Furry fan favorite (alliteration intended), Pepper Coyote, joins Jim and Sean on the eve of the Iowa Caucus.  Songs of Bernie Sanders and tales of soy sauce-dipped testicles and unfrosted cakes round out this second episode of our third season.

Jim and Sean get surreal and kick off the season three opener with the curator of www.grotesque.com , RS Connett.  His amazing surrealist art (as well as his "origin story") gives us all hope to know that it's never too late to snatch success from the clutches of insurance sales.  Farrah Abraham and he reconstructed tight vagina check in as well, and the Germans continue to love us.  Get some!

The first show of 2020 kicks off with the obligatory Don Imus story, as well as a visit from "Lou the Talking Cameraman" of Connecticut cable access infamy.  We parse the Ricky Gervais Golden Globes opening monologue and we get woke with Tom Hanks.  Jim recaps his annual pilgrimage to see jam band Phish in NYC

Sean the curmudgeon hates on Wesley Willis as Jim tries to honor the man.  Rock over London, rock over Chicago.  The crew of two goes Cameo crazy as comedian Jim Norton showcases his Chip Chipperson character and the purveyor of "racial stolen valor", Rachel Dolazel get in on the Cameo action.  Musical director of the venerable Apollo Theater, Matt Oestricher, tell us why Jim will only make his Apollo debut as an audience member.

It's "taints up" as Jim and Sean return for a holiday episode.  Perineums are sunned and we ponder whether Jim can handle performing at the Apollo theater.  

There is nothing I can say that will entice you to listen to this episode, and Epstein didn't kill himself.

Jim and Sean triumphantly return from their catastrophic hardware failure from the past week or two.  We make up for lost time with not one but two guests, including graphic artist extraordinaire Rob Dobi.  Listen as we wax nostalgic with yet another Long Shark viewer from back in the day who has gone on to exponentially more success than your old pals Jim and Sean.  Also, 2019 "Funniest Comic in Connecticut" Giancarlo Biondino takes a victory lap and tells us why a career in comedy is much >> than inevitably being replaced by AI.

Technical issues plague your old pals Jim and Sean, however, they soldier through and deliver quality content ranging from the unapologetic Pastor Wilson to former Lone Shark viewer the "Mad Russian".  We go down the YouTube rabbit hole and sample the non-PC stylings of Freddie Prinze.

Jim brainstorms some Alaskan reality shows and pays homage to a dead relative...and that's before the actual show open.  Sean tells us about the cockfishing craze and we learn what the Vietnamese and the French have in common.  Pediatrician Dr. Jay Sutay tells us why he's ready to hit the road with Matt Iseman and Ken Jeong.

One of a kind performer Aaron Bonk talks whip cracking, Renaissance Faires, and his love for all things Tool.  Jim ensures that no feelings were hurt over last week's "Polish wedding" episode as he calls the groom in question. 

...oh and Sean is probably cranky about something.