Who Invited These Guys?

Season 2, Episode 2 - “GamGPT”

The AI revolution is here, and the boys are wildly unprepared. Stu helps launch Gam’s flooring empire with a jingle so catchy it may replace human creativity entirely. The gang debates whether artificial intelligence is humanity’s greatest achievement or the beginning of the end. Along the way, they dive headfirst into the Epstein Files, proving once again that no topic is too complicated for four guys with microphones and questionable research methods.

Will AI take all our jobs? Will Gam’s new jingle become a chart-topping hit? And will the boys uncover anything useful in the Epstein Files?

Probably not. But they’ll definitely talk about it. 

Season 2, Episode 1: “Who Invited Jared?”

After a brief hiatus and absolutely zero personal growth, the boys return to kick off Season 2. Jesse escapes to Disney and somehow survives the happiest place on Earth. Gam continues his quest to keep local court systems fully funded. Kenny is still watching hockey, still assistant coaching hockey, and may actually be living at the rink. Stu decides to install a floor himself, proving that confidence and competence are not always related. Just when things couldn’t get any more chaotic, a few surprise guests stop by with backstories that may require legal representation.

Season 2 starts exactly where Season 1 left off: questionable decisions, terrible advice, and four guys asking the same question everyone else is asking…

Who invited these guys? 

Episode 13 - “The Snatch-a-Rooni”

Gam debuts a new haircut and an update from the judicial system, then premieres his latest single, “The Snatch-a-Rooni,” which is technically a song.

Stu shares that he is now professionally available. Jesse continues to like dogs at a very consistent level. Bill remains. Kenny is still an assistant hockey coach, a title that raises more questions the longer you think about it.

No lessons are learned.

Music is played.

Everyone keeps talking anyway.

Episode 12 - Fire Marshall Bill (Who Is Not Actually a Fire Marshal) 🔥

This week, the guys sit down with Officer Bill—a real-life firefighter (not a Fire Marshal, let’s clear that up)—to talk about the wild, the weird, and the surprisingly normal parts of the job.

What starts as an interview quickly turns into a room full of 40-something men completely mesmerized by sirens, gear, and heroic stories. Gam may or may not fall in love. Bill remains professional.

It’s bravery, brotherhood, and a mild midlife crisis—all in one episode. 🚒

Episode 11 - “The Saga of Stu Part 1"

Strap in, folks — because this week on Who Invited These Guys, we finally ask the question no one asked but everyone needed answered: who the hell is Stu?

In Part 1 of The Saga of Stu, our hero takes us from dorm-room dreams to the chaos of the New York music grind — where ramen dinners meet record deals, and “networking” sometimes just means sweating through your only nice shirt at a label meeting. Stu spills it all: the scrappy startup days of his college music company, the nights of counting quarters to make rent, the bad contracts that taught him more than business school ever could, and the surreal moment he found himself a Grammy nominee wondering, “Wait… how did I get here?”

It’s a rollercoaster of lawsuits, life lessons, and late-night studio sessions — with equal parts hustle, heartbreak, and humor. Come for the industry tea, stay for the story of how a broke kid with big dreams turned chaos into credentials.

🎧 This is only Part 1 — and trust us, it gets crazier from here.

Episode 10 - “Who Invited These Dads?

This week we ran out of mics, patience, and probably dignity. Kenny and Gam’s dads hijack the pod with drunken war stories while Stu attempts crowd control. Jesse? He’s just yelling into the void. Family entertainment at its messiest.

Episode 9 - "Trading War Stories"

This week, Jesse and Kenny relive their time in Iraq—where chaos reigned, bunk beds were misused, and dignity was optional. Jesse recounts the theft of his engagement ring… but he was way more upset about his stolen CD collection. Especially the Cannibal Corpse album. He’s still mad. The ring? Eh.

Gam’s rocking tie-dye patriotism, Stu’s forcing more hockey facts into the conversation, and honestly, we’re not sure how we got here.

It’s war stories, heartbreak, death metal, and laundry. Business as usual.

Episode 8 - "The Gift of Gam"

In this episode, Gam brings a gift so legendary, so questionable, and so possibly stolen, it changes Kenny’s life forever. Maybe. Probably not. But it’s wild.

Elsewhere, Stu emerges from his ice cave to unload hockey knowledge no one asked for, but everyone needed. And Jesse and Kenny reflect on that one time they definitely weren’t almost blown up overseas. Good times!

It’s an episode packed with mystery, mayhem, and mild emotional damage—just the way we like it.

Episode 7 - "What a Job"

In this episode , the guys swap horror stories from the darkest corners of the job market — and it’s somehow both sad and hysterical. From running a business that involved daily battles with dog poop, to completely botching interviews thanks to questionable preparation and even more questionable sobriety, they’ve truly done it all… poorly. There’s also a deep dive into the joys of managing people you can’t stand, being managed by people who shouldn’t be, and saying the absolute worst thing possible when asked about diversity. It’s a symphony of career disasters that’ll make you feel way better about your own LinkedIn history.

Episode 5 – “Celebrity Encounters”

What do Peyton Manning, Cam’ron, Pauly Shore, and Bill Cosby have in common? Besides questionable life choices, most of them have crossed paths with the Who Invited These Guys? crew—and somehow lived to tell the tale.

From shady NYC clubs and sketchy substances to breaking down game film with the Manning brothers and pulling off a marketing campaign so brilliant it somehow ends with Katt Williams taking all the credit, this episode is pure, unhinged chaos.

Buckle up. It gets weird fast.