Episode 30: Cinco de Mayo, Pickle Debates & Father’s Day Shade

Episode 31: Inside the Frosted Nug 420 Flight Experience

In this episode, the guys break down their experience at the Frosted Nug 420 event, including the setup, the DJ, the food, and the “weed flight” format that had everyone working through five different strains in order. What starts as an event recap turns into a full conversation about which strains hit hardest, what it felt like trying to stay social while too high in public, and how the whole night compared to just smoking at home. From there, the discussion moves into 420 pickups, dispensary stops, concentrate prices, Puffco talk, MPX, shared smokes, and the weird social rules around passing things around at events. It’s a laid-back conversation with a lot of honest opinions, good details from the night, and the kind of side tangents that make it feel like you’re hanging out in the room with them.

Episode 30: Cinco de Mayo, Pickle Debates & Father’s Day Shade

In this episode of the High & Hazy Podcast, the conversation starts with Cinco de Mayo, homemade tres leches cake, and a back-and-forth about flan, egg tricks, pickles, cucumbers, and whether growing your own food is actually worth the effort. From there, Brad and Buck get into the podcast side of things too, talking about clip performance, TikTok engagement, hashtags, and how unpredictable short-form content can be when you’re trying to grow a show. As the conversation keeps moving, they get into food texture complaints, public behavior, long lines at the store, Red Lobster, awkward office moments, money stress, housing, smoking, concert ticket prices, loud car systems, and one of the most random late-show turns yet with Schrodinger’s cat and a possible high spelling bee. It’s the kind of episode that bounces between relatable complaints, funny side stories, and laid-back conversation that feels like hanging out with friends.

Episode 29: Beard Boys, Gaming Rants & Total Podcast Chaos

In this episode of the High & Hazy Podcast, the guys kick things off with a laid-back intro, some beard talk, and a conversation about finally growing facial hair after years of dealing with razor bumps and shaving irritation. From there, the episode turns into a classic High & Hazy spiral through casual fashion, people overdressing for no reason, gaming trucks, LAN-party nostalgia, grind-heavy games, Twitch, anime intros, and the weirdness of English dubs trying to pronounce names that obviously read one way and sound another. As the episode rolls on, the conversation bounces through weed talk, recording interruptions, hating the heat, checkout-line rage, H Mart disappointment, AI tools, anger, mall kiosk jobs, camping bucket horror stories, the Gathering of the Juggalos, TV comedy, and some darker reflections on gore and real-life butcher-shop experiences. It’s another funny, random, unfiltered episode that feels like hanging out with your friends while the conversation keeps drifting into whatever comes up next.

Episode 28: Everything We Loved Is Dead… Or Just Different Now?

What happens when the places, shows, stores, and memories you grew up with suddenly don’t feel the same anymore? This Dog Walker episode kicks off with a funny but surprisingly real conversation about childhood nostalgia getting destroyed — from Toys R Us turning into a Korean market, to old local spots disappearing, to realizing that time is moving way faster than it used to. The conversation jumps from childhood memories and BMX spots to Cartoon Network, Kingda Ka, Walmart video game displays, getting older, celebrity age gaps, streaming numbers, platinum records, and whether it is still okay to enjoy art made by controversial artists. It is a loose, funny, and honest High & Hazy-style conversation about growing up, looking back, and realizing everything changes whether you like it or not.

Episode 27: From Church Tithes to Nukes, This Got Unhinged Fast

The High and Hazy crew bounce from Easter talk and absurd church production value into sick coworkers, politics, movies, games, and music in one of their most chaotic conversations yet. It is the kind of episode where a simple topic never stays simple for long, and every turn leads to a hotter take, a stranger detour, or a joke that sends everything sideways. B-Rad and Buck cover everything from tithes, workplace frustrations, and culture-war talking points to Monster Mash logic, Diablo storefront confusion, Strangers Chapter 3, Gen V, SpongeBob, weed preferences, and a long stretch of music opinions on bands, covers, and deep cuts. If you like off-the-cuff podcast banter that jumps between real opinions and ridiculous side quests, this one has plenty to dig into.