Status update

Deathmatches and Disney

The boys are back for the first time since January and are definitely making up for lost time. They start out discussing their favorite waste of space known as William Pattison and eventually get to Jay's least favorite subject and a favorite one of Eric's: deathmatch wrestling. Eric is happy and Jay is disgusted with the results. So disgusted in fact that Jay is actually rendered speechless. The episode then takes a weird left turn (even for them) as they end the episode talking about how racist and sexual Disney really WAS back in the day.

Status update

It's been a while since the boys had an episode. Eric has decided to give an update on why, without Jay's knowledge. Lots of things happening, but don't worry. Like herpes, you can't get rid of them.

Witches 'n Daffodils

The boys are back because Jay just HAD to speak on the latest incident with Dumdum and Daffodil. If you're new to this updated version of the podcast and don't know who or what they are, Jay will update you in great detail about his favorite couple. if you've ever wanted a history lesson on Jay and his family, then this is the trainwreck of an episode for you.

Doordash, Mia Goth, and Jay? Oh my!

Jay's pissed as usual, but this time with Doordash. Why? Well, does he really need a reason? The boys also discuss the Ti West X trilogy and why they dislike it so much. There's also some serial killer talk, a discussion about making a fourth attempt to meet at a deathmatch show and of course the disgusting blob known as Willy Pat.

JayvTVuncut Podcast returns!

It's been a while but the boys are back. They start out discussing Jay's recent little misadventure of taking the wrong medicine. From there they discuss a variety of topics: the 2024 election, TikTok, and the people in Hollywood that HAD to have know about the abuse happening yet still continued to work with the supposed abusers. Jay also goes off on the David Lynch movie Muholland Drive, his love for shows like My 600 Pound Life, and method acting. Don't worry, there's still some Willy Pat talk as well.