We visit Jimmy's Famous Seafood and meet with Owner John Minidakis.  John gives insight on the restaurant's ongoing beef with PETA.  We also hear about his favorite memories of celebrities visiting Jimmy's.

We reflect on a somber week, why comedy is hard and discuss my grandfather accidentally using Facebook live.  Maryland Alum and Super Fan Sam Latter discusses why it's time for The Terps to move on from Mark Turgeon.  Also, we optimistically look forward to the Mike Locksley era for Terps Football.

Brent battles through an injury and does the show laying on his back.  Producer Tony weighs in on Philly sports and what he wouldn't do for 100k.

Broadway Performer, Personal Trainer and Holistic Lifestyle Coach Lauren Sambataro joins the show to discuss how you can enjoy stuffing your face on Thanksgiving and not get fat as long as you follow this one simple rule.  We also learn an interesting method that is used to keep the Broadway costumes from stinking.

Brent and Producer Tony discuss the GoFundMe hoax that went wrong , the worst sports towns in the country, and they contimplate if sucky pro athletes are a good indicator that there are parallel dimensions.  Also, Producer Tony reveals his attraction to Chris Stapleton and why he fears for his live when having to shovel snow.

Legendary Baltimore Ravens Kicker and Ring of Honor member Matt Stover joins Brent and Gerrard Sheppard to discuss the state of the current NFL and the future of the game.

Brent tries to cope with the loss of his dog while he and Producer Tony ponder why Phillies Manager Gabe Kapler is so strange.

Brent saves a marriage while sharing a Lyft with a couple in Jersey City.  Also, Brent's longtime friend and former Baltimore Raven Gerrard Sheppard discusses transitioning from football to being a business owner and what it's like to be a newlywed.

Former Baltimore Raven and Super Bowl Champion Bryan Hall joins his birthday twin Brent Connor for the first ever show.  They discuss the NFL season while Bryan struggles to get through the episode.

Casey Baynes from The Casey Cares Foundation discusses why it's important to give back to your community.