In this episode, three old and unapologetically bitter men take a walk down memory lane, grumbling fondly about the way things used to be. From the tooth-shattering candies they once adored to the questionable fashion choices that somehow defined an era, it’s a no-holds-barred dive into childhood nostalgia—with plenty of side-eye thrown at the modern world.They swap stories of scraped knees from unsupervised street games, recall the thrill of digging through cereal boxes for toys, and rant about how everything today—from snacks to slang—just doesn’t hold up. Old-school cartoons, paper routes, and the mysterious joy of being bored without a screen in sight all make an appearance.Witty, cranky, and unexpectedly touching, this episode captures the bittersweet charm of growing up in a time when things were simpler, stranger, and—at least in their eyes—a whole lot better.

Three cantankerous old men gather weekly to grumble about their deepest, darkest fears. But this isn't your average therapy session. These guys are grizzled, jaded, and unapologetically honest. From existential dread and the slow march of time to robots taking over and the horror of modern slang, This episode is a raw, hilarious, and unexpectedly poignant exploration of what keeps us all up at night—filtered through the bitter wit of men who have seen it all and are very unimpressed.

In this raw and unfiltered episode, three cantankerous old men—each shaped by a lifetime of experience, stubborn convictions, and deep-seated opinions—gather around the mic to chew over the thorny subject of religion and faith. With gravelly voices and no patience for politeness, they take listeners through their divergent paths. What begins as a barrage of gripes and sharp-edged stories gradually unfolds into something more reflective, as the trio confronts the roles religion played in their families, communities, and inner lives. From fire-and-brimstone childhoods to empty pews in retirement, this episode is less about spiritual certainty and more about the unresolved tensions that linger over a lifetime.

In this warm and witty episode, three old friends—gruff on the outside but sentimental at heart—gather to swap stories about their brushes with celebrity. With decades of life behind them, they recall uplifting and unexpected encounters with the famous: the movie star who shared a quiet moment of kindness, the musician who surprised them with humility, and the comedian who made them laugh when they needed it most.The conversation flows into a playful thought experiment: if they could host a dream dinner, which celebrities would make the guest list? The answers range from living legends they admire to late icons whose presence would turn the evening into magic. From jazz greats to groundbreaking thinkers, the table fills with voices that shaped the world.As the laughter quiets, the trio gently shifts to a more personal reflection. They speak of their own "celebrities"—loved ones who are no longer here but whose impact was immeasurable. A brother, a spouse, a childhood friend. These are the names that never made headlines, but whose memory deserves a spotlight.Equal parts humorous, heartfelt, and quietly profound, this episode reminds us that everyone has a story worth telling—and that sometimes, the brightest stars don’t live in the sky, but in our past.

In this hilariously cantankerous episode, three old and unapologetically bitter men gather around the mic to air their grievances about the modern world. From loud phone talkers and self-checkout machines to the death of handwritten letters, no annoyance is too small—or too irrational—to escape their scorn.

Expect grumbles, groans, and gritted teeth as they compete to out-complain each other in a no-holds-barred rant-fest. Equal parts curmudgeonly charm and brutal honesty, this episode is a laugh-out-loud ode to the daily irritations that unite us all... and drive us absolutely mad.

In this candid and curmudgeonly episode, three old and bitter friends gather around the mic to air their grievances—and occasional insights—about the modern dating world. With decades of romantic war stories behind them, they dive into a no-holds-barred discussion on how dating has evolved (or devolved) in the age of mobile apps, ghosting, and ever-shifting rules of engagement.From swiping fatigue to the disappearance of genuine connection, they grumble through topics like hookup culture, the death of traditional courtship, and the blurry lines of respect and expectations in modern relationships. But between the sarcasm and cynicism, moments of surprising vulnerability and reflection emerge, offering listeners a perspective rarely heard in the current dating discourse.Expect equal parts rant, roast, and real talk—served with a heavy dose of generational whiplash.Trigger Warning: Strong opinions, outdated slang, and the occasional dose of accidental wisdom.

Three old and bitter cinephiles—each with a lifetime of grudges, wisdom, and war stories, gather for their most cantankerous conversation yet. This week, they’re joined by fresh-faced aspiring actress Newsha Sadri, whose optimism and insight provides a much needed contrast with their weathered perspectives, as well as an inside look at the inner workings of the movie industry as a whole.

Together, they dissect the ever-evolving landscape of cinema and acting—bemoaning the rise of franchise fatigue, digital de-aging, and social media stardom. Sparks fly, laughs erupt, and surprising moments of vulnerability sneak in as each host reveals their Top 5 Favorite Films of All Time—lists that reveal as much about themselves, as their cinematic taste.

It’s a raw, funny, and strangely touching episode about art, aging, and the eternal love/hate relationship with the silver screen.

How “likes” replaced real conversations, how people text more than they talk, and how social media turned everyone into the star of their own silent movie. What happened to respect? From kids talking back to strangers oversharing online, nothing is off-limits. They argue that we’ve lost more than just eye contact—we’ve lost basic manners, boundaries, and the ability to listen without waiting for our turn to talk.

These three curmudgeons convene to unleash 30 minutes (it is their bedtime after all) of hilariously savage commentary on the “new breed” of gym-goers and their etiquette failures.