The DLP Agenda (Formerly The Rob and Joe Show)

Robby reviews Jeremy's latest song. Rob pitches several ideas to keep Gramps busy and entertained. Could Robby get Gramps cast on The Bachelor? Rob and Joe vent over a text argument with former show announcer, Tim. Joe unveils his birthday gift to Katie. The chat debates it. 

Joe gives a Family Feud answer that upsets Katie. Rob has some ideas for Gramps future living situation including hiring a listener as caretaker. Double mask wearing is mocked. The Scorpions have a residency in Las Vegas? The Murder Mystery shows at Magooby's were a huge success. Shout out to Andrew the Unger. And Robby takes issue with Rob's show description from last week.

The "what did Gramps think he heard game" is debuted. Katie joins the show to vent about trying to buy a house and details some new  Frank bashing Joe stories. We learn Tawanda's reaction to last week's Gramps vs Rob poetry battle. Gramps reads a new poem about Jeremy's sex life. And Jeremy has a rat problem or do the rats have a Jeremy problem? 

Joe and Gramps had a week of the worst arguments they've ever had leading Joe to think it's impossible to beat Gramps in an argument. Rob and Robby deal with some communication issues over Rob's Dry Comedy ad. Joe reads the poems that Gramps and Rob wrote for Tawanda. Can you guess who wrote which? The chat debates that plus which one is better. And did Rob even write his? The fellas debate which movie is more rewatchable between Road House, Taken, Rocky IV and the latest Rambo. And the debut of Jeremy Woodworth's latest song, "Gramps." 

Robby grades Rob's editing once again. Tawanda has gotten into the Fifty Shades of Grey movies and thinks Rob could learn a thing or two from them. Katie joins the show and puts a price tag on her panties. Gramps reads another poem he wrote. This time it isn't as warm and fuzzy. Who is on the Mount Rushmore of Ben's? Joe reminisces about Guitar Hero and defends his recent Twitter activity. Rob gushes over a teenage pop star and her song about heartbreak. 

Robby grades Rob's first time editing the show. Joe reads a Yelp review for a restaurant that sounds like classic Robby. Gramps reads the poem he wrote for Mac Bergson's wife. Jeremy Woodworth joins the show but isn't sure which show exactly. Joe gets angry that people blame his tweet on the Ravens loss. Is the Purple Power Hour over forever for Rob and Joe? And which person related to the show is most likely to become a serial killer? 

Rob has another crush on an actress that resembles Katie. We debate an idea for Gramps that involves the listeners. Robby had a busy first week at his new job but he still had time to predict this season's winner of The Bachelor. Joe is upset at Gramps for taking a shot at him about raking leaves as a child. Rob, Joe and Katie makes friends with a stranger at a bar. We give our favorite Madonna songs. You'll never guess Robby's. And Rob's Dry Bar Comedy Special is finally here. 

A brand new season of The Bachelor debuts on Monday and someone in chat asks about Robby picking the winner again. Rob writing one of Joe's segments for the Ravens pre-game show is really working and last weekend's collaboration was the best so far. Joe cites examples of how Gramps can never truly relax. When his father-in-law acts irresponsibly, Joe jumps at the opportunity to needle Frank about his mistake. Mac shares a story where his son was critical of something said on the show. Someone who attended the New Year's Eve comedy show was determined to get Tawanda's phone number. Rob "borrows" the premise of another comedian's joke to open his set. Erik and Dr. Gil have written similarly titled songs dedicated to what's happened this past year. Rob and Joe were both unfollowed recently on social media, each by a different person.

Aired Live Monday, January 4th at 5:30PM