Sal introduces a non-dairy holiday drink, trolls his cousin, we cover our Spotify Wrapped, and favorite acting scenes.

We talk about Mike McDaniels shoes, The Simpsons, Sal in Massachusetts, and ghosts and the meaning of life.

Foodie episode as we discuss Thanksgiving and all the cuisine Sal had traveling the country in November from Detroit, Indianapolis, Kenosha, and Philadelphia

Our conversation with Ali Peek continues, he shares how he retained his college scholarship, getting drafted by the PBA, his sucessful basketball career, broadcasting, and the attempt on his life.

PBA Basketball Champion Ali Peek joins us for a two part episode. He shares his story of growing up in SoCal, falling in love with basketball, and the college recruitment process.

Hat Storage, Matthew Perry, Bonehead Browns, and Alabama

Sal goes to the Hot Springs, shares the time he met Frankie Muniz, and we discuss All These TV Shows as Reggie rewatches Game of Thrones.

We cover last episode's Feedback, Kansas City, Taylor Swift, Jesus Freak, Israel Palestine, Traffic Laws

We discuss Fashion, Trumpers in Texas, and the Hasan Minhaj New Yorker article.

Our guest is Dr. Kathleen Antonia Tarr, a lawyer, doctor, teacher, actress, athlete; we discuss Climate Change, A.I., Capitalism, Education, and Track & Field.

We cover Credit Cards, Tik Tok Trumpers, Mashups, Fantasy Football, and the return of Inspirational Reggie.

We share near death experiences, Sal performs in Vegas, we break down a bit, and those mugshots.

The boys talk air travel, TSA PreCheck, eating steak, Sal goes to Springfield, MO, and that brawl in Alabama.

Reggie talks about dealing with contractors, the evolution of phones, and Sal's shows in New Mexico with green chili cheeseburgers and a shooting during his set.

We talk Goodfellas, ESPY’s, Carlee Russell, Winn-Dixie Hate Comments, Jason Aldean, and Indiana Jones

Our 100th episode! We cover Joe Rogan's take on Target and the LGBTQ community, the 4th of July and missing fingers, an upside down rollercoaster, and the Jean-Michel Basquiat King Pleasure exhibit.

Submersibles, Superman, Sal's Hernia Update, Extinctions, and Vegan Grilled Cheese.

We talk Doctor visits, that unbelievable Amazon forest rescue, and all the Jaws movies.

The boys discuss Star War fatigue, Ted Lasso, Sal gets a hernia, and Haitian vigilantes.

Reggie remembers his friend A.J. Rollins, we remember Jim Brown, Sal has a baggage mix up and shares his adventures in Appleton, Wisconsin.

George Kuiper drops the N-word on the air, a near Hollywood Bowl brawl, and Sal maturely talks about the haters from his recent viral Star Wars bit.

Part 2 with Chris Voth, he shares how he started in stand up, his film Camino Unreal, working and golfing with Ron White, and being a teacher.

Chris Voth joins us for a two part episode, he's a comedian, filmmaker, teacher, doctor, Vikings fan, high school girls basketball coach, and one time Jungle Cruise captain at Disneyland.

The NBA Playoff bracket is set, Sal goes to SF, scary city raccoons, Reggie doesn't know Sideshow Bob, and Titus.

Sal goes to Wrestlemania and we cover the Women's NCAA National Championship.

Comedian Ester Steinberg joins us, we cover Jewish NBA Players, Kids, Parents, her comedy special Burning Bush now on Amazon, and Nose Jobs.

We cover March Madness and Reggie's Alma Mater St. Mary's getting knocked out. Also we cover kids, Trump arrest, that new Chris Rock special and hanging in the projects.

Jon Stewart, NBA Trash Talk with Dillon Brooks and Draymond Green, Tiger Woods, the Oscars.

We cover disrespect, Sal performs in Sacramento and deals with a drunk heckler, and the comments flood in on Dilbert & Gen Z

The Dilbert guy's racist rant, we go through some fans comments on our posts, and then we talk Mississippi.

After a show in Carson City, Nevada, Sal interviews Bruce who shares his story about overcoming meth addiction and living in his van. Recorded in May 2019.

That Super Bowl, all those George Santos lies, under attack by balloons, and a Flash trailer sets off a bad Super Heroes discussion.

Part 2 of our interview with author Ayize Jama-Everett, we discuss publishing his first novel The Liminal People, taking psychedelics, and losing a mutual friend to suicide. Check him out at City Lights Bookstore in San Francisco Feb. 16th. 

An episode so good it's two parts. Author Ayize Jama-Everett joins us, we discuss his upcoming documentary about psychedelics, "A Table of Our Own." We delve into Jimi Hendrix, Kajukenbo, and Ayize's older step brother Tupac Shakur. 

This week, our doppelgangers, inspirational Reggie, and dealing with a mechanic.

We're back, Browns fan Sal trashes Browns fans, we cover the invasion of privacy, and our New Year's