Work Advice for Me

Jacob reads Chapter's 11 and 12 of "I Trained Voorhees" by MTD

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In this delightfully unhinged episode, Brad and Ashley are joined by Devin Cecchetto, star of The Way Home, who instantly dives into the very pressing topic at hand: should you fart in front of your spouse? (Spoiler: it’s a rite of passage, not a red flag.) Between giggles and gas, the trio veers into everything from Bumble BFF mishaps—Ashley has a packed social calendar of potential soulmates who just want to brunch—to the philosophical implications of Quantum Leap, where time travel somehow leads them to cry about Hallmark movies and grandpas. Devin shares behind-the-scenes tidbits from her show, the beauty of cast-family bonds, and what it's like watching yourself on screen without cringing. They tackle the chaos of the entertainment industry, the tightrope walk of comedy (where timing is everything—even with a fart joke), and the emotional rollercoaster of creative self-discovery. From pre-show snack rituals to why Canadian media hits different (yes, Degrassi gets a shout-out), this episode is part therapy session, part slumber party, and all heart. Real men cry, real women chase Bumble BFFs, and real performers find joy in the weirdest, most wonderful moments.

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On this week's episode the gang goes back to Y2K, and watches the movie "Y2K. They begin by wondering why MTD is in the bed already and Laura names him MTB as in blankets. They all discuss what they were doing on Y2K and MG admits he was just a little boy. They wonder if they had any friends who had mom's as pretty as the one in this movie, they talk about Alicia Silverstone's return to the podcast and Brad wonders back to when he kissed a girl on the Navy ship as the new year came in. Plus, Laura asks if there is a Navy scale to regular scale of ranking women.

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In a hilariously honest and insight-packed chat, Ashley Arpel Steinback and Scotty Mullen dive headfirst into the wonderfully weird world of casting—where self-tapes reign supreme, headshots lie more than dating profiles, and directors stitch together Oscar-worthy performances from actors who can barely emote past “mildly confused.” Scotty, who went from PR pro to Sharknado survivor (yes, that Sharknado), spills behind-the-scenes secrets about why casting directors don’t care if you flub a line, why the slate is just your cinematic nametag, and why you absolutely should submit that audition—even if you're wearing pajama pants and existential dread. He shares how persistence pays off, how he loves finding diamonds in non-union roughs, and how one actress went from pole-dancing villainess to hard-nosed detective, all thanks to someone believing in her talent. Oh, and Scotty’s also prepping for a summer in Spain—because nothing says “I survived casting” like tapas and siestas.

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One department store. Two opinions. Endless awkward laughs.

In this episode of TV Tortured, Jacob and Laura brave the polyester jungle of Are You Being Served?, the British sitcom that asks, “What if your coworkers were walking punchlines with questionable sexual tension?” Focusing on the episode “German Week,” they unravel the glorious mess of cultural misunderstandings, suggestive gags, and the passive-aggressive power plays between Mr. Peacock and Mrs. Slocum. Laura's fully onboard the Grace Brothers train (and possibly driving it), while Jacob wonders if it's time to derail. They debate whether retail ever looked this ridiculous, rate the theme song like it's Eurovision, and ultimately agree: this show is a chaotic gem that America could never quite copy. Tune in for nostalgia, nitpicks, and one very British deep dive.

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In this episode, Brad discusses the story of Zacchaeus, a short man who sought change and transformation in his life. Through the lens of Zacchaeus' encounter with Jesus, the conversation explores themes of desperation, hope, and the power of grace and repentance. Brad emphasizes that Jesus invites us as we are, without needing to clean up first, and that true transformation comes from accepting this invitation. The episode encourages listeners to reflect on their own lives and the parts they may be hiding, reminding them that Jesus sees them and desires to bring change.

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On this week's episode the gang tackles "Fear" from 1996 and boy is this a crazy movie. Hannah claims she felt dirty after watching the show's favorite actor, Mark Wahlberg . The guys wonder what Hannah's wedding will look like and Minnesota Gary offers himself up to be the groom. They wonder how old Reese Witherspoon was in this movie. They also talk about how creepy her dad was and how it seemed like he was in love with his daughter in not a good way. They wonder if Producer Gary would be upset if she married Minnesota Gary and MTD declares he would be devastated. So sit back and enjoy this bonkers episode of Movie Torture.

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Jacob reads Chapter 10 of "I Trained. Voorhees" by MTD

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On this episode of Work Advice for Me, Brad sits down with Emily Cole, co-owner of the wildly popular Savannah Bananas, to talk childhood passions, career pivots, and bold innovation in baseball. Emily shares how a love for field hockey and a supportive upbringing shaped her, and how a job she hated led her to a ballpark she loved. Together, they explore the creation of Banana Ball—a reimagined, fan-first version of baseball designed to make the game thrilling again. Emily opens up about the skyrocketing demand for their brand of sports entertainment, the heart behind their nonprofit "Bananas Foster" supporting foster children, and the dream of taking Banana Ball to the world stage. It’s a conversation full of energy, creativity, and purpose.

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In this episode of TV Tortured Together, hosts Jacob and Laura dive into their favorite TV shows, focusing on The Simpsons and specifically the episode 'King-Size Homer.' They discuss their recent viewing habits, the cultural impact of The Simpsons, and the comedic elements of the episode, including Homer's outrageous plan to gain weight to work from home. The conversation is filled with humor, nostalgia, and insights into the world of television. In this episode review of The Simpsons, the hosts discuss the iconic episode 'King-Size Homer,' where Homer embarks on a weight gain journey to work from home. The conversation explores the comedic elements of the episode, including Homer's interactions with his family, his struggles with technology, and the humorous situations that arise from his weight gain. The hosts reflect on the episode's themes, the portrayal of Homer as a character, and the overall impact of the show on pop culture.

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