Lost for the Summer

This week we debate the pros and cons to circumcision. Ian Starts demanding more Harp in his music. Matt breaks down sobbing as Justin attempts to define what sobbing is. We share some of the weirder interactions we've had in the LBC. Then we wrap the episode up by playing the first addition of guess the song snippet.

This week we talk about what it takes to be a good father. We debate when to introduce your kids to video games and intercourse. We then learn the most changes baby names in America. Then we have an other addition of game night.

This week Matt tries to start a coup and take over the podcast. Justin interviews for a co-host position. We discuss our experience with smellavision. We debate who the best president would be. Then we end the podcast with an other addition of Aux Battles.

This week we take sides in the next civil war. Robert talks about his recovery process from being a guy with a Star Wars dictionary. Ian burns bridges with more potential podcast sponsors. Then we debate tooth brushing routines.

This weak Ian rants about his hatred for Buffalo Wild Wings. Robert thinks about killing himself on his bike. We hit our 90 episode mile marker and Robert gives a drunken speech about his feelings about it.

This week Robert gets a communist chest piece. We debate which fast-food chain is the most filling. Ian gets everyone hyped for church dodgeball. Then we talk about the horniest messages we've ever sent.

This week we have a full house. Our friend Ivan is in town and we do an incest intervention for him. Robert opens up about his sobriety from the shaft. Then Ian grills Kayla's new boyfriend about his swearing habits and how often he was spanked as a child.

This week we talk about Robert's struggle with social interaction and finding people that think like him, as Ian opens up about his struggles with alcoholism and the striving to sacrifice the short term for the long term.

This week Robert quells Ian's fear of podcasting. Ian brings a V8 to a foot race. Robert begins to speak into peoples lives and tells of his journey to enlightenment. Then we take some time to deconstruct our beliefs and relationships.

This week Robert becomes Italian. We debate wether or not wearing clashing brands is acceptable. Then to wrap the episode up, Robert recounts his childhood memories and his mom's weapons of mass destruction.