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Tup and Pete are thrilled to welcome back Julia to the podcast. The three waste no time getting into the newest craze to hit the internet: But, how are the Chairs? Other key topics discussed are blurry-faced actors, how to properly savor a moment, and support groups for people who have the same name (Jeremy). Friar Tuck makes his podcast debut as does the cast of Netflix’s CHEER. 

Ed stops watching Desperate Housewives long enough to join Tup and Pete on another episode of the podcast.  Lots of fun discussions take place, including: best high school classroom bits, new ways to connect with people on elevators, and hypnotists who hypnotize you into starting a competing hypnotism business.  Ed tells the amazing tale of her mascot career.

In an effort to normalize cousins and remove the stigma associated with having cousins on podcasts, Pete and Tup invite Pete's cousin Brendan onto the podcast.  A few perfectly fine topics are covered including: cousins, the stigma associated with cousins, and some big sinkhole.  

The fellas are joined by none other than Thomas Bernath for another fun episode.  Many, many interesting things are covered.  It would be best for all of us if you just listened to it instead of trying to experience the whole thing through this crappy description.  There are a few original songs performed on the podcast, as well as at least one musical, and an entire manifesto.   

Tup and Pete are joined again by old friend of the podcast, MTA. The guys waste no time getting to their favorite pastime: talking about how the bailiff eventually becomes the judge and how it would be fun if the jury had to get up and do a group performance at some point during the trial. There wasn’t time for much else after that so they had a quick conversation about the long standing and cutthroat rivalries between different wings of a hospital. 

Another year, another season of this podcast, eh?  Yes, well, Tup and Pete are lucky enough to keep it going by welcoming Glaze Glazer to the first episode of Season 3.  The veteran podcasters answer some big questions, including: Which Greg is the namesake of the Gregorian calendar? What are we going to do about these pesky rising ocean levels?  And how can we get the benefits of chapstick without the soul crushing burden of actually putting it on?  Glaze pronounces "Tesla" weirdly.  Happy 2022!

Tup and Pete close out another perfectly passable year of podcasting the only way they know how: by creating the last episode of the year.  The two 30-somethings  welcome back 39 year old Stubbs for another Christmas Spectacular.  Just like last year, they talk about a bunch of holiday topics including: Old Steve Wenceslas, the Sprite of Truth, and Christmas lights on the corn stalks.  And of course, they all wrote some new holiday songs for "your" "enjoyment."  Happy Xmas!

Tup and Pete are pleased to welcome Tom Bernath back to the podcast! The guys cover several classic topics such as art created at gunpoint and the creative side of Salvation Army employees. They decide in the end that their time and resources will be best spent starting a fashion company that offers politically contradictory clothing. 

Tup and Pete are joined on this podcast episode by The Psychedelic Athlete himself, Mike Turpin. The guys attempt to get to the bottom of many issues such as whether Mike has what it takes to be a singer, whether Tup and Pete have what it takes to help someone learn how to sing, and whether there should be nightclubs that sell DMT and hand out guns to their patrons. They also manage to start a new Christmas tree company and an acid basketball league. 

Tup and Pete are joined by none other than Don for a very special Thanksgiving episode of the podcast.  It may be a bit too long, or way too short -- depending on how much you like Don...and whether you enjoy improvised Thanksgiving songs.  A few other things that are discussed before the "music" include: National Admit Your Crimes Day, the different competing military prayers, take a turkey leave a turkey, and as always, several promising business ideas.  Happy Thanksgiving!