Unfunny Buffoonery

Jack and Steven are back for the 2nd episode of Season 8 with a variety of different conversation points... talking about Jack's birthday festivities, some road rage and general anger-management stories, some Pokémon and Geography trivia (nerd shit), and of course, debating the recently-discussed TikTok argument over what the 4 major cities in the U.S. are. The fact that the top 3 is up for debate is simply pathetic. Also ads are back, sorry folks.

Jack and Steven are back to welcome Season 8! Bringing massive new changes like the already-done "Overhyped or Fire" series from last episode and... get this: making it mandatory for storytime to feature at least ONE true story! The guys are very proud of how far they've come. Despite this, things go relatively normal as they talk about some fun facts, Jack's upcoming birthday (and his recent purchase alongside it), as well as some geography-based trivia from Steven! About damn time this guy steps up. Thoughts on the new logo?

Jack and Steven are back to wrap up the season of the Steven (just Season 7, guys) by talking about stand up comedy, animals the guys would love to be able to hear and understand, a new series called "Overhyped or Fire?" and some stories beyond just being for True or False. With Season 8 right around the corner, leave your suggestions in the comments or on Discord for ideas you'd love to see come to life in the newest season!

Jack and Steven start this week's podcast talking about what's going on with Iran. Yep, these guys did no research and might just have negative brain cells in regards to the geopolitical landscape of today. But besides that! The guys talk about how hot it's been in NYC and Toronto, partake in some Would You Rather questions, and share a heavy discussion over how many hair follicles they are willing to give up if each one earned you $10 USD. Quite a conversation.

Jack and Steven are back for yet another episode of Unfunny Buffoonery, talking about the best and worst bugs (with a slight debate as to what a bug really is), the Trump vs. Elon online beef, Apple's new "Liquid Glass" revamp and also the iPhone 17 leaks and how horrible it looks. Seriously, Apple doin' some dumb shit.

Jack and Steven are back for yet another episode of Unfunny Buffoonery, and for once the guys recorded at a normal time during the day, so not as much yawning and whispering. In today's episode, the boys talk about chinese food commercials, Jack's delayed road rages, the earliest "brainrot" the guys could think of, and the idea that movie theaters should start showing classic, rewatchable films to increase sales. Seriously, is it a licensing issue? Wouldn't people go more often?

Jack and Steven are back for another episode of Unfunny Buffoonery. This one's a little shorter and recorded a little earlier than usual but the guys still managed to discuss some all-important current events such as Mother's Day, the Pope's passing, GTA 6 being delayed, and the India vs. Pakistan war. It does feel strange to say India "vs." Pakistan but this is Unfunny Buffoonery and frankly, no one is going to care enough let alone get this far into reading this description.

Jack and Steven are back to talk about Jack's new vehicle purchase (and future Canada/Florida/Texas links?), the "big three" of juices, the guys' dream houses, things to do on a lazy Sunday, and the fact that Jack has a new sponsor in exchange for a favor...

Jack and Steven are back for yet another episode of Unfunny Buffoonery, talking about the Dire Wolf being back in business, Jack's recent experience with a certain Credit Card company (adult things), Steven getting the short end of the stick in regards to taxes (again, adult things) and some Would You Rather questions that are pretty easy answers honestly. Oh and apparently "JKMN" is a real name... alphabetically-speaking, it's missing the "L" so "no L" meaning "Noel." Yes, JKMN = Noel. Stupidest thing ever.

Jack and Steven are back to talk about Jack's recent trip to Florida... again, the idea that saying "You're Welcome" feels a little more disrespectful than saying "my pleasure" or "no worries," as well as the fact that the Guinness book of World Records is actually started by Guinness, and of course, the fact that the saying "be there or be square" simply means "be there or be a round" which is like, absolutely crazy.