The guys from We're Still Cool, Right kick back with Special Guest Matt Messenger of the Trophy Dads. They dive into playing instruments for a girl, Fuzz Busters, and Mullets. Classic dudes just hanging out, debating coolness, and keeping it fun.

The guys from We're Still Cool, Right? kick back with a Skittles Bomb shot — Cointreau dropped in a Red Bull — before diving into a heated debate over the best French fry styles. Shaun gets real about feeling jealous of his wife's Kentucky bourbon trip, the crew laughs over old risqué college hats, and Mike breaks down the wild high school "Senior Assassin" water gun game. They even fantasize about doing an adult charity version. Classic dudes just hanging out, talking nonsense, and keeping it fun.

Shaun, Mike, and Erik crack open some drinks and dive into a solid mix of topics. They riff on whether it's still cool to get Ice'd or not... Is country line dancing still cool? Also we know you have been to a Kegger but does anyone still do that? Tune in to find out what we think on this episode of We're Still Cool, Right?

Shaun, Mike, and Erik crack open some drinks and dive into a solid mix of topics. They reflect on their kids' episode, recorded as an April Fools' bit, and how proud they are of how genuine the kids were. They knock back a nostalgic lunchbox drop shot, courtesy of Benz Beverage Depot, then debate whether flip phones are still cool. From there, it's urinal etiquette, a hilarious TikTok guy yelling fast food slogans, and a classic story about Mike nearly dropping his pants in a Burger King drive-thru. Good times all around.

This episode of "We're Still Cool, Right?" is just your three most performative hosts —Mike, Shaun, and Erik—kicking back over drinks and swapping stories. They start with laughs about their drink of the week, reminisce about sports, and share memories of opening day at the ballpark. The guys chat about their kids’ surprise podcast takeover, cigars, and picking out a Bourbon Barrel. There’s plenty of banter about music mix-ups, car washing obsessions, and even Tiger Woods’ latest misadventures. It’s a relaxed, fun hangout—just old friends catching up and cracking each other up over life’s little absurdities.

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In this episode of "We're Still Cool, Right?", Shaun, Mike, and Erik gather over drinks and dive into a lively conversation that jumps from swapping stories about their favorite strong cocktails to hilarious spring break mishaps, like losing sunglasses on the lake and playing shot roulette. As they reminisce about the wild days of MTV spring break and recount car troubles from their youth, the group keeps the laughs coming with dad jokes and playful banter. The guys also touch on the joys of collecting vinyl records and the satisfaction of passing down their favorite music to their kids.

In this episode of "We're Still Cool, Right?," Erik, Mike, and Shaun kick back with Manhattans and dive into more wild conspiracy theories. The guys swap Midwest drinking stories, debate if the pyramids were ancient power plants, and joke about Bob Ross being a secret serial killer. They also riff on the Vatican’s secret archives, Freemasons, the Titanic, and even why socks go missing in the laundry. It’s a laid-back hangout full of laughs, nostalgia, and just enough tinfoil-hat talk to keep things interesting.

In this episode of "We're Still Cool, Right?", Shaun, Mike, and Erik kick back with a St. Patrick’s Day-themed cocktail, the “Tropical Leprechaun,” and dive into nostalgic banter about cult movies, wild mullets, and the glory days of local newspapers. They swap stories about growing up, changing social scenes, and quirky hobbies like Pokémon card collecting. With plenty of laughs, playful teasing, it’s just a bunch of guys hanging out, reminiscing, and proving that being cool is all about having fun together—no matter your age.

In this episode of "We're Still Cool, Right?", Erik, Mike, and Shaun kick back with cocktails and swap stories about everything from wild St. Patrick’s Day memories to 90s fashion fails and the insanity of Olympic sports. They joke about stripper names, reminisce about old-school bar scenes, and debate the pros and cons of layering shirts. The vibe is loose and hilarious—just a bunch of guys hanging out, sharing laughs, and getting nostalgic about the good old days (with a few questionable drinks along the way).