The DLP Agenda (Formerly The Rob and Joe Show)

P1 Mac Bergson joins Rob and Joe to renew his power rankings live on the show. While the top spot is as expected, there are plenty of surprises. Following their first Purple Power Hour on 98 Rock, Rob and Joe evaluate the inaugural effort. Rob joins Mickey Cucchiella for a comedy show on September 11th and grudgingly gets roped in to doing extra time for basically no one. Joe offers advice for comedians who want to join the DLP players. Marcus asks Rob to participate in a bit on his WVMT morning show, and Joe worries about the legalities. Joe details the stress of prepping for the pre-game show, and how one listener was making trouble for him. Joe's friend and former landlord is offering a baffling item for sale online. Gramps lost the sponsor for his story segments, and Rob and Joe must speculate about the reason. Rob, Joe and Robby reminisce about the old Baltimore Comedy Factory at Light Street and Lombard and doing shows there with Mickey.

Aired Live Tuesday, September 15th at 6:30PM

Once again Rob and Joe brave a barrage of question from the chat room about the murder mystery, hand soap, the quarantine, some hypotheticals, updates on previously covered topics and 98 Rock personnel. Super Bowl picks are submitted from the usual cadre plus some additional guest prognosticators. Jeremy updated his song following Joe's complaints.

Aired Live Monday, September 7th at 6:30PM

Robby is urging more listeners to become Patreon subscribers and Rob has a brainstorm to give them another incentive. Rob has a crush on an actress who vaguely resembles Katie. Jeremy, grateful for getting some play on the show, still seems completely confused. Joe is back on Twitter and something he posted there rubbed his wife the wrong way. Joe gives a brief review of the new "Bill and Ted" sequel. Joe also has a report on Scott Apple after touching base with him just a few days earlier. Rob and Joe have another broadcasting opportunity, but once again the announcement might be premature. Joe will have a brand new big screen on which to watch the games either way.

Aired Live Monday, August 31st at 6:30PM

The Woodworth brother's are prolific musicians, but Joe feels one of them consistently falls short. Joe also admits that he's gotten way behind on listening to their podcast Quality Time. Rob and Joe participated in a 98 Rock morning show "happy hour" Zoom call, and while they were pleased with the final product apparently not everyone was. A contingent of DLP representatives travels to Mahoning Township in Pennsylvania for a drive-in movie and the adventure of a lifetime. Erik debuts the single from his upcoming album as promised three weeks ago when Gramps provided his voice for the song live on the show. Joe is not a fan of pranks where the perpetrator is not around to see the result. The likelihood has decreased dramatically that the murder mystery scheduled in just two weeks will actually happen now, and Rob and Joe express their outrage.

Aired Live Monday, August 24th at 6:30PM

Gramps is receiving accolades for his appearance on the show, but at Joe's expense. Rob gets praise for his week on 98 Rock and explains why he had such a good time doing the morning show. Joe travels to North Carolina and returns unscathed by the hurricane, the earthquake or his father-in-laws verbal barbs. Joe talks about Katie's reaction to him leaving the front door open upon leaving for their trip. Rob gives the reasons why he never left any surprises in the house for them to find when they returned. Joe responds to the accusation from last week's show that he forgot to deliver the contest winner's prize as promised. Rob takes Joe's advice on his PlayStation Golf game and his worst fears are realized. Joe returns to Twitter on a limited basis in anticipation of the NFL returning and his pre-game gig. Joe speculates about who was having sex on the vacation and how he would be at performing oral favors if he were gay. Michael Chamberlin returns to share his thoughts on Rob's most recent standup comedy release and provides an update on how his life and career have changed during quarantine times.

Aired Live Monday, August 10th at 6:30PM

Two very special guests join the show in Joe's absence. Erik Woodworth is participating remotely because his wife would not allow him to go to Joe and Katie's home. When Rob arrived there earlier, he was stunned by what he found before even entering. Gramps lends his voice to the newest murder mystery and a musical project Erik has in the works. Justin invites several friends to be part of a read-through for a new script by an up-and-coming screenwriter. Rob's Drybar comedy special may not be available until one year from the time he recorded it. Erik has suggestions to troll Joe on his own show. This leads to a discussion about Cameo and one celebrity friend of Rob's who is raking in big numbers on the personalized message service. Erik hoped to hear one of Gramps' stories directly from the man himself, and he is not disappointed.

Aired Live Monday, August 3rd at 6:30PM

Appropriately the show begins with a follow-up on Joe's health status. Rob and Joe have both been battling the blues, and the latter had to divorce himself from Twitter as that was a major contribution to his darkened mood. An audience member greets Rob after a show with a far-fetched life story. The meticulous housekeeper returns to detail Katie's car. Rob nails down plans for next week's show while Joe is away on vacation. When a friend and colleague is gifted a World Series ring, Rob wonders if Joe's place in the Ravens' hierarchy would garner the same level of respect. Joe and Katie don't love the new release by Taylor Swift, but Rob is enjoying the spate of ballads on the album. Rob finds himself in a quandary competing with Tawanda in a Playstation game, and Joe offers some advice backed by scientific research.

 

Aired Live Monday July 27th at 6:30PM

Joe is sick, and the obvious question is raised. This leads to planning for the future in the event of his demise. Rob stepped in front of the Facebook firing squad when he asked a legitimate question about students going back to school. Rob is offered an unusual gig in support of a cause and he accepts in without really knowing if he believes in their premise at all. Another gig is going to prevent Rob from enjoying the return of Major League Baseball. After nine years of doing the show, Rob wonders who has given serious consideration to quitting during all that time.

Aired Live Monday July 20th at 6:30PM

At the top of the show Rob is offered a gig. With that, a government grant and his Drybar appearance being released soon he should be rolling in dough. Katie hires a cleaning lady and gets far more than she expected. With the Redskins on the verge of retiring their 87-year-old moniker, Rob asks for a review of the best and worst nicknames in sports. Joe has a troll on his Twitter feed who just happens to be his brother. Rob and Tawanda play a game that reveals secret desires, including who each would like as a neighbor.

Recorded Monday July 13th at 7:15PM

A pre-show snack causes Joe to reminisce about the Christmas stocking stuffers when he and Robby were children. A name in the chat room leads Rob in inquire about a name change for Washington's NFL team. Rob has several television recommendation for music lovers. A request from Erik whips Gramps into a frenzy. And Joe is stunned that he won't admit that he may have forgotten some important details from a series of conversations with Robby. While on Summer vacation, Joe likes to indulge in a few fruity cocktails. Tawanda takes a shot a Rob on Instagram during the show. Rob talks about his busy 4th of July weekend; the most he's left the house in months. Joe and Katie attempt to sedate their dog so the fireworks won't frighten him. A professor/political columnist with a large Twitter footprint is either not very bright or simply trolling J-L.

Aired Live Monday July 6th at 6:45PM