Famous for this Podcast

Tup and Pete find themselves trapped inside another podcast and are forced to eat their way out, by talking.  They mow through through a variety of topics, including: Gal Judy Dench, Joann Fabric(s), and which diseases the B Team over at the W.H.O. wind up working on.  A classic smell-off takes place between Ben Franklin's custom made buttony britches and Abe Lincoln's hat.

Pete and Tup stick with the same tired old format, yet somehow it comes off as refreshing; and, if we are being honest with ourselves, feels almost like a brand new podcast. At the very least it feels like a brand new episode of the same podcast. 

Pete presents a brilliant new invention to help remember things, Tup grapples with life as an 8 foot tall person, John Depp wears a hollowed out living human torso as a hat.

Kevin makes the long journey back to the pod to join Tup and, yes, even Pete, for another really good cast.  All the major topics of the day are covered in some detail, including: whether it is worth it to keep using all these different words, Tup and Pete's favorite philosophers, and the morality of enjoying your last egg salad sandwich on a short stroll from the company picnic.  Pete and Kevin teach all the Shampods a lesson in how to do perfect Irish, Midwest, Italian, and French accents using only 1 word.

A few years ago Pete and Tup improvised a musical about JonBenet Ramsey.  It wasn't particularly appropriate to accidentally do at the time, and it certainly wasn't appropriate to remember any of the songs, speak of it ever again, or even smile softly while recalling the concept briefly during private moment.  So here is a podcast about it. 

Still with nothing better to do, Pete and Tup spend 40 minutes straight nonstop podcasting, and they do it for you, their adoring Shampods.  The podcast starts off as a nice peek into the future with an exploration of where we are headed in terms of genetic animal modification.  Queen Elizabeth shows up to fix some potholes, and then the podcast takes a sharp turn out to sea, never to be heard from again.  

Tup is kind enough to invite Pete back on the podcast to hear about some of Pete's latest ideas, including: buying the middle names of celebrities, renting space on protesters signs, and escaping prison inside of a sewing machine.  Tup pretends to not know who James Joyce is by pretending to be pretending to know who he is.  

Pete and Tup are joined by none other than Pete's only brother, Kevin, for this very special episode of Famous for this Podcast.  The 3 podcasters discuss a range of topics all on the same podcast as one another, possibly including: a lady who can only say "Goity!", the beer and excessive kissing laws in Pennsylvania, and a killer joke about milk and ice.  Both Pete and Kevin set the progressive agenda back an entire generation.

Tup and Pete find themselves marooned on yet another podcast together.  Making the best of it, they wind up talking for a bit, exploring a few of the topics on everyone's collective mind right now given what is happening in the world: Detective Sipowicz, thigh gaps, and Jackie O.  Not a particularly strong episode if I'm remembering correctly. 

Tup invites Pete back on the podcast for a special episode where the two talk for a little while about a list of topics that either does or does not include the following: a pillowcase full of bees, a hitchhiker murder game show concept, and the challenge of finding a new Head of Nuns on Craig's List.  Pete sings unseasonably poorly.

Pete and Tup got together over the phone to record this particular podcast, which covers some really hot topics such as: the controversial marketing plan for the Diary of Anne Frank, the etymology of the phrase "Hoisted by Your Own Pitard" and other instant classics.  Pete defends cargo shorts amid a chorus of disinterested boos from Shampods around the globe.