Eric tries to create the Joey Fatone All Stars, no one contributes anything, long time friend of the show Nicole calls in. Later, a guy named Davis calls in to talk about who knows what.

Music in this episode: Prince, Asher Roth, BROCKHAMPTON (brckhmptn.com), and Worshipper (worshipper.bandcamp.com)

Devin and Ben are live in studio to play Videogame FMK and Ben's NBA Kiss List. Then, Rick the Vinyl Collector calls in to go over all of his favorite releases for Record Store Day.

The song in this episode is Cry by Lunch Duchess (songs in podcasts are cut, listen to the show live to hear the music in the show). The full EP is available here: www.lunchduchessmusic.bandcamp.com

You're Not Weird is back and at a new time. Eric and the callers try to make an adjustment, but it's pretty clear that everyone is too tired. A confused caller asks for an old host, more celebrity fight talk, and Eric's roommate calls to bug him about the dishes.

The song at the intro of the show was by the band SWIVS and is available via Unblinking Ear Records here:https://unblinkingearrecords.bandcamp.com/track/the-screwjob-of-montreal

Eric has two Jo(e)s in studio. The show starts with some apologies and reconciliation. A wrong is righted! Then a bunch of calls about a bunch of stuff, a round of Which Joe Do I Know, and a live report from SXSW.

The topic of the show is supposed to be about favorite basketball players, but the show is quickly derailed by an old topic. Jes calls in to talk about Lola Bunny's role on the Toon Squad. Plus, a lot of calls about celebrity fights. It's a good one!

Eric introduces the topic of who should have played the Slime Guy in the upcoming Ghostbusting movie. Then, Eric's mentor, comedian/producer/director Rob Potylo, calls in to catch up about his time in LA and a whole bunch of other topics. Plus, calls from Johnny Bongrips, a Lyft driver and 1/3 of the Diamond Dudes Dan! This is a really really great episode!

Eric didn't plan much for this show. Impromptu guest Karina stops by to talk about peeing in alleys and then gives a Central Square market report. Super caller Jes calls in to talk about Ferris Bueller and AFV.

Then a call from a guy who doesn't want the rules to the MLB change to.

This one is better than it has any right to be!

Eric starts the show by playing some songs in tribute to the new Kanye Album (have to listen live to hear the full songs, as always). Then, long time reliable contributor to the show Jes calls in to talk about how weird it is to play with cats and visit cults. Later, a guy calls in who wants to fight a character from an old McDonald's commercial. Pretty wild stuff!

Eric talks about his trouble peeing under pressure, then some talk about the NBA Celebrity All Star Game and Kanye's new album. Unfortunately, technical difficulties with the phones cut the show short, still an okay show though.

The music featured in the beginning of the show was from Backwards Zero, all available here: https://backwardszero.bandcamp.com/

Eric is looking to restart the show and refocus the show's theme. He talks to Pete about weird stuff. Then Lil Reggie calls in to talk about his birthday and things feel like "wow hey, I guess they really haven't changed all that much."

Songs in this episode include:

Backwards Zero - Defacer

Dosh - Don't Wait for the Needle to Drop