There WERE topics scheduled for Episode 59. There WERE points we wanted to make. There WERE reasons we wanted to discuss these things. But instead, Brad, Mike and Craig got together, killed a 30-rack of Miller Lite, and babbled about Bill Cosby, PBS, Rhode Island's sex problem, Weight Watchers and much more. 

Mike also said "Hey, hey, hey" 41 times out of the 42 things he said on the episode. 

The second half of the show will make you swear off drinking forever (at least a few nights)... Remember what we said, when it comes to Needless to Say, aim low. 

As always, Needless to Say is made possible by a grant from the Damaged Goods Network. Be sure to check out our #DGN brothers in charity at damagedgoodsinc.com. 

And if you really like our stuff, be sure to check out the Needless to Say Swag Shop over at Teespring. 

Brad and Craig are back (with Mike's disembodied voice) to discuss Bert and Ernie's identity, spiked laxative lemonade videos, turtle sex, Batman's junk and a ton more. As always, we touch on intelligence, before our true selves take over. 

As always, Needless to Say is made possible by a grant from the Damaged Goods Network. Be sure to check out our #DGN brothers in charity at damagedgoodsinc.com. 

And if you really like our stuff, be sure to check out the Needless to Say Swag Shop over at Teespring. 

The boys have an honest discussion about Catholic Charities, 9/11, hurricane coverage, innovative drug dealers and even the Beatles. Done our way. 

As always, Needless to Say is made possible by a grant from the Damaged Goods Network. Be sure to check out our #DGN brothers in charity at damagedgoodsinc.com. 

And if you really like our stuff, be sure to check out the Needless to Say Swag Shop over at Teespring. 

This week, 66% of NTS returns a little late, joined by Brad's better 50%, to have a mid-week discussion about the ongoing Colin Kaepernick and Nike debate, why Geoffrey Owens was the latest victim of Bill Cosby, Russian engineers who should probably run and hide, and other tales of hard work, dedication and pride. 

As always, Needless to Say is made possible by a grant from the Damaged Goods Network. Be sure to check out our brothers in charity at damagedgoodsinc.com. 

And if you really like our stuff, be sure to check out the Needless to Say Swag Shop over at Teespring. 

This week, 66% of NTS returns a little late, joined by Brad's better 50%, to have a mid-week discussion about the ongoing Colin Kaepernick and Nike debate, why Geoffrey Owens was the latest victim of Bill Cosby, Russian engineers who should probably run and hide, and other tales of hard work, dedication and pride. 

As always, Needless to Say is made possible by a grant from the Damaged Goods Network. Be sure to check out our brothers in charity at damagedgoodsinc.com. 

And if you really like our stuff, be sure to check out the Needless to Say Swag Shop over at Teespring. 

The boys fight exhaustion and tech issues to discuss Louis CK, bad video gamers, Christian nonsense and ongoing racism.

Don't call it a comeback! But, after weeks of semi-intelligence and heartfelt statements, the guys discuss dummy NFL failures, PC colleges censoring comics for being insensitive, PETA bitching about boxes of animal crackers, Hollywood liars, and Craig telling a child to go to hell. 

If you liked us before we got our periods, you'll really like this episode. 

Catch us, and the rest of the caged Barnum animals at www.damagedgoodsinc.com

This week, technology bit the guys in the ass once again, making 2/3 of the show unlistenable. So, a beer-soaked, four-man Friday night turned into a coffee-heavy, chill 1:1 discussion of stereotypes, Omarosa, Trump, religious hypocrisy and more. It's a very different kind of episode, but we like it, so let's see where it goes.

This week, technology bit the guys in the ass once again, making 2/3 of the show unlistenable. So, a beer-soaked, four-man Friday night turned into a coffee-heavy, chill 1:1 discussion of stereotypes, Omarosa, Trump, religious hypocrisy and more. It's a very different kind of episode, but we like it, so let's see where it goes.

The boys celebrate one full year of publishing freedom by discussing entertainment that ended too soon, old men that don't want it to end, and sexual practices that probably should.