The Hardly Working Podcast returns and almost succeeds at getting back onto a regular schedule. Nick discussed being involved in a 30 musician collaboration but gets sick after eating a fried pizza. The guys discuss people who are into school girl uniforms, and Jeff unveils his terrible Winnie The Pooh impression.

The Hardly Working Podcast carries on as Nick and Jeff continue their struggle with regularly scheduled programming. The guys imagine what Barack Obama would be like drunk and argue for politicians to take shots before giving interviews. They rate their top five chain restaurants, and discuss the varying degrees to which sports have returned amidst the pandemic (hint: baseball is screwed).

The Hardly Working Podcast is back! The guys return from their unscheduled hiatus after Nick turns selling a house into an amusement park. They discuss Jeff's lack of air conditioning, the awkward choice for the 2020 US quarter, and the creepy things you can get in the mail.

Fresh off America's birthday, Nick and Jeff discuss the dynamics of polyamorous marriage, having complicated feelings about the Fourth of July, and Kanye West announcing his presidential campaign.

The Hardly Working carries on as Nick imagines what he could make with an OnlyFans account and Jeff talks about his respect for people who quit on self-improvement. Then they discuss getting hungover from things that aren't drinking and swap stories about puking.

It's a wide-ranging episode as Nick and Jeff talk about remembering The Name Game, the alternatives to drinking water, doing band shows in Seabrook New Hampshire, and what the best Joe Biden merchandise would be.

Nick and Jeff look at the slow return people are making to life outside of quarantine and the impact the Black Lives Matter protests have had so far. Jeff's roommate makes the strangest internet transaction he's ever seen, while Nick can't sell his keyboard after keeping it in too good condition.

The guys attend Black Lives Matter protests near them and discuss the inspiration they found there, along with the interesting trash that got left behind. Plus: a pickup order from a local bakery convinced Jeff what kind of thief he would be.

Nick and Jeff discuss the outrage over the death of George Floyd and the calls to action that have taken place all across America.

The Hardly Working Podcast enters the 21st Century as Jeff and Nick do their first ever episode over Zoom! Nick has a musical project he's working on to help people through quarantine and Jeff wonders why nobody ever works on changing their voice. They discuss the role that routine plays in being productive before pitching a COVID-inspired Willy Wonka movie. Nick admits he doesn't believe in Hell and Jeff admits he doesn't care how to pronounce 'Jared Leto'