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Reggie joins Jake and Pepsi once again in an episode about Sonic the Hedgehog, Marvel stuff and the Notre Dame Cathedral, as well as more stuff, too.

Jake and Pepsi talk about their favorite SNL sketches, Marvel's Avengers Endgame, the changes to the NBA finals, and more in this episode. The crew is joined by special guest Elon Musk, who is terrified. Sponsored by Kidz Bop But for Other Stuff.

Jake and Pepsi get coffee and discuss cops again. Also economics.

Coming hot off the trails of discussing penises, Nic Cage, and neoliberalism, Sam and Pepsi recorded a discussion half on accident after dropping Jake Hole off. In this mini-episode, the two discuss being nonbinary and bisexual, defining the self through what we're not, and how people have trouble coping with people who exist outside of societal norms based on how they impact the self-perception rather than perception of the other, and Pepsi complains about neoliberalism again because that's the kind of person they are. 

This episode, recorded in a moving vehicle and a falafel restaurant after recording Episode 5 of Fun Facts, touches on why Pepsi hates Queen fans, the crew's thoughts on the film Good Burger, and neoliberalism's impact on art and culture in the modern world.

Recorded in the local public library, Sam joins Pepsi and Jake Hole in this week's episode where the crew talks a lot about penises and rats. We talk about the history of pants and get a glimpse into the sordid, mysterious lives of our co-hosts in their quest for a certain individual's inheritance.

The boys get down to Harry Potter, J.K. Rowling's updates to the books, and the Emoji Movie. Then sports comes up again.

This podcast, recorded 3/26th, includes discussion about the then-timely Robert Mueller report, as well as discussion on what's new in the world of gaming. Al Gore joins us to explain the hardships of creating the internet and his favorite film.

Recorded 3/26th during the middle of our session for Episode 4 of Fun Facts & Sad Truths, the boys break off into discussing Jussie Smollett and the brave boys in blue.

An episode dedicated to the great nation of Lebanon and its wonderful people. We talk about a new biopic coming out and some classic Russian cinema.

Introducing the bonus show, After the Fact, where we don't bother with bits/improv and just have genuine conversations. This episode comes from directly after recording Episode 2 of FFST. The hosts discuss Space Jam and dinner.

The crew is completed as we are blessed by the Money Man. Now that we have the entire trio, the show devolves into chaos nearly immediately. We discuss the Oscars, the Puppy Bowl, the election cycle and video games. Reggie from Nintendo comes by to talk about an old mentor and his impending retirement.

We discuss MLB trade rumors, the legacy of Babe Ruth, Chris Farley's impact on the history of badminton, and talk with Republican hopeful Billy Goat Bluff about his plan to run for president. We also talk about other stuff, too.