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This week we kick things off with some Waraq and a recap of our recent Joe Exotic interview, because interviewing the Tiger King is the kind of thing you have to unpack afterwards.
We get into video games, what we’ve been playing, and why somehow we still end up talking about the same few games every time. (13:25)
With Easter coming up, we tackle the hard-hitting question nobody else in media is brave enough to ask: how many deviled eggs is too many deviled eggs? Science may never know.
We talk about the Lamar Odom documentary and Next Level Chef, proving once again that reality TV will find a way to exist in every possible form. (28:50)
Chuck then announces he’s starting Tai Chi, which raises the question: is this a wellness journey, or is Chuck just preparing for a very slow-motion street fight? (46:37)
We test out some new podcast equipment, which means there’s at least a 50/50 chance something goes wrong. (56:12)
Later Jesse talks about seeing Andrew Santino live, while Chuck saw Andrew Schulz, so we compare notes on the shows and the crowds.
We run through a bunch of new trailers including Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice, Bus Boys, and Thrash. (1:13:22)
We discuss the alleged death of Chuck Norris, which—statistically speaking—is probably just another internet rumor because Chuck Norris usually roundhouse-kicks death before it gets close. (1:26:45)
We wrap things up with our Music of the Week.
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Music
Mike Jones ft. Paul and Slim Thug - Still Tippin'
T.I and UGK - Front Back
Paul Wall ft. Big Pokey - Sittin' Sidewayz
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That's right, this week we interview the one and only Joe Exotic! We talk about life now, life during the show, and what Joe expects to do after his release from prison.
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Mostly Bullshit is @Jesse @Chuck and @Ant Ft. Joe Exotic
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Music
Here Kitty Kitty
I Saw A Tiger
My First love
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We kick things off talking about the Blizzard of ‘26 and how it hit, the chaos that came with it, and everything in between.
Jesse recaps his trip to New Orleans during Mardi Gras, the energy of the city, and a wild mention of Shia LaBeouf that you won’t expect. (5:00)
The “N Word of the Week” (11:00)
We get into what we’ve been watching, including the new Lanterns show on Max and thoughts on the upcoming Scary Movie. (19:22)
We wrap things up with music—what’s been in rotation and what’s worth checking out. (44:50)
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Three Loco - Neato
DJ Paul and Freddie Gibbs - Find Out
Saigon and Statik Selektah - The Rules
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In this episode, the guys kick things off talking about Super Bowl parties, the culture around the big game, and the never-ending presence of the NFL every February. From over-the-top spreads to the traditions people build around game day, it’s a conversation about how football Sundays have become their own kind of holiday.
The discussion shifts to the upcoming biopic about the King of Pop, Michael Jackson. The crew talks about the challenge of portraying such a legendary and controversial figure on screen, what they hope the movie covers, and whether any actor can really capture Jackson’s larger-than-life presence. (16:05)
They get into “Waraq” with Bert Kreischer. (26:16)
The nostalgia kicks in with a hilarious deep dive into all the ridiculous and legendary things people used to redeem with Marlboro points. From jackets and camping gear to the strange marketing tactics of the ‘90s, it’s a trip down memory lane about loyalty programs that feel almost unbelievable today. (40:00)
The episode wraps up with music, where the hosts share what they’ve been listening to and what’s been in their current rotation. (1:00:19)
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Good Charlotte - The Anthem
TI - Let'Em Know
Royce and Elzhi - Motown 25
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Chuck trusted a moving company… and lived to tell the tale (barely). We kick things off with the chaos, scams, and near mental breakdown that comes with relocating your entire life.
From there, we bounce into The Boys and somehow end up talking about Born To Bowl like it’s the Super Bowl of gutterballs. Then it’s onto that wild Rams draft day Friday commercial — because nothing says football like cinematic chaos. (25:00)
Jesse takes us on a journey through IKEA (a relationship test disguised as a furniture store) and the mysterious world of underground pizza spots — because the best slices apparently require a password and a back alley. (53:50)
We hit the internet with Jack Harlow on SNL and whatever the hell robot marathon racing is… because yeah, that’s a real thing now. (58:00)
Then we wrap it up with “Stuff That Rules” — the only segment that matters — before closing out with some music to send you on your way. (1:08:10)
Same nonsense. Slightly more organized. Probably.
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Mostly Bullshit is @Jesse @Chuck and @Ant Ft. Joe Exotic
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Music
MGK and Fred durst - Fix Your Face
Billy Idol - Mony Mony
Tranplants - Diamonds and Guns
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The boys are snowed in for the first storm of the year and things get slippery fast. The episode kicks off with winter storm talk — who’s prepared, who panic-bought, and who absolutely refuses to shovel.
