Let The Hate Flow Through You

Hosts Jeremy Sheer and El Jordano Diablo are joined by Comedian George Dunne (Sad Boys' Social Club) to discuss his hatred of Adam Sandler. Is Adam Sandler funny? Did he have any artistic endeavors worth seeking out? Why is Sheer so mad? Will George ever have an Adam Sandler movie at his monthly drive in movie night at Mahall's 20 in Lakewood? Many questions, many answers and a peek into Dunne's past.

Hosts Jeremy Sheer and El Jordano Diablo are joined by guest comedian Jess Faulstich to discuss her hatred of people in new relationships. Jess has a posse to hang with until they couple off and leave her to meet new people. We also go into her past and what brought her back to single life. Recorded and produced by Pete Milk.

Hosts Jeremy Sheer and El Jordano Diablo are joined by Comedian Ryne DiPerna (Ad Hominem Attack Show) to discuss his hatred of Glenn Beck. Ol' Hickory is borderline obsessed with this media mogul of the right wing. We delve into why he started listening, who is to blame for his success and if he should be taken seriously as an adversary at all. The left's least favorite Mormon gets his time in the shade. Recorded and produced by Pete Milk.

Hosts Jeremy Sheer and El Jordano Diablo are joined by filmmaker Jon Nix to discuss his hatred for Forrest Gump. We delve into the film version of Forrest Gump, as none of us will admit to reading the book. What makes this movie not hold up after years of being shoved down America's throat as the feel good drama to end all feel good dramas? Is Tom Hanks to blame? Does Sheer do a decent Forrest Gump voice? Find out with a single click. Recorded and produced by Pete Milk.

Hosts Jeremy Sheer and El Jordano Diablo are joined by comedian Kevin Ross to discuss his hatred of opiates. We go through his process of cleaning up his act incident by incident. Sheer and Jordano have their own experiences with drugs to share, and we try to figure out what started us down this path in the first place. Brutally honest and cringeworthy at times. Recorded and produced by Pete Milk.