Pod Bless Texas

Kendall and Lillian sit down with the President of the Texas Civil Rights Project, Mimi Marziani, to discuss her latest Washington Post article.

Kendall and Lillian talk about their Netflix experience before hitting the headlines and discussing Kendall’s “complaint” he filed about Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton.

Kendall and Lillian sit down with Sara Stapleton-Barerra, who is running against State Senator and “Democrat” Eddie Lucio Jr. from Senate District 27

Kendall and Lillian sit down with Joanna Cattanach, who is running to be the next State Representative for House District 108.

Kendall and Lillian are back together to discuss the latest Texas headlines, and are joined by congressional candidate for Texas' 25th District, Julie Oliver!

Lillian and Kendall finally learn to social distance from one another as our lovable losers embark on their first Skype-recorded episode together.

Catching up with our hosts, we learn Lillian is studying to be an entomologist after discovering a great book about bugs, while Kendall is still searching for more booze.

We are joined by Dr. Eliz Markowitz, who is running for HD 28 in Fort Bend County, and who is going up against State Rep. Julie Johnson for the title of being our most frequent guest speaker.

Live from Casa de Kendall, our lovable losers continue to try and bring you the latest Texas headlines amidst the global pandemic that has changed all of our lives.

Kendall and Lillian are joined at the end by a very furry special guest, Grey Cat!

Desperately seeking attention, Lillian Salerno and Kendall Scudder risk their lives to bring you this episode. Sitting less than 6-feet apart, our lovable losers defy CDC guidelines to tell you all about how you can sacrifice your grandparents to help save our economy.

Kendall and Lillian find themselves in the midst of a global pandemic, uprooting the lives of billions of people around the planet, but at least they have their booze.

Kendall and Lillian are joined by 3rd mic Laura Berry to discuss the the impact of the coronavirus on Texas as it continues to spread across the country. 

The trio are joined by Republican Former Congressman Joe Walsh, who challenged Donald Trump in the Republican primary, before dropping out and calling the Republican Party a cult for the president.