Somebody Come Look At This

It's been a minute, but I, The Jeweler, have finally figured out this whole editing business. Thank you for your patience. In this episode we discuss everything from the absolute tear that diarrhea has been on in 2026 to the systematic erasure of physical media so that you own nothing. I also ramble for way too long about the backrooms and we figure out that whole God and the afterlife thing.

Life is full of speed bumps, both literal, and figurative. And sometimes our memories collectively play tricks on us, or does it? JB gets a bit personal as we discuss the awkwardness of over performing.

Who remembers growig up in the 80s and 90s? What a weird time to be gay-jacent.

We are BACK. Now that the holidays are over and we are in a brand new clendar year we kick off the new episodes with some sweet experimentation, reminiscing about not having to answer calls until after 9pm, as well as an in depth discusison about why video games may just be the pinnacle of story-telling.

JB gets deep into his love for wrestling entertainment, Garbanzo crashes the party and we realize how much he and JB have in common. . . or not. And on the second go round of our new segment "How Dare You?" we discuss the woes of buying a used car in todays market.

In this episode, JB and Reina talk about past lives, lantern flies, and dive into our brand new segment called "How Dare You?"

This a food episode where we discuss things like whats on our Thanksgiving spread, the fastest way to get fired from being a background extra, and why Baltimore is really like the Wire.

Talking about what wel ove about or partners skills in the kitchen, some crazy memories from the teen years, and some stories from Reina's busking days in NYC. And MORE!

JB and Reina discuss how admiration for certain things can be a sign of pre-mature aging.

JB and Reina getting a lil spicy with the convo this episode. and we ask the age old question, Can men and women TRULY be just friends?