Loud and the Fog's improv podcast podcast is back! Included in this collection of podcasts from around the universe: "Impressionist Painting," "How to do Most Things," and "The True Meaning of Flowers."

Matt isn’t the only Ignoramus around here. Jojo (Joseph/Demitri) doesn’t know things, too. And he proves it in this episode of Ignoramus about flying.

His Dad Oscar teaches him that

-the US invented their own form of measurement just to be different

-“flaps and slats” is not a Three Stooges movie

-you can’t park on a cloud.

Special Guest: Jr. R. Tolkien

Our hosts shoot the s**t about Lord of the Rings. Matt introduces a new sport to Middle Earth. Joseph sorts hobbits into Hogwarts houses. JRR Tolkien has to go back to the morgue.

Matt demonstrates to his friend Gavin how little he knows about cast iron. Along the way, he learns what a dutch oven is, and what a dutch oven is. Cast iron is not bulletproof. And vinegar might be an effective weapon against aliens.

A brand new show from the Loud and the Fog boys. Matt and Joseph get back to their improv roots in this new format that dials in on ridiculous podcasts from all over the multiverse.

This episode includes snippets from Everything's Funny, Michal Bubleeeee, and Blood in Transylvania.

Matt joins his friend Hannah to pluck at her knowledge about guitars (see what I did there). Matt learns that guitars have nuts, ears are not speakers, and it’s really easy to play without practice.

Matt is joined by Allison (yes, the one from "Shoot, the S**t" and MTVs "People You Shouldn't Know") to find out more about those strangers we accept drinks from.

Along the way he learns that bartenders are not pimps, alcohol is literally rotten, and if you commit a crime while drunk your bartender has to go to jail for it.

Our hosts shoot the s**t about whatever they want. They do what they WANT! Joseph performs drunken open heart surgery. Matt unveils his new Judas brand perfume. Jesus is Joseph’s best friend, and Matt’s biggest mistake.

Matt and Joseph were vainly Google searching the interwebs one day when they stumbled upon a little known 60's doo-wop group coincidentally also called "Loud and the Fog." This was their big hit.