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The Kondabolu Brothers return after a six year "hiatus" to discuss moving to new apartments, Hari's relationhip with Mayor Mamdani, Ashok's literal ups and downs with his kick scooter, Ashok going to college for the first time at 40, and our parent's cell phone habits and addictions.
The Kondabolu Brothers discuss potential "ethnic" hurricane names, the Myers-Briggs personality test, the rewatchability of Shawshank Redemption, the finer points of Chocolate vs. Candy, and Ashok reveals another terrible job from his past selling cell phone accessories around NYC.
The Kondabolu Brothers discuss the newest Kondabolu, TMS magnet therapy, the lost art of tailoring, ice cream, and the sport of football a.k.a soccer.
The Kondabolu Brothers discuss their quarantine experiences, the custom of hugging (eventually discussing more outlandish behavior such as the double cheek kiss, Ashok reveals another terrible job from his past (this one involving pulling a dead rat out of a hole in a man he did not work for's office), and vests.
The Kondabolu Brothers discuss their long absence, the nativity scene, eggnog, New Jersey Factory Drink, Scandinavia, and houseplants.
Part 2 of the Mother's Day Season Finale. Hari and Ashok interview the woman who brought the Kondabolu Brothers into the world: Uma Kondabolu. They come to terms on past grievances, discuss her American experience, and there are lots and lots of flowers.
Part 1 of a 2 Part Mother's Day Season Finale. Hari talks about being heckled by a Trumper in Ann Arbor and Ashok discusses his youthful experiences with shoplifting. Then the boys introduce a very special guest.
This episode is sponsored by Harlequin.
The brothers discuss why magic is stupid, why hitting a baseball is amazing and how Hari likes getting punched in the butt by a robot. Also, some actor named Jesse Eisenberg tries to convince everyone that he's famous. Recorded live from Littlefield in Brooklyn.
This episode is sponsored by Harlequin.
Hari and Ashok are joined by former professional wrestler AJ Mendez (aka AJ Lee) to talk wrestling, depression and soup. Also, the brothers discuss their failed fighting careers. Recorded live at the UTG theater in Chicago.
This episode is brought to you by Harlequin.
Recorded live at the UTG theatre in Chicago, Hari and Ashok Kondabolu discuss their appreciation of Chicago (while insulting Boston), share their feelings regarding ice and deal with loud, drunk audience member.
This episode is sponsored by Harlequin.
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