Three time World Series champ and bona fide Yankee killer Curt Schilling mixes it up with Jim and Sean.  Curt shows us why he is a first ballot hall of famer in the game of life.

Next, we speak with Xanthe Pajarillo, the original McRib girl who took her cause to the Santa Clarita city council and the show's favorite furry Pepper Coyote sings a Sharky scribed homage to the faux pork phenomenon.

Comedian Jim Norton (aka Chip Chipperson) makes an appearance as well.

It's a 2020 year end extravagonzo!

What goes into making a "lost episode"?  Tequila, and plenty of it.  Jim explains that the show he and Sean did from three days ago will never see the light of day.  Timothy Treadwell had a better time of it.  Curt Schilling is a no-brainer hall of famer as we do some new stuff, and rehash some old stuff.  Don't drink and drive, kids!

Connecticut comedy mainstay "Jackson" fills in for Sean the Producer in the first ever guest hosting spot.  Bridgeport's own Wassan Jackson (or is it Jackson Wassan) finally tells us about his YouTube short film (Jackson, A Comedy Love Story).  We break the news to Sean, and we learn why the Ocean Spray cranberry juice guy has nothing on Little LA Jay Trujillo, the "Bud Light" guy.

After last week's prediction of a Trump win, hosts Jim and Sean eat some crow and take their lumps, while they hale the many guests on the show who got it right.  That said, we still find some time to mock Van Jones and Stephen Colbert for their pearl clutching horse dung.  Finally, Word Axe Throwing League champ Mike Kump takes a victory lap after his doubles win in Chicago and talks about cartoony sized checks and offers up a fantastic breakup song by The Mountain Goats.

It's Election 2020 eve and there's no need for a Quinnipiac poll.  We get a random sampling from friends of the show.  American Idol's Brian Dunkleman weighs in, as does America's favorite furry Pepper Coyote.  We batten down the hatches and board up the storefront.  We also hear from business man turned farmer turned YouTube celebrity Morgan Gold (Gold Shaw Farm).  Oh also we cry about cats and compare breakup songs.

Living legend, father of PC graphics, and half of Sierra On-Line's Ken and Roberta Williams joins Jim and Sean to talk about his book Not All Fairy Tales Have Happy Endings  (The Rise and Fall of Sierra On-Line).  Fresh of his appearance in Netflix's High Score docuseries, Ken regales us with tales from his book...stepping us through the rise and fall (and rise and fall) of Sierra-Online.  We talk figure 8 race tracks, running a newspaper syndicate, and sailing the world.  See www.kensbook.com for more details.

We also stick up for our podcast brother in arms, Jonny Benson of the Beer Man Been podcast.  When a recent guest trashes our man Jonny, we feel compelled to respond in kind.

The best laid plans of mice and men (and, apparently, sharks) often go awry as host Jim Sharky devises a scheme to curry favor with the No Agenda podcast.  We also speak with our favorite "furry" and Lone Shark political correspondent Pepper Coyote who talks about furry conventions (or lack thereof) in the age of the 'Rona.  Finally, in a rare LSP three part-er, we endeavor to catch up with our favorite "Okee from Muskogee" (underline "endeavor").

We go from William Hung to "hung jury" of sorts as Jim and Sean aren't as in "lock step" as you might think.  Also, the Who are these Podcasts guys are some No Agenda-pandering MFers.  Also, we talk about other shit.  If you need to read this description to figure out if you are into it then go suck lemons.

Jim and Sean demonstrate their innate ability to take lemons and make podcast lemonade with this guest free, discursive, sojourn into the sophomoric.  We take a look at the current "King of Kong" arms race, and our own "grinder" (Sean the Producer) steps up and basks in the glow of Lone Shark attention.  Also, Amazon Alexa screws the show over.

Jim and Sean are "keeping it local" in the wake of tropical storm Isaiah, and holding it down for the fine folks of Ridgefield, Connecticut (from where we broadcast).  As you'll hear, not all heroes wear capes.  Also, we listen to clips from Brad Garrett and Rob Lowe as we talk about Jim's battles with the bottle.  We also pay tribute to Connecticut comic Dr. Jay Sutay who is gone too soon.  Sean tells us why he's been sans automobile for over 2 weeks....and, oh yeah, and Huey Lewis has a large penis.