This week, Mike and Luke join the podcast as they discuss the results of the Mom Jeans poll on Instagram. Jared is highly disappointed with the results and gives his blunt opinion on them. He channeled some inner Tyler on that one. Next they talk about the downsides of getting older and trying to become an adult. During a brief conversation about March Madness, Josh brings up an old story about his little brother as they reflect on some classic moments. Luke asks the group to share some unrealistic fears they had or currently have. Later they go into an in depth conversation about the music group they created during Physics Day at an amusement park. To conclude, they share the top albums each person would try to rescue from a fire, give some shameless plugs, and as usual, derail into some random topics.

This week, Tyler and Colin join the podcast for a special episode recorded in Tyler’s apartment. The group begins with a conversation about bus nine and all the crazy shenanigans that took place on school buses growing up. This leads into a conversation about J.K. Rowling and her ridiculous claims on Twitter. Tyler gets especially heated on this subject and the conversations that ensue. Other topics include funny high school stories, punch passes, nut shots, the new Spiderman movie, and many more. Later they get into an interesting/potentially controversial discussion about bullying. To close out the episode, they reminisce about middle school gym class, when they all became best friends, and Colin asks everyone “when was the last time they shit their pants”. It’ll make sense, I think.

This week, Josh and Jared are joined by Lock Haven Luke as they celebrate the tenth episode. They begin with a health update from Josh as he explains what’s been happening to him lately. This leads into multiple health updates from everyone and derails into conversation about carbon monoxide. Don’t worry, It’ll make sense. They then dive into a conversation about the greatest sport, professional wrestling. Other topics include the worst super power ever, nicknames for strangers, and Aunt Becky getting in a lot of trouble. Later, they talk about their favorite monsters/crypto species, ghost shows, and things that they find irritating. They close out with a few additional topics and a shout out to La Dispute.

Closing song: “First Reactions After Falling Through the Ice”

This week, Josh and Jared begin by addressing the technical issues experienced in the previous episodes. They then go into an in depth review of the movie Captain Marvel, which Josh went to see to celebrate International Women’s Day. Next, they mention the podcast’s new social media handles and share a few posts they have made so far. Other topics include box tops, Warped Tour, and the debut of a brand new segment called “Make Josh Uncomfortable.” Finally, the guys get political as they determine the best Democratic presidential candidate, displaying their lack of knowledge and understanding of politics.

This week, Josh and Jared are joined by Mike and Tyler, who makes his debut on the podcast. They begin their discussion with hair styles that were popular when they were in high school. Logically, the conversation shifts into a discussion about the Fyre Festival Documentary, Jersey Shore, and Sea World. The group discusses classic Disney movies and which they consider to be the best. Later, they talk about the issues with the Oscars and Tyler goes on a rant about movies that are “complex”, leading to a discussion about movies they went to see back in day. The group talks about Tyler’s fake social media accounts he used back in the day to do some shenanigans. Other topics include dumpster diving, lies they were told/told others, movies that make you feel miserable, Mack and Me, potential podcast topics/segments, and working at a nursing home.

This week, Josh and Jared are joined by their good friend Colin, making his debut on the show. They begin by reminiscing about the stock market game in high school. Logically, this discussion point leads into a conversation about Jeffrey Dahmer. Later they discuss names that their parents almost gave to them when they were born. Colin wins that conversation hands down. You’ll notice a a few beeps cause Jared as Jared slowly learns he should’t give full names. Despite, that they go on to talk about how weird babies look, Halloween costumes, video stores, and Degrassi. They conclude with a discussion on favorite Disney Channel Original movies and their opinions on the Jussie Smollett situation.

This week, Josh and Jared are joined by high school Luke to talk about the hard-hitting issues. They begin by acknowledging the couple international listeners that accidentally stumbled upon this podcast, leading to random conversations about Germany and Japan. The episode was recorded the week of Valentines Day, so Josh and Jared talk about their thoughts on it and what their online dating profiles would say about themselves. From there they go into an array of topics as they come to mind. An editors note; we were able to troubleshoot and find the source of the crazy static. Each episode going forward will sound clear like the last fifteen minutes of this episode. We’re two dudes in the basement, you think this is the only thing we’ve screwed up in life?

This week, Josh and Jared discuss/reminisce on school dances and prom. This topic quickly derails into a rant about grinding, pop music, and their angsty prom entrance during senior year. Afterward, they get into a discussion about old school assemblies, from one about a yellow dress to getting AIDS from a blood transfusion. It’s as confusing as it sounds. Later they give some band, movie, and book recommendations. To close out the episode, they discuss some of the great things Russia has given the world, like the iconic musical group t.A.T.u.

This week, Josh and Jared welcome two new guests that were roommates with Josh in college, Luke (a different one) and his brother Gage. After some introductions, they talk about bushy eyebrows and Luke and Gage’s mom, who has a rather interesting past. They then shift their focus to Cupertino. Is it even a real place? From there they derail into an array of topics and address the REAL issues with fracking. To close out the episode, they discuss the Super Bowl and classic bands/artists they are not fans of.

This week, Josh and Jared are joined by their good friends Mike and Luke. During the recording, they experience some static interference from some kind of ghost and/or alien in the basement. Despite this, they power through to give a taste test of a particular cereal, discuss the difference between podcast and radio, and answer some potential job interview questions. Mike tries to explain what was so funny about a Stephen Hawking documentary as they reflect on some high school memories.