HEALTHY.