Three Dudes Reviews

The dudes listen as Jamil (Khalid's baby bro!) updates them on his appearance in the reality TV show, "Friends and Lovers." (YouTube link)

Our Dudette, Amber Campisi, talks about her travel plans to Mexico . . . and the bets her friends have made on where she'll be spending her time. :-O

What happens when you take a boy who LOVES sports and grew up in the middle of New Jersey and move him to Dallas? Listen to this episode and find out: sports talk like no other!

The dudes (and Dudette Sarah) discuss things that are tough (cancer), funny (the Smurfs), and scary (horror movies). This is a conversation you won't want to miss.

People who lose a limb generally have to endure a lifetime of pain. This chronic pain can lead to depression, opiod addiction, and even suicide. And incredibly, until recently, no one had ever studied this pain nor developed a non-pharmaceutical method of treating it.
That is until Neuros Medical was founded. Through a series of unusual conincidences, the dudes had the opportunity to learn about this innovation (at Tommy Donahue's famous Legapalooza Charity Event) and learn how this company is working to reduce and eliminate amputee pain without the use of any chemicals.
It's an amazing story you won't want to miss.

In this wide ranging discussion, the three dudes and the Dudette Sarah, discuss the objectification of women in film, the rise of drive-in movie theaters, and the mental health stressors that are leading some people to contemplate suicide. 
When I said “wide ranging,” I mean it. You won’t want to miss this conversation.

What do we say about economic systems that exploit low to no cost labor and generate huge revenue streams and profits? We criticize these systems in foreign countries but what do we say about them when they flourish in our own country?

When the Allies vanquished their Axis foes in 1945, they had a choice to make: force their enemies to live in squalor or help them rebuild. They chose the latter and today Germany and Japan’s economies are flourishing.
But what about the African American and Native American communities that were also ravaged through slavery and conquest? Aren’t they eligible for reparations and reconstruction?

Hitchcock, The Birds, Rear Window, Psycho, Child’s Play, Puppet Master, My Buddy, Chuckie, Nightmare on Elm Street, The Exorcist, Jaws, The Omen, Poltergeist, Cujo, Pet Cemetery, etc. S.C.A.R.Y.

In this rather raucous episode, the dudes discuss their favorite wines, epic wine “fails,” what “boxed wine” really means, and . . . are you ready for this? Serving former First Lady Laura Bush wine at Neiman’s in Dallas. For real.