On the day Meek Mill was released from prison, we decided to hit the streets and see what the people had to say.

The boys get drunk, and it's all a little blurry after that....

Subscriptions of Men's Health, toasted sandwiches, and quotes from the book "Live From New York." We also hear from our Native American traffic team and preview an upcoming Pod Worthy documentary "Great Catch."

The guys have filmmaker and good friend Kevin Giles back on the pod to co host the episode. The trio talk the weird yet funny story of Bryan Colangelo. Will Drake come back after Pusha T's latest diss (this episode is a couple of weeks old, Drake didn't come back). Roseanne's gone, BUT CAN WE GET SOME NEW EPISODES OF BRIDGET LOVES BERNIE????

This episode was originally recorded back in April. On this short unaired special, the guys experience some frustrating techinal difficulties to start the show. Kieran talks to a man from South Africa about the Philadelphia Eagles and Snoop Dogg. The day is April 20th, so we talk about all things that are relevant to that date. A couple friends stop by and voice their opinion on the matter.

On today's episode of Pod Worthy, the guys are joined by good friend and recurring guest Johnny Boggs. They sing "Don't Go Chasing Waterfalls" in unison. Talk about Kieran's grad party, which was the night before the podcast. A personal beef arises with Tony Luke's and Nic offers tips on what not to say when someone dies.

Today on the pod, local funnyman John Keller drops by for an hour to catch up with the guys. They talk twitter beefs, old jokes in the notes app, and how doing standup at a biker club might not always go so well. This episode was originally recorded on May 7, 2018. May the seventh be with you.

For the first time ever, Kieran and Nic get in the studio together and record the podcast. Real microphones, no phone call bulls**t, it's the real deal. They talk about the new podcast format, upcoming guests, and listen to some guy call immigrants animals. This episode has video to go along with it, which can be found on YouTube. This podcast is in no way affiliated with Reese's Fast Break.

This episode was recorded about a month ago, so the guys might seem late to the party on a couple topics. They talk about the death of Avicii and Verne Troyer, and wonder who might be next (spoiler alert, no one else died). Nic tells a story about how to get free food at a music festival, if you play your cards right. And the guys question one of the new features on the anchor app.

On this episode we have Actor/Musician Papi Carlo on to talk about his move to LA from Philly, The Comedy Store, and his show "Skitbags" on Dash Radio. We also talk Cardi B, gentrification, and his musical act "Mista SEE The Enforcer."