They take on the impossible task of breaking down the 100 Best Movies of All Time. Who decides these lists? What deserves to be there? And what movies are criminally overrated? (11:10)
The question nobody asked but everyone kind of wondered — what actually happened to Orlando Jones? A deep-ish dive into Hollywood disappearing acts. (28:28)
It’s gaming and sports — thoughts on the Switch 2 hype, Yakuza Zero, and then somehow we’re at the Olympics and UFC because transitions are optional on this show. (36:33)
The future of content gets weird — podcasts on Netflix? Is that the next move or are we doing too much? (49:53)
They close it out the only way they know how — music talk, recommendations, and probably at least one wild take. (55:47)
As always, it’s a little insight, a lot of opinions, and mostly… well, you know.
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J Wick Pork Chop Sammich
Candlelight Red - She's Got The Look
Mista Cane and Sheisty - The Worlds Still The Same
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This episode kicks off with a quick recap of the Noah Edge interview, pulling highlights and leftover thoughts before sliding into the wild story of Anthony Joshua’s car accident (16:10) and what actually went down. From there, the crew breaks down the latest trailers, including Street Fighter, One Battle After Another starring Leonardo DiCaprio, and what to expect from the final season of Stranger Things. (22:28)
Things heat up with talk about an Andrew Tate fight, followed by a rundown of Tom Segura’s new stand-up special “Teacher” and whether it hits or misses. (43:23) The back half gets a little more festive with some Christmas talk, (51:54) before wrapping things up the only way that makes sense — music, influences, and whatever else comes up along the way. (1:02:00)
Unfiltered, funny, and all over the place in the best way.
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Keaton Christmas - Have A Little Faith
Zvck - Tread Lightly
John Cena - Bean Town
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This episode features an in-depth interview with Noah Edge, a rapper and R&B artist straight out of Appalachia—a place rarely represented in hip hop culture. Noah talks about carving his own lane, blending R&B melodies with hip-hop roots, and what it means to carry the sound and stories of Appalachia into a genre that often overlooks the region.
We get into his background, creative process, and the challenges of being one of the only artists truly representing Appalachia in modern hip hop. Real conversation, real perspective, and an artist building something bigger than the industry’s radar.
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Noah Edge
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We kick this one off talking BBQ ribs and service calls, because apparently this is a food podcast now and also we have bills to pay. Around 8:52, we attempt to get into the holiday spirit, but it’s mostly sarcasm, exhaustion, and questioning why everything costs more in December.
At 19:45, we start firing shots at new shows and movies, including Welcome to Derry, the new Kevin Hart special, The Abandons, and Sisu — some stuff we liked, some stuff we absolutely talked shit about, and some hot takes that probably won’t age well.
By 37:45, the episode swerves hard into a racial identity crisis, courtesy of Noah Gardenswartz, because nothing spices up a podcast like accidentally getting real as hell in the middle of jokes.
At 50:09, we’re back on Netflix with Jay Kelly and a rant about fan-made movie trailers that are so good they make the actual studios look lazy and incompetent.
We wrap it up around 59:00 with music talk, random opinions, and the slow realization that we probably should’ve ended the episode five minutes earlier — but didn’t.
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Noah Edge - The Plug
The Dream Eaters - Rot In Hell
Noah Edge - Glasses Colored With Trash
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In this episode, you kick things off with a lively intro with a Noah Edge talk, setting the stage with stories, updates, and quick laughs. From there, the conversation moves to Joel Samuel Swartzman, diving into his work, personality, and why he’s been such an interesting figure to follow.
Things take a fun left turn at Chuck’s racecar bed, where the show leans into pure comedy as you unpack the legend and the chaos behind this iconic piece of furniture. At the 24-minute mark, the episode shifts into an entertainment roundup: a Stranger Things recap, thoughts on the upcoming Fantastic Four movie, reactions to the Eddie Murphy documentary on Netflix, and a take on Frankie Quinones’ new stand-up special on Hulu.
Mid-episode, the vibe turns hilarious and unfiltered with a candid mix of sex and pizza talk—equal parts honest and absurd. Finally, the show wraps up with reactions to Welcome to Derry, early impressions of Last Samurai Standing, and a surprising detour into the world of The Chair Company, closing the episode with humor, curiosity, and plenty of personality.
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Joel Samuel Saltzman
Theo Von on Road Rules
Unforgivable
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Max B - Didn't Mean To Kill A Man
Snoop - Mommy's Making Sandwiches
Noah Edge - Bury Me In The Leaves Of Appalachia
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