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Episode 181: Pees and Care Wits

When an episode starts as absurdly as this one, there's no where to go but up. Hopefully. Scheduling mix-ups, bodily functions, local politics, workplace frustrations, and the realities of getting older, including health scares, memory lapses, and the stress of navigating jobs, insurance, and money. Wally wrestles with pronouns and generational gaps. We cover creativity, radio, and what it means to actually have something worth saying. Which we are not sure we know anything about, tbh.

Episode 180: Butt Wit There's More

From lethal farts to health insurance hellscapes, red meat confessions, political background checks, and the kind of online trolling that will make you want to fling your phone into space, we've got it all. The finer points of car-fart etiquette, loose meat (don’t ask), and the damned overpriced gas. It’s one part rage therapy, one part self-own, and one part Jess regretfully not charging for being mean to a man on the internet.

Episode 179: Baloney and Cheez

From a restaurant hostess who questioned our existence like we’d wandered into a spa instead of a steakhouse, to the ever popular Umbrella Trump. Failed assassins, lint-based identity, and how Tennessee is threatened by Pride. Plus, Chris relives his all-time best restaurant story and someone earns the immortal title of “Amelia the c**t.” We're in our Fat Elvis era and we're not sorry.

Episode 178: We're All Feta Up

This week we discover the depth of our collective chaos: Jess almost throws down in a Kroger parking lot, Wally gets intimate with a hose, and Chris literally falls asleep mid-show. WITH SNORES. We rage about door latches, taxes, gerrymandering, hawks (holy ones, apparently), and government cheese that probably doubled as crime-scene caulk. It’s sleep-deprived therapy, political side-eyes, and digestive enlightenment, all lovingly wrapped in profanity and processed dairy.

Episode 177: Wit Me Baby One More Time

We start with shady car ads and end with Jess fumigating her mailbox while the guys lose it over a word no one actually said. In between: TikTok’s weird algorithm (Chris, explain the breastfeeding videos), influencer parents get a legal wake‑up call, therapy gets hotter than it should, and why someone once pulled Disco Inferno after 9/11. Add a bowling flex, frogs screaming into the abyss, and more unfiltered nonsense than anyone asked for. Uncomfortable laughter? Always. Weird? Obviously.