Adam and Danny got vaccinated so they could be together in the same room after the long absence.  Find out about all of Adam's big accomplishments during Covid (just kidding--he did virtually nothing).

Adam's friend,  and the world's most handsome paralegal, Hidetaka Kuryima, is the Tuba Talk guest this week. Hide explains why he choose Adam as his mentor, the best advice he ever got from Adam and why there's no cursing in Japanese.  Danny, meanwhile, can't believe anyone would choose Adam as a mentor. 

For Valentine's Day, Adam's beautiful wife, Rachel,  explains what she sees in her lazy, overweight husband.  Was Adam a virgin on his wedding night? Are ear muffs a turn-on? How many muffins does he really eat in a day? Find out the answers to these and other burning romantic questions.

Sick of Adam's sloth,  Danny takes matters into his own hands and interviews some very talented candidates to join him on the show and replace his lazy partner. Featuring Matt Nedostup,  Siena Green, Dan N and Adam's twin brother, Todd. 

Upset that Adam's mother appeared in our last episode, Danny's mom, Sandy,  joins the show to discuss the real reason she got pregnant,  why fratricide was an option in the family and the secrets of her latest soup recipe. Plus, she reveals which silver fox celebrity she thinks Danny looks like (George Clooney).

Adam's mother, Merrill, is our very special guest this week. She not only dishes on her long-ago date with Donald Trump (a sore loser even then, he was quite unhappy she wouldn't go home with him) but also delves into the mystery of Adam's muffin and earmuff obsessions 

Author and cartoonist Bob Eckstein joins the show to discuss his hilarious new book, The Elements of Stress. Bob tries to get to the bottom of Adam's numerous issues and plays the game: Danny or Adam, Who's Stressed About What?

Impractical Jokers producer Joe Imburgio joins the podcast and the discussion turns to dreams, including the painful but hilarious tales of how various women shattered the guys' hearts. Then, dreams that Adam actually make it through a whole episode are dashed when his wife and children demand he turn off the mic and help around the house. 

Adam talks about his greatest sports achievement and how a dog named Floppy helped him achieve it. Then Danny's nephew Luke joins the show to explain how he made a small fortune trading basketball cards, not to mention who he feels is the real MVP of "Tuba Talk." 

We're back with a very special episode dedicated to the topic of Working. The guys' former boss John Cassidy talks about which of the two he'd rather be stuck on a life raft with. Then, Danny's daughter Antonia drops by for an all-new Pop Culture Quiz.