This episode:

- Gronk gets NFL/Taylor Swift right.

- A comedian gives Taylor Swift $25,000.

- Even meth houses in California are expensive.

- Woman who uses a mirror identifies as a vampire.

- Other stuff.

BONUS: The late great Norm MacDonald's turtle in a shoebox joke.

This episode:

- There's a hair in your chalupa.

- The defense in the Delphi murders quits

- Hitler on a scoreboard proof the world's getting crazier.

- Actors think Halloween costumes make you a scab.

- And other things.

This episode:

- USC star Caleb Williams wants to own an NFL team.

- Britney Spears bombshell hints at her mental state.

- News media and politicians falsely blame Israel for a hospital bombing.

- R.L. Stine makes George Orwell a little scarier.

- Other stuff.

This episode:

- Taylor Swift and trickle-down economics.

- South Park lampoons Hollywood and identity politics.

- Arizona dad is right (and sooo wrong) on school dress codes.

- Finding companionship with a grieving blow-up doll.

- Other stuff.

This episode:

- Jerry Seinfeld is up to something.

- Taylor Swift and Martin Scorcese go long.

- Jada tells the world Will risked his career over a fake marriage.

- Robert Kennedy and Aaron Rodgers versus Anthony Fauci and Travis Pfizer.

- Other stuff.

This episode:

- Hamas declares war on Israel - my thoughts.

- Kat Von D's spiritual 180.

- Hotel room cancelations for the Army/Navy game in Boston.

- FEMA betrays the Amish.

- Other stuff.

This episode:

- Is Travis Pfizer having buyer's remorse on the Taylor Swift publicity?

- Freeing Britney Spears was a mistake.

- Barbie isn't a feminist icon for the Michigan State Police.

- Shoplifting isn't a victimless crime.

- And other stuff.

BONUS A: John Nolte on the economic realities of streaming.

BONUS B: Alan Moore's honest critique of the comic book industry.

This episode:

- How a book I'm reading ties into Band Of Brothers.

- The Rolling Stones are worth a ton of money.

- An arrest has been made in Tupac's 1996 murder.

- Dianne Feinstein's death and the lack of limits.

- Other stuff.

BONUS: The Phil Hartman audition for SNL.

This episode:

- Keith Richards has a strong opinion on rap.

- Burger King convicts Russell Brand.

- Target flees big cities before Christmas.

- Kap actually wants to be on the Jets practice squad.

- Other stuff.

This episode:

- The Writers Strike (tentatively) ends.

- Record execs are the real victims in Taylor Swift ticket scalping.

- Leslie Jones just seems bitter.

- Tipping culture gets out of hand in California.

- Other stuff.