Anonymous Threatens KKK and Ferguson Police, MONSTER Energy drinks are the work of SATAN, Palin family brawl tapes released, Pat Robertson says single mother is tempting God by not getting married and Black Friday!
We start the show with more police talk. Eventually it delves into Scott and Joey telling stories of all the times they've been pulled over. Joey wins this week.
Scott's in Vermont for college. We reminisce about how the show got started. A man decapitates himself and Scott can't stop laughing. The police need to be held more accountable and to a higher standard.
Ferguson and race are discussed at length. Scott's liberal school practically calls for his head when a discussion on race comes up. Joey has no car registration and Scott's internet woes continue.
Scott is picked for Jury Duty and we discuss everything from his fellow jurors to the case itself! We also have appliance talk. Anyone need a dryer fixed?
Nancy "The Vulture" Grace tells the father of a missing child he's been found in his basement. Pat Robertson chimes in on tummy aches and Iraq. Joey feels we're becoming too much of an apologetic nation and Scott disagrees.
Christians are afraid they'll have their very own holocaust. If evolution is real then why aren't we raping everyone? Man is tranquilized in monkey suit, sort of. Pat Robertson speaks and garbage falls out. Scott Esk says stoning gays should be allowed.
Minimum wage and tipping is discussed. Playstation 4 lying about their 1080p claims on Watchdogs spurs video game talk. Sega's hologram video game Time Traveler. Netflix to raise prices. Joey coughing like madman, he's so sorry.
A man is arrested for continuous outbursts and demands at a school board meeting. Being gay is like letting all of your friends take a dump in your bed and sleeping in it for a year. Hillbilly girls fight club and a shovel to the head.
1 hr 31 min
About Strangers In A Strange Land
From the publisher's feed
A Podcast about the growing incomprehensible nature of the world around us, and how nothing seems to be as it should. From Politics to Pop Culture,
hosts Scott and Joey openly discuss a variety of topics that promise to encourage lively debate, bizarre insights, and increased misanthropic tendencies.