The DLP Agenda (Formerly The Rob and Joe Show)

The fellas are back from defeating Omicron. Gramps is retiring from the Insurance game. Should a retirement party be thrown? Rob and Joe’s sports betting podcast, Lock It Up, is going well but could use some more downloads. Get on it! Rob went back on the road with David Koechner. Dave’s recent DUI was all over TMZ. Rob gives us an update on his well-being. 98 Rock is now the flagship station of the Baltimore Orioles. How will this affect Rob and Joe? And Rob witnesses an Uber sex hookup go wrong.

The brand new studio is debuted. What odes to the Rob and Joe Show should be added to it? Rob is stressing about his fantasy football playoff game in which former show announcer Tim may have sabotaged him. Joe breaks down his Christmas with Katie’s family. Her sister in law, Kelsey, joins the show and gives her thoughts on Joe’s contributions to Christmas and in her husband’s gift receiving skills or lack there of. Franks takes a shot at Joe. Tawanda takes several shots at Rob. The DC Improv murder mystery was a huge success despite some people not knowing the words to Santa Claus is Coming To Town. Rob and Joe had another winning week with Lock It Up. And what did Robby get his new girlfriend for Christmas? 

Tales from the Magoobys Christmas murder mystery are told. Rob hangs out with Ariel and her husband who isn’t threatened by Rob in the least. Gramps gets some birthday Facebook love and Joe takes some Facebook shots from Mac Bergson. Rob reads Gramps Christmas poem. The reviews are mixed on his reading of it. A fan of the show joins in and vies to be Joe’s new friend for 2022. Rob encounters a “Karen” at a show. She gets kicked out and blames Rob. Joe takes issue with Scott Reardon’s thoughts after meeting Joe and Katie’s beloved dog, Oscar. Rob trolls Joe for being this upset about it. Whose side are you on? 

Joe is running on fumes after a weekend of radio, murder mystery, Ravens and moving. Rob and Joe both like Robby’s new girlfriend. The new Christmas murder mystery was a big success yet Rob can’t seem to enjoy it. Joe is mad at Erik for his car ride home music selection. Rob accidentally insults an audience member. The first episode of the fellas new sports betting podcast,  Lock It Up, has dropped. Jeremy gets his new song played. Sort of. Rob judged the new talent competition at Magoobys. Joe wonders if any of the comics were funny. Brian Regan shows up afterwards to hang out. Rob was drunk and feels he tried too hard to make Brian laugh. 

Rob is back from his trips just in time to celebrate Walker Hays birthday. He breaks down the highs and lows of the tour including the one show that didn’t go so well. He fell in love with a Commander and a soldier may have propositioned him. The stress of moving in coupled with Joe’s busy schedule has cut into Joe and Katie’s sex time. Insert masturbation conversation. Is the new murder mystery too long? And a former Die Laughing cast member guests on Curb Your Enthusiasm. 

Mickey Cucchiella joins the show to cover while Rob is on the final leg of his tour. Robby covers the history of Mickey's previous appearances, and Joe recalls a saga of tension with the old morning show. Joe recaps his thoughts about the recent one-man show, and Mickey responds to all his questions, concerns and compliments. Joe attends a funeral and finds himself in something that resembles an episode of Curb Your Enthusiam. Joe tries to end the show, but Robby would still like to talk about Thanksgiving. Instead Mickey takes a detour about cancel culture and the discussion around Chappelle's recent Netflix special.

Aired Live Monday, November 29th at 7:30PM

Justin Schlegel joins the show, and as a long-time fan of the podcast has many opinions on it. Joe recaps his morning filling in for Justin on 98 Rock. Justin and Joe compare notes on their Thanksgiving plans. Justin saves a grocery store manager from being attacked by two young punks. The dynamic among the Die Laughing Productions cast is interesting, especially when they take a trip together where Justin consistently displays his signature move. Joe recounts the story of a sexual escapade for the benefit of Justin who has apparently never heard it. A regular in chat takes the conversation on a tangent about risky social media posts that may cost you your job. Rob is trying to arrange a gig in Hawaii to do the murder mystery and Justin and Joe discuss the reality of it. Joe refuses to change his wiper blades.

Aired Live Monday, November 22nd at 7:30PM

Erik and friend Larry join the show to fill-in during Rob's absence. Robby promotes the wrong guest co-host. Erik weighs-in on recent show discussions which leads to an exchange about Steven Seagal movies. There is an update from last week's show regarding Robby's birthday/Thanksgiving plans. It's Mickey Cucchiella birthday and Joe reviews the new one-man stage show and reminisces about his career. Following some recent news, Joe feels oddly toward the bit he did for the JSS TV show. Joe shares his thoughts on Erik's comedy career, making parallels with his own.

Aired Live Monday, November 15th at 7:30PM

Rob details his Ravens postgame debut. Joe’s television singing debut nears. Will Gramps be able to handle it? Robby has a bunch of Joe singing clips at the ready. Would he consider adding a “Joe” song to his love making play list. Rob is about to leave for Alaska and Hawaii. How do you pack for zero and 80 degrees? Robby is dating someone new. Is Thanksgiving together in play? Rob and Joe wrote some new stuff for Murder on 34th Street that Robby thinks is too sad. And what are the most iconic nude scenes in movie history? 

The boys are back in an almost dry studio. Joe's return to stand up was a success as was Halloween Whodunit at Magoobys. Tommy plays a prank on Justin only to have Erik ruin it. Gramps tries to invite himself to a halloween party. Jeremy Woodworth eavesdropped on two former child stars getting into a heated argument. He kind of gives us the details in a part hilarious part train wreck appearance. The fill ins for Rob are decided.