The Puncho Uppo's put aside their noble pursuit of creative perfection because Hillman wants to renegotiate his podcast deal. Along with amateur contract lawyer/men's warehouse employee, Theo, we navigate the tricky world of clauses, loopholes and veiled threats of violence that is: binding written agreements. Somebody better call Better Call Saul! 

Is it getting hot in here? The Punchos take on books as they critically deconstruct what’s left of their physically deconstructed copies of the dystopian novel, Fahrenheit 451. After describing their own personal experiences with the books and the words within, Mike, Tim and Hillman bring on local librarian Jack to discuss how fix what is now being called by everyone “The Bradbury disaster.”

Fine, we’ll talk about something that was topical in at least the last 5 months.  The Punchinos go god-mode on HBO's latest cash-in, The White Lotus season 2, critiquing glaring issues like how the characters go too many places and how little time there is to record this episode.

So... Storytime. You've come accustomed to the clear and concise formatting of the Punch Up Podcast show up until this point. But did you know there was a point Mike, Tim and Hillman were talking about whatever the hell? Witness the unearthed pilot of the show in which the boys explore making iconic art way better for the first time.

It's Hollywoof's second biggest night as The Punch People organize the dress rehearsal for Hollywoof's biggest night, the "Paw-scers". With celebrity performances, pyrotechnic shows and whole lot of things going unimaginably wrong, Tim, Mike and Hillman finally put to (dog)bed the question of which is the best dog-themed take on a nationally broadcasted event.

They're bAAAaaaack and they're here now. After shaking off the rust by playing a few warmup games, the Punchitos tell all about what they did over Lamborghini Day Break. 

The Punch Up Guys become the Pitch Up Guys as Mike and Tim induct Hillman into their investors group.  After taking turns trading business ideas and generous capital offers, the boys casually discuss their own extreme financial situations. This is not Shark Tank.

Ok so now here’s the deal, pt 2.

Ok, here's the deal.