The Middle Classholes

Wes reveals his ideal post-retirement job, leading to a lively debate on the best low-stress jobs for retirees. Tradition vs. Change in Sports: The hosts discuss MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred's proposal for league expansion and realignment, weighing the importance of tradition against the need for modernization. Fun Fact Friday: Murr shares intriguing historical facts, including ancient contraceptive methods and the evolution of time travel theories.

Murr dives into his intitmate discussions with Grok in his car. Wes gives Murr a rundown of the Alien franchise timeline to promote the FX Alien series. They then make mention of a 70 yard field goal kicked in a preseason game. Sam and Sam from the DU Football Show join to discuss story lines, teams, tranfers, and a look ahead for the new 25-26 EPL season. DU sticks around for Fun fact friday which goes medieval justice, and quirky historical tidbits. On Before You Go, Murr and Wes discuss the new 7.7 Billion dollar agreement with the UFC and Paramount. 

Join Murr and Wes as they dive into the wild world of Banana Ball, a unique blend of baseball and entertainment that has fans both intrigued and bewildered. They also explore the new Disney-themed dating app for adults who are passionate about the magic of Disney. From the quirks of Banana Ball to the intricacies of finding love at the happiest place on earth, this episode is packed with humor and insight. 

The boys discuss Wes' incident where he put his boxers on, backwards, at an Orioles game. The dicussion then moves onto Nintendo releasing a statement that Mario and Princess Toadstool are "just friends". In Friend or Foe we ask if using AI as your medical advise companion is a worth while venture. Fun fact friday and the Middle Classholes Bad Ass of the Month. 

The fellers dicuss the passing of an all time legened, Hulk Hogan. They then get into a friend or foe of peeing off a roof top bar. Fun fact friday. And, of course, RIP to Malcolm Jamal Warner and Ozzy Osbourne 

The conversation explores various themes surrounding workplace decorum, particularly focusing on the etiquette of farting and how to confront coworkers about unpleasant odors. The discussion also touches on gender differences in humor and reactions to bodily functions, the cultural implications of public nudity, and the absurdity of human behavior in both social and professional settings. Additionally, the conversation delves into the consequences of anger in sports and the evolving culture of golf, all while maintaining a lighthearted and humorous tone.

The fellers kick things off by discussing Ditty being acquitted of the major charges he was facing. It's an unfair system and being rich helps. They then chat about cruise shits. Are they worth it? We'll find out. The Classholes read from a list of harmless conspiracies that might exist (part 2 coming next week). Fun fact Friday and the Middle Classholes' bad ass of the month who is a guy from Florida who stabbed his victim, with a machete, felt bad about it and drove him to the hospital. RIP Jimmy Swaggart, kind of. 

Murr has a technical difficulty so takes the opening from his Tesla. We then go into the best bits of the 1st half of 2025. Sally Field being a bitch in Mrs. Doubtfire, Ancient Turd Discovery, baton assult in track and field, and a tribute to the late, great, Val Kilmer. 

The conversation explores the cultural norms surrounding graduation celebrations, particularly in the context of social media. The speakers express their frustrations with the perceived over-celebration of minor educational milestones, such as elementary and middle school graduations, and discuss how these celebrations reflect broader societal trends. They also delve into generational differences in attitudes towards education and achievement, contrasting their own experiences with those of younger generations, particularly Gen Z. The discussion touches on the evolution of graduation ceremonies and the drinking culture associated with celebrations, highlighting how these practices have changed over time. In this conversation, the hosts delve into various themes surrounding social habits, particularly in bars, generational differences in drinking, the evolution of payment methods, and the impact of remote work on personal lives. They share personal anecdotes and observations about spending awareness in bars, the changing drinking habits of younger generations, the potential obsolescence of cash, and the surprising statistics regarding remote work and intimacy among Gen Z.