A new format is explored with Hutch Harris from The Thermals - and Hutch plays a few songs off the new album. Get into it!

Kurt blindfolds comedian and actor Barry Rothbart (Wolf of Wall Street, Conan) and takes him somewhere he's never been. They chat about anxiety, dreams, and deleting parts of your personality. Kurt up top talks about the first annual LA River tubing expedition, and why there are no good choices to be made in this life.

It's another episode of Just Kurt that's not Just Kurt. It's hard to explain, really. You'll just have to listen to it. Another first for the K Ohle hall of fame.

The format all about adult friendship is back.  Joe and Kurt sit down with their first guests ever, Georgia Hardstark and Karen Kilgariff, to discuss belching, being vulnerable, and getting too high to interact with people. Up top, Kurt and Joe discuss dealing with sickness.

Kurt and his wife Lauren drive cross country for the 3rd time. Things get weird in Roswell.

Kurt loses a guest at the last minute, but blindfolds his dog and takes her somewhere she's never been. A rambling, loosey-goosey dive in Kurt's subconscious and an exploration of a sweet abandoned space make this a great, albeit non-traditional, episode of Get Lost.

Kurt blindfolds legendary provocateur and "maker-of-stuff-that-blows-up" Chris Hackett  from The Madagascar Institute. Kurt does his best to bring Hackett somewhere he's never been - but that's a tough thing to do. Along the way they talk about the Jet Bike, art that terrifies, and Hackett's time spent in Riker's Prison for making a confetti gun. Kurt talks about equality and awards up top.

Kurt blindfolds comedian Wyatt Cenac with a scarf that he doesn't like and takes him to an unknown location. No biz is discussed, it's just Star Wars conspiracy theories, and hikes through underbrush. Up top Kurt remembers Bowie and that time he was unsuccessfully groomed for molestation.

Kurt blindfolds comedian Jon Glaser (Neon Joe, Werewolf Hunter, Delocated, Girls) throws him in his car and drives him somewhere he's never been. Along the way they talk snacks, Neon Joe, Delocated, and dumb comedy.

Kurt and Joe continue to explore their man-feelings about adult friendships. Joe's been painting like a clown, Kurt explains why he almost Irish-goodbyes from hangs, and The First Annual LA River Tubing Expedition is discussed. Up top Kurts yells about the movie Fight Club and why people need to stop using The Pixies "Where is My Mind" in a hacky way.