The guys are joined this week by a very special guest. The one and only Mike Hsu (WAAF, Breaking The Ice Podcast)gives Jackson and Mark a lesson in radio excellence. Along the way, he drops some nuggets about the radio industry, his experience in podcasting, and the sins of Tom Brady.

The lads are back this week with tales of life and death. They pay tribute to Jerry Stiller and Fred Willard, Jackson shares the tale of his first and last acid trip, and Mark brings everyone down, as usual, with an ex-girlfriend story. Do you care? We don't!

Another week, another series of pointless topics. In this episode the lads discuss Batman, lesbians and quarantine life. Mark talks about parenting in the social media age and Jackson shares yet another story of getting no respect.

The quarantine fever is blatantly obvious in this week's episode. The lads get lost down a deep cartoon hole, Mark rants an raves, and Jackson reveals his deep obsession with Hall & Oates.

Still stuck at home, Jackson and Mark talk with a special guest from the front lines of retail, discuss the many uses and shapes of poop, and Mark yells about government. Like a lot of yelling...

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Stuck in quarantine the fellas' record remotely over the web for the first time. On the docket is, what else, CORONAVIRUS! Also Tony Shaloub.

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The original shut-ins Jackson and Mark discuss the same thing everyone else is, CORONAVIRUS! Also some stuff about Bernie Sanders, Rob Zombie, and a turkey.

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Join Jackson as he guides us all on a journey down memory lane, as he reminisces on his old band days about meeting, playing and partying with Brand New Sin, from Syracuse NY.

It's a low-key episode today on Who Cares. Jackson admits to finally enjoying something that wasn't a mid 90's sitcom, Mark does an opposite commercial, and Jackson talks about his brush with the law.

On this solemn episode, the boys lament the death of Boston's own WAAF, Mark provides Jackson a list of things he can do during his next 5 months of severance, and Jackson tells of the tales of an out of work radio producer.