TGO Radio

The mammoth 15th season of TGO Radio begins with an episode recorded last December 30th, including such topics as: Brian’s very exciting New Year’s Eve plans; special occasion movies; War of the Worlds; year 17, season 15; a lot of other podcasts babble about nothing, so we’re not going to feel bad for doing it; The King’s Man fucking stinks; Tom Holland will be Spider-Man forever; hot chicks on Dexter; Michael C. Hall is a bad singer; watching and analyzing the 1957 McGraw Hill educational classic How Much Affection?, which is about not fucking too soon; shitting a rope; Brian might try to date again next Spring; Brian’s cats eating his dead body; and a brief history of TGO Radio show producers.

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Next week, the beginning of season fifteen. But this week, the last episode recapping some of the worst of 2021, including: Dream celebrity threesomes, whether to bang certain actresses from the 1950s, and a breakdown of the Pittsburgh Steelers fight video.

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The worst of the year that was continues with Hitler’s toilet seat, Eva Braun’s panties, the Boys watching a sexual harassment training video, a man jerks off until he has a stroke, Fleshlights, Brian’s dad and the Internet, and a young dude who repairs old typewriters.

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The worst of 2021 begins with an examination of Tony Bennett’s last concert, a man caught fucking a stuffed Olaf doll, and a 76-year-old whore who retired after servicing 500,000 customers.

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This week, in a special year-end episode, the Boys watch a video from 1957 called, “All the Way Home: When a Black Family Moves Next Door.” It’s hilarious watching white people in 1957 pretend to be open-minded.

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This week, the farts of 2021. Also: A 22-year-old woman is trapped in an 8-year-old girl’s body; Anthony Bourdain’s last diary entry; a megachurch leader was charged with sex trafficking; “Island Girl”; a super fun mom had drug and sex parties for underage teens; Casino; a 48-year-old woman pretended she was 22, and somehow no one noticed; stop putting things in your ass and telling people you slipped and fell. No one is believing that shit. And finally, the return of Vietnam pussy.

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This week, the examination of 1950s propaganda short films continues with A Word to the Wives from 1955, where two wives conspire to get one of them a new house and kitchen. Feel free to watch it beforehand here.

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This week, part one of an ongoing analysis of 1950s instructional videos, examining “What Makes a Good Party?” from Mississippi State University. (If you’re interested, we recommend watching it before you listen to the show, because we interrupt it about a thousand times.)

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This week, a 92-year-old man was shot to death by police. Also: Brian could only be a top if he were gay; Jeff is digging Dexter (Brian is still digging Jennifer Carpenter); adjusting your balls; a 76-year-old whore retires after servicing 500,000 clients; a Kentucky woman stabbed her (male) cousin after an argument over a sex toy she’d borrowed; a 105-year-old woman runs a 100-meter dash; “Our First Date”; Brian misses pussy, but not that much; conspiracy theories; why won’t Biden stop touching kids?; and a former NFL running back beats his ex.

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This week, the boys watch Tony Bennett being marched out for one last money grab (including Bennett’s young wife and would you fuck Lady Gaga?); The Cos and R. Kelly; Old Timey Guy on how to reach TGO Radio; would you fuck Ethel Mertz?; 1950s actresses – would ya? (featuring Marilyn Monroe, Debbie Reynolds, Shirley MacLaine, Audrey Hepburn, Jane Russell, Grace Kelly, Jayne Mansfield, Kim Novak, Natalie Wood, Eva Marie Saint, Thelma Ritter, Doris Day, Diana Dors, Elizabeth Taylor, Brigitte Bardot, Sophia Loren, 1950s Lucille Ball v. 1930s Lucille Ball, Joan Collins, and Susan Heyward); and Carlos Alazraqui’s peerless Gene Wilder impression.

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