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Goth Summer (with Stubbs)

It wouldn't truly be summer without a podcast about summer, now would it folks?  Well good news - you can finally dig those short shorts out of the back shed, because the long cold winter is over and this podcast is all about the current season.  Stubbs shares a song about his time on the bayou, Pete creates a musical character so real you can smell him, and Tup suggests a lofty idea for dealing with the summer blues.  A lot of the podcast is about conferences and funerals for some reason.  Have a nice rest of the summer.  

Genghis Khan's Eclipse Viewing Party (with Ben)

Tup and Pete are joined by none other than Ben for a fun April podcast, based loosely around everyone's favorite climate change consequence: the solar eclipse.  The 3 separate people talk about a bunch of different things, most notably: converting your old college assignments into brass band music.  Pete performs a song.  Ben blames all of his horrible problems on the sun.  

The 2024 St. Paddy’s Craictacular (with Stubbs)

Here, only 1 hour late, is this year's St. Paddy's episode of the podcast, featuring Pete, Tup, Stubbs and several other classic irish names, such as: Darby O'Gill, Mickey O'Houlihan, Jimmy O'Tover, Louis the 14th, Amelia Earhart, and many more.  Enjoy the music if you're feelin' green.  Slainte!    

When a Seagull Falls In Love (with Stubbs)

Pete, Tup, and to a lesser extent, Stubbs fall in love with podcasting all over again - just in time for Valentine's Day - with their first episode of the 2024 season.  They talk for a bit about some barely related nonsense and then totally turn the Valentine's podcast music world on its ear with a bunch of great new songs.  Stubbs can't conceal his toxic masculinity throughout the episode.    

The 2023 Christmas Spectacular (with Stubbs)

Another year, another holiday podcast featuring Stubbs.  As always, the  same 3 guys perform a few new holiday songs, and the rest of the podcast covers a series of important and practical facts every person needs to know at this time of year.  Have a merry one and we'll meet you back behind this same building next year!

Thanksgiving at the Bay of Pigs (with Glaze)

Glaze joins the other two guys for this year's very special Thanksgiving episode of this exact podcast.  A lot of interesting holiday product ideas are pitched, including: Steak Spray (Have Some Steak!), Edible Vapes (Eat Your Vape?), Canberry Sauce (We put the Can in Cran), and probably at least 1 more that sucked even worse.  But more importantly, a ton of new Thanksgiving songs debut.  Please enjoy all the food and the people eating it at the same time as you! 

The 2023 Halloween Spooktacular (with Stubbs)

OK fine, so the podcast was an hour late - but I think you'd agree Halloween itself is the latest of all the holidays, so it works.  This year's Spooktacular features some of the worst songs ever recorded on this podcast, still placing most of them firmly in the top 10 Halloween songs of all time.  Halloween Propaganda is Alive and Well.  Hope it was a fun one!

Drivin’ My Train (with Ricig)

The fellas are happy to be joined by none other than Ricig, who regales everyone with the likes of "Crazy Carl and the Bowling Ball", "the $10K Pyramid Incident", and many more reputation eroding stories.  Tup and Pete pitch the musical idea they've been working on. Ricig defends his strongly held conviction that we should "let everybody out of jail."

Teamsters v. The Union (with Stubbs)

The podcast that never takes a day off is back with another palatable offering of words and music to help celebrate everyone's favorite day off: Labor Day.  This episode, like the rest that came before it, was recorded by a group of Taskrabbits.  Including one Taskrabbit that looks just like Stubbs (but sounds nothing like him).  Hope you had a nice day.

Saddam Hussein’s Donut Shop (with Glaze)

The podcast roars back with a belated celebration of everyone's favorite Donut-related fake holiday: National Donut Day.  No donut-themed podcast would be complete without Glaze himself, the donut-named, self-proclaimed prince of donut town.  Luckily this podcast does feature Glaze, and it also includes about a baker's half-dozen original "songs" about donuts.  At some point Pete starts talking in a strange way about celebrity deaths and I left that in the podcast as well.