Sheer Conversation

#31 - Booger boy Bible Protest

We’re fishing in the dark, and we’re facing the wrong way—what could go wrong? We’re tackling the big issues today: Survivor vs. Love Island, and the health benefits of cigarettes and boogers. We’ve got a song that feels like a cool breeze, but you’re not chilly, and getting violently high. Episode 31 taught us that some Sheer Conversations are just about getting Carlos Carlos? riled up and laughing in the living room with your family. But are we keeping any of this? Who knows.

#30 - Milo Loza

Milo Loza is a stand-up comedian, college graduate, and he knows what the people want… brain rot. You may have seen him walking around, pretending to be normal—drinking soda with pizza, but water with everything. Like all of us, he worries about how he’s perceived. Milo Loza is a mysterious guy, but here’s what we know: he can tell a good jokey joke, and he’s definitely not annoying—he’s funny, sexy, and cool.

#29 - Dirty Dave Ward

Dirty Dave Ward is a stand-up comedian, dad, creator of On-1 Clothing, descendant of knights, very comfortable in stores—and if you see him on a bicycle, something’s wrong. Dirty Dave would have liked to take his kid fishing for the first time, but instead he’s here with us for one hell of a Sheer Conversation. Educating us on the art of shoplifting, flailing, and a cargo van of legos. Sober for 19 months today, he shares about the weakness of using a drug to make yourself feel good—and remembering how many times he’s been to Six Flags. Dirty Dave Ward will, without question, be remembered—hilarious, honest, and most importantly… dirty.

#28 - Jared

Jared is a helicopter pilot, certified flight instructor (CFI), husband, father—and he’s always been chill. We’re flying high today with some heavy helicopter content, mouth breathers, and Jared’s side of stabbing the baby. So buckle up, get both hands on the cyclic, and watch for birds. Jared’s not a helicopter guy—he just likes flying.

#27 - Anti vaxxer 27 Club

It’s Sheer Conversation’s first birthday and Bubs, Nat GPT, and the hosts are celebrating. We’ve got vaccines, hot dogs, and Carlos Carlos? eating shit with ants on it. One year—27 episodes—has taught us that we still just want to live with our parents, and we’re pretty sure we’re doing a good thing, even if we haven’t fully cracked it yet. We’re here for all of it—trying to be more like the J Man, learning to let go, finding purpose, and going in peace.