On this episode of The Comedy Virgins, Griff tries to get details on his bachelor party… and gets completely stonewalled by the boys 😂


Is it all an act, or is there actually a surprise party in store for July? We’ll let you decide as the summer approaches and we continue to run out of time to pull off a Hangover-level bachelor party. Get your credit cards ready… 



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On this episode of The Comedy Virgins, we're not going to the doctors anymore — doesn’t matter how bad things get 😂 

We’re talking strep throat, dog bites, injuries. At this age, it’s time to pack it in and hope for the best. 



In the meantime, we also talk movies like Jurassic Park, Paul Blart: Mall Cop, and any series that helps you get through a sick day.


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On this episode of The Comedy Virgins, we ask a simple question: do some people just not understand social cues? Matt realizes he might be one of those people after admitting he’s terrible at making eye contact in public. It sparks a hilarious debate — if you accidentally make eye contact with someone, does that mean they were already looking at you?

From awkward interactions with strangers to completely misreading the room, this episode is painfully relatable. We also spiral into some wild side tangents about the war in Iran, religion, and where we go from here.

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In this episode of The Comedy Virgins, we break down some of the funniest celebrity sitcom cameos — including Kevin Hart’s appearance as Phil Dunphy’s neighbor on Modern Family, who hilariously convinces Phil he needs to buy a Porsche. 



We also talk about Bo Burnham’s outrageous cameo on Parks and Recreation, his unique stand-up style, and why he’s basically disappeared from the spotlight over the last few years. 



Then we react to a wild Wall Street Journal article claiming Americans can’t afford homes right now… but they sure are splurging on rotisserie chickens.

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Join us on this episode of The Comedy Virgins Podcast as we talk about Hilary Duff’s new album, “Luck… or Something,” dropping Friday — which we were not ready for. Her hit song, “Roommates,” is insanely catchy but way more graphic than we expected, which sends us down a whole rabbit hole.

Say what you want, but she’s still winning the Disney Moms beef with Ashley Tisdale.

Plus, we get into the Winter Olympics, Jerry Seinfeld stand up lore, and a wedding playlist that might be doomed from the start.


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Join us on this episode of The Comedy Virgins Podcast as we confront the ONE question everyone is afraid to ask: are energy drinks actually GOOD for you?

Sure, they’ve got sketchy ingredients and make you feel like a superhero, but are the consequences really as bad as people claim? 



From Monster to Red Bull to Celsius, we make the case that energy drinks might be catching way too much unnecessary heat. 

Have we been lied to this whole time, or are people just scared of feeling alive? 



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What if Lord of the Rings is actually just too hard to read? 

Join us in this episode of The Comedy Virgins as we talk about the hilarious struggle of getting through long books like the Lord of the Rings — and whether you’re supposed to start smaller.

Griff considers selling his mystery Pokémon cards to help pay for his wedding, and we debate the movies we binge every year — Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, and Fast & Furious — and why comfort watches always win.

Plus, we break down some of our favorite Matt Damon and Ben Affleck movies as their new film The Rip hits Netflix.


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On this episode of The Comedy Virgins, 2026 just started — and between SNL, Drake, and new movie releases, we’re already asking where this year is headed.
We get wildly confident with our predictions for the year — from pop culture comebacks and music drops to awards chaos that probably won’t happen.



Along the way, we spiral about jars being impossible to open, fake discounts, embarrassing struggles, and why nothing feels as simple as it used to.
Some of these takes might age horribly, but that’s kind of the point.
It’s a full hangout episode fueled by bad predictions, strong opinions, and zero accountability.


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In this Christmas episode of The Comedy Virgins, we revisit the most overused backstory in Christmas movies — the adult whose entire personality is built around the moment they stopped believing as a kid, treated by the movie like a traumatic event.
From The Santa Clause 2 to Elf, that idea opens the door to breaking down our favorite Christmas movies, the themes they can’t stop using, and the traditions that somehow survive every year.



Along the way, we get into underrated Christmas songs, the best holiday drinks to make at home, and all the seasonal chaos that comes with trying to feel festive as an adult.


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We kick off this episode of The Comedy Virgins with the funniest moment of the week — Matt asks Griff who his Spotify Wrapped band of the year is, and his answer sends the whole room into chaos. It has absolutely nothing to do with real music, and everything to do with Griff living in his own Lord of the Rings cinematic universe. From there, the boys dive into the cultural relevance of The Wizard of Oz and why it still pops up in conversations nearly a century later. They also break down Christian Bale’s movie legacy and where he ranks among the greats. And of course, the guys reveal what everyone secretly wants for Christmas this year.


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