Brodie Brockie stops by to ask the panel why humans have animals living in their houses. Specifically, cats. ALSO- the startling debut of a new segment, "What Is Leonard Pierce Looking at on Wikipedia?" CAN YOUR HEART STAND IT? If ...Read More
Tony tells Shek, Olivia, Andrew and RJ about the ins-and-outs of doing the standup comedian thing. Also- we tell you what the heck to check out in "Say, What's Good?" SOON TO COME: Various recipes, from Tony. Read More
Dan McQuade [Sports Illustrated, Philadelphia magazine] asks the panel why certain sports stories break out of that realm and into the mainstream. What results is a discussion of politics, racism, the media and those little astrology books at the supermarket ...Read More
Steve Huey (Yacht Rock, VH1's upcoming 100 Greatest Women) comes by to ask Leonard, Olivia, Tony and RJ why those online articles about dating never seem to apply to real, actual, people. AND- Tony throws everyone for a loop in ...Read More
Molly Eichel of the Philadelphia Daily News joins Andrew, Leonard, Olivia and RJ to try and figure out why folks get so upset about award show picks. But! Before that, the startlingly popular "What Did Tony Zaret Have for Lunch?" ...Read More
Stephen's brother Joel Levinson [happyjoel.com] is the guest this week, and he wanted us to discuss how he hates people who homebrew in Brooklyn, hipster hobbies, preferred methods for getting ready to use the restroom and a few other things. ...Read More
Ryan Ridley (Channel 101 & The Grandma's Virginity Podcast) joins Shek, Stephen, Olivia and RJ to ask about leadership and whether or not it's worth it, especially in relation to bachelor parties. Also- a "What Did Tony Zaret Have For ...Read More
Boy, oh boy. A rough start. Olivia has some major technical issues. In a Christmas miracle, they clear up magically. THEN WE GET GOING, BUT GOOD. So many things for you to check out from "Say, What's Good?" Then, we ...Read More
Wasted Words is the panel discussion program where everyone is drunk and nobody knows what they're talking about. Offering up a less sober perspective on any and all topics.
