Famous for this Podcast

Tup and Pete record a podcast especially for you in this very recorded episode of the podcast.  Some of the solutions they wanted you personally to hear about, are: How to properly compliment God (when to use and H and when not to), how to save on movie production costs by filming everyone all the time,  and how to improve the prison system using a VR-camping approach. Pete realizes a lot of the Bible is about Jews, and not just "pre-Christ Christians".

The regular old plain guys are joined by comedian, engineer, and former banana-eater: Matty Litwack (pronounced "Matt-ee Lit-vahk-yah-hoo").  Some hot topics include: engineers and their close personal friendship with architects, whether Matty can sing really well, and nihilism as a legal defense.  Tup tells the official uncircumcised "Tup" story.  Matty considers crowd-sourcing a new name. 

Tup and Pete talk with each other for right around the length of a podcast.  This time, the things they talk about are: empowerment related erotic trends, the lesser known one grandparent policy, rip van winkle, and revenge therapy.  Pete fumes about needing to put a license plate on his car.  

Tup and Pete celebrate their 57th episode anniversary by completing the podcast as normal.  They manage to get to the bottom of a few real crackers, like: What's the big problem with placing a bunch of nice TVs out in the jungle?  Which one of them was the wet sprocket?  About how many rappers named Celebration in the country have also forced their sons into becoming southpaws?   Tup reveals he is an arm guy.  Pete tries to join Ambidextrous Anonymous.

Pete and Tup are lucky enough to have a pot to podcast in, and you'd better believe they use it in this very special episode.  They dump a few things out  of it into your unsuspecting ears, including: the KGB's secret love of "Gabagool", famous Australian-focused country singer Kenny Chaussney, and the hidden world chamber pot shove scammers.  Pete performs the song "The Boys of Fall" from memory.

All around great fella and landlord of the podcast, Ryan Dare, wades waist-deep into this episode...and the water is fine.  During the podcast, Dare insists on talking with Tup and Pete about: walk-in freezers, catfishing as a way to find a boat friend, and getting thrown in jail for having a doodle.  Dare confirms rumors that he might be a bad boat guy.  Pete does impressions of Jay and Vargus.  Tup joins the German club.

Another podcast happens in this new episode of the podcast.  Pete and Tup talk to one another about a bunch of stuff, including: bee stings as a steroids substitute for kids, the 3 sea shells, stigmata vs. astigmatism, and the evolutionary history of smelling salts.  Tup's childhood dog is cancelled.  

The voice of a generation joins the other regular sized voices on the podcast in this very Mike Quindlen-focused episode.  Some topics that have the honor to have been discussed include: Chernobyl Times restaurant, different poop-related ways of pissing Mike off, and the debaucherous swinging lifestyle of altar boys.  Pete admits to losing hundreds of forks beneath his bed.

The two podcasters (Tup and Pete) join one another on another podcast this week to talk about what feels like the same basic crap some more.  Here are some of the topics that get elevated: evolving straw-like mouths to avoid using regular straws, 58 year old kids, telling your kids they have mad squabbles, and effective new ways to communicate with your barber.  Tilda Swinton is not mentioned for a 52nd consecutive streak. 

Stubbs makes his triumphant return to the podcast to discuss these specific topics: capes, kilts and other future fashion phenomena, ideas for how to keep haunted houses scary, and CGI audiences to help keep the movie industry afloat.  Stubbs hits Tup and Pete with a few mysterious deaths.  Tup menaces Stubbs with a knife.  Pete laughs uncontrollably at his own comment.