This one is heavily edited and hard to follow in the last segment, but hopefully it'll be the last time I ever delve into that deep sadness and panic which characterized THE WORST DAY OF MY LIFE. Maybe it wasn't the WORST DAY OF MY LIFE. Maybe it's just some stupid experience I can laugh at now, even if I never forgive the guy in the center of it all. Sometimes an important conversation is really just a bunch of nothing and you don't know.

Episode number 50!  Fiftieth episode!  What a milestone!  Two of the best comics in Houston via Memphis describe their experiences of getting evicted, feeling trapped in abusive relationships, dropping out of high school and more!  It was a great time!  I talked over everyone!  I apologize!  

Brian and Bob talk about their earliest jokes and their first experiences on stage. That conversation leads into near death experiences and then their respective first times getting caught stealing. There is no tension and there are absolutely no uncomfortable moments.  This is a funny one.  

Bob and Megan try to have a focused and illuminating discussion of the book HOW FASCISM WORKS: THE POLITICS OF US AND THEM, by Jason Stanley. Bob starts thinking about his usual romantic brain garbage, but Megan brings the focus back to non-violent communication. Together they  destroy all the structures of unreality and misunderstanding which ruin every human relationship in this dystopian nightmare world.  

Greg Deal returns to talk one on one for the first time about living with me for ten years and why it didn't work out.  We both suffer a crisis of confidence and a despair over what went wrong in comedy and our lives together, but it's very low-key emotional and mostly a hoot.  This episode is a fun, funny, feel-good hoot.  

Easy, breezy, fun and sneezy.  This episode is packed with laughs and hugely important, very entertaining, the best podcast.  Incredible.  Like nothing you've ever seen.  Unbelievable.  So great.  Honestly?  I've never seen anything like it.  See for yourself, only listen.  Listen to it.  

Anonymous psychologist Stephanie (Fack Name)(Not Real) Dee Dee (Ramone) once again gets in the middle of some old, painful, personal, inconsequential relationship garbage between Bob and some jerk who's gone forever and living his own dumb life out in far away land Austin.  It doesn't matter.  If you're not interested, don't listen.   

This podcast is delightfully ESOTERIC and INTELLECTUAL in some ways.  Sean and Bob (me) have known each other for years, but now they know each other a little better.  This is a philosophical, sweet natured, fearless quest for self-discovery and inner peace led by two FREAKIN' WEIRD GUYS.  Maybe you'll like this if you're into that sort of thing.  

This is a hodgepodge episode full of readings and interviews I've expanded and isolated in order to highlight their importance.  Tony Keelen came over a few weeks ago to talk about his podcast Be My Therapist.  In the spirit of that sentiment, I put Jesse James in charge of hosting for a segment and he asked me what I hated most about going to war.  Drew Hollway made fun of me and I felt bad.  

This podcast is a bit of a departure because it's about BOB'S FEELINGS.  JK.  That's what all of these podcasts are about.  Bob and Megan talk about the clothes they stole and kept from ex boyfriends, and then they talk about the book MATING IN CAPTIVITY, by Esther Perel.  It's a fun hang with a lot of genuine moments of true joy.