Sneakers in the Pool - The Most Authentic Seinfeld Podcast

Remember back in the 90s before the world went crazy when a salad was an appetizer instead of a FULL MEAL?

In this episode we discuss an app made for the hearing impaired that allows you to find nice, quiet restaurants (it works!). We also talk tall fat guys, the threshold for a coincidence, and why we don't drink milk from pigs... and we touch on some Seinfeld as well.

We're back! After a long hiatus Jake and Tucker are back reminiscing about hair mousse, the temptation of bringing Chinese takeout into movie theaters, and giving a detailed analysis of the candy industry from 1990-now.

In this episode discover out the origin of our podcast's title,  and join Jake and Tucker as they do a intensive analysis of Tropicana and the entire Pure Premium family of unleaded orange juice products.

We're back! After a bit of a hiatus the boys are back discussing scones, drivel, and Laurence Tierney. 

Season 2 is off to a pretty good start. This episode finds Jake and Tucker talking about how Uncle Leo looks like literal Zionist Nazi propaganda caricatures from the 1930s, why people who worked in Manhattan in the 50s and 60s loved talking about who they worked for, and Jake reveals that his grandma was from Poland, was named Manya, and may or may not have had a pony.

Uncle Leo looking like Nazi propaganda: https://thebarchive.com/data/b/image/1537/46/1537464143129.jpg 

Season premiere of season two! The boys do a deep dive into the Mendy's brand (it's a real place!), discover what a Chiropodist actually is, and explore the finer points of cantaloupe culture. 

On this edition of SITP, the boys discuss the first ever season finale of Seinfeld and do a lengthy deep dive into Bed & Breakfast culture. This episode also features a rare, relatively unknown segment from a really terrible Billy Crystal comedy album from the 70s as well as Tucker telling an epic saga about a spoiled grape purchase at 7/11.

The boys have a spirited debate about which lettuce is the trashiest (spoiler alert: it's NOT iceberg), and touch on topics of the day like danish, cordless phones, and the holy grail of egg salad.

The boys debate the differing schools of thought on coin toss interference and discuss walk-in closets, wall-to-wall carpeting, and why hollywood actors from the 70s are probably the biggest pricks of all time.

Tucker's real name revealed. The boyzos spend basically all episode gushing over Jason Alexander and talking about the weird 90s zeitgeist.