Famous for this Podcast

The same two guys from the other 69 episodes talk to each other for awhile again in this episode.  Some of the things they wind up getting into include: best things to say in the courtroom right before they haul you off to jail, the likelihood of hallucinations being the explanation for every mystery, and masculine vs. feminine hair parts.  Tup admits to at least one murder.  Pete admits to thinking every cartoon character was based on a real person.  

Pete and Tup chop several topics into tiny bite-sized pieces in a half decent episode of this very podcast.  A short list of the things they talk about is listed now, by me, right here: Lil' Uzi Vert's forehead diamond, comedy hackers, and  the invention of the word "puke."  Pete immediately and fully understands cryptocurrency after basically no explanation.  

Tup and Pete are thrilled to be joined by well known cousins Randy Syphax and Mike Corbett. In this episode the guys are lucky enough to discuss getting tattoos that explain the choices you’ve made, how Corbs would let Randy win video games so the night wouldn’t be ruined, and Johnny “The Wiggle Man” Depp. Tup chokes on food. Pete works on his Howard Stern impression. Corbs and Randy drink a case. 

Pete and Tup make another perfectly passable episode containing very important information about these things: the evolutionary impact of eyeglasses, different strategies to survive the sinking Titanic, and dealing with hair in your food.  Pete tries his hand at debate club.  Yet another conversation devolves into a whole thing about crappy homemade virtual reality. 

Tup and Pete fall ass over tea kettle into a perfectly passable episode of the podcast in which they cover these topics: Ways to improve the "To catch a predator" grand entrance, pre-crime alibi videos, and whether we need a president for each layer of the atmosphere.  The fellas discover they are long-lost season-based eskimo brothers. 

Tup and Chris are joined this episode by creative powerhouse and huge friend of the podcast, Natalie McGill.  Several perfectly fine topics are covered throughout the conversation, including: pirates, anthropomorphic excavators, big straight guys who never wear coats, and something about opera.  Tup interrogates Natalie about a 10 year old tweet.  Natalie agrees to spearhead a new investigative docu-series about the "Parks are for Kids!" guy.  

Tup teams up with Pete this time around to bring you another episode of the podcast.  If you make it all the way through, you will have heard about a bunch of different things, like: Pete and Tup's biggest fears, the Mount Rushmore of mother nature, and vegan S&M.  Pete plays a game of 2 truths and a non-stolen-valor lie and recalls the horrifying details of Gary's Cole's confusing demise.

Tup and Pete continue their several-month-old tradition of recording a podcast by doing just that.  Along the way they spend an awful lot of time talking about Pete's borderline obsession with his "...the ____ man..." nickname format.  They also cover the pope's twitter account, and invent a new accent-based board game.  Pete attacks Bradley Cooper for giving up on music.

Tup and Pete join one another to record their first episode of 2021. In this season 2 premiere, they discuss many topics including whether certain wars were worth having based on the name they wound up with, how catholic elementary schools used to hire George Clooney lookalikes to let kids know they failed a grade, and the perfume that dentists are required to wear. Tup recalls the time Jeff Daniels showed up and read Moby Dick in the middle of a rock concert. Pete’s dad is proud of him for getting a C- on a paper. 

Stubbs joins Tup and, yes, even Pete, for this very special holiday edition of the podcast.  A few standardly uninformed Christmas related conversations are ceremoniously held before the fellas launch into the first annual holiday song challenge.  The challenge: write a couple crappy christmas songs and perform them for the first time live on the podcast for the other 2 guys, and then soak in their reactions.  Stubbs brings two unique gift ideas to the table.  The spirit of giving is lost on Pete.  Happy Holidays to you and yours from the entire Famous for this Podcast team, and Stubbs.