Duncan, Jon, Adam and Jo discuss Eugene Ionescu's absurdist play The Bald Soprano.

Many potential sponsors are discussed, a dramatic story about Everclear (the alcohol, not the band), a failed shotgunning, an Uber ride to nowhere, the perils of open mics, and more.

Duncan, Adam, Jon, and Andrea discuss the results of the 2024 Kink of the Hill tournament, varieties of incel, breaking the sound barrier, and much more.

Impressions of Jesus, Jennifer Coolidge, and Julius Caesar, thoughts on being stoned at the movies, dark childhood obsessions, the year 1999, and much more.

Duncan and guest Louis Birdsong go on a winding, double-length bonus episode about Jonah Lehrer's book about the psychology and science of creativity, Imagine.

Much is learned about a prominent historical figure, the existence of God, pronouncing foreign words pretentiously, a lighting strike, and a lot more.

Jo Foster fills in for Adam and talks to Duncan and Jon about the pandemic, mental break downs (and ups), plant humor, the latest Fallout Tonight, and more.

Bonus book club episode! Duncan and Jo recently read Stephen Rosenfield's 2018 book "Mastering Stand-Up," and discuss their reactions to the book with Jon.

Nicknames, beefs, roasts, the paradox of trying to be freewheeling, and a lot more from the strung-out Fallout Tonight! "brain" trust.

The fellas and guest Jo Foster discuss roller coasters, the perils of open mics, family size versus fun size, and of course the latest Fallout Tonight!