Rule of Three: with Bengt Washburn and Tim Slagle

Bengt talks about his role in a Dickens Play, Tim reviews a Dickens move, and the music of Simply Dickens fills in between the segments. They also revisit the Krampus. 

The injustice of forced monkey labor, a strange way to dine out, and a bunch of stories that Bengt and Tim chose not to cover over the past year for one reason or another. 

In this episode, Bengt and Tim talk about the Oxycontin settlement, Nations with passports for sale, and Libertarians v. Bears. 

Bengt and Tim talk about an awfully expensive liquor, the happiest place for mice, and Tim's hometown hero.

In this episode Bengt and Tim discuss minimal dwelling, Bengt's hacked website, and a backyard space launch.

In this episode Bengt & Tim talk about dirty birds, the Russian mortality rate, and a Halloween costume that caused so much outrage, it was pulled from the shelves.

In this episode Bengt and Tim discuss Bengt's trip to Berlin, Filler Words, and a strange recycling story from Vietnam. 

In this episode, Tim bemoans the loss of an expensive dog toy, Bengt laughs at an inept pest removal, and they both discus how the leisure class still manage to isolate themselves in the age of affordable luxury. 

Fact-Checker Jeff Jena returns. We talk about his brush with Covid, the origins of "The Full Monty," and his attempts to throw stuff away. 

It's our 200th episode. We did it live at Acme Comedy Company with Bengt streaming it in from Germany. Bryan Miller came back for this very special episode, and we talked about Chinese Seeds and a very strange arm transplant.