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Episode #403
It's a packed show this week but only two topics of substance: chicken nuggets, and the retelling of what transpired during the 2026 home opener for YOUR Washington Commanders. There were revelations and surprises that shocked even the most sober of the hosts. Grab an energy mocktail and have a listen.
Episode #402
The boys put a bow on their summer in the Batcave with all kindsa hijinks. There's another rendition of the now weekly mini show: "Which fake fruit do we hate the most?" Iceman fumbles the bag on snacks but Ace-J comes to the rescue, as the boys partake of the new Chicken -n- Waffle flavored Oreos. After the sugar rush, the guys (two of them at least) take a swing at the Tom Holland Challenge, consisting of 5 pull-ups, 10 push-ups, 15 air squats, and unlimited regret. Understandably, their arms turn to jelly, which naturally segues into a conversation about JD5 and the woe-begotten Commies, as the boys embark on what may be the saddest home opener/tailgate to date. They close it out with a quick look at the state of the MCU, as Daredevil nears an abrupt end and the Avengers Endgame Encore gets the leak of all leaks. You could probably listen to this during happy hour at the Silver Diner and be perfectly content.
Episode #401
It's a lively one this week, complete with raspberry slander and conflicting views on artificial watermelon flavoring. Yack is back, and he's got a sack full... of Korean movie reviews. Things literally turn to sh*t when the guys discuss the Hyrox Beijing mess that continues to grow hair. They pivot hard to discuss their upcoming Richmond running plans and what they can expect come race day. With muted expectations, the Iceman and AJ recap their Puto get together from Week 1 of the NFL season. And they round out the episode lamenting the renders of the Commanders' new stadium and the waning days of their tailgate tradition. Seems like they discussed a lot but not really.
Episode #400
Iceman goes dry after a VERY wet weekend at the beach. The timing certainly couldn't be better, as his temporary sobriety lands on the day of the iPhone Duo debut, and our resident techie has all the thoughts. Meanwhile, Ace-J seeks professional help with his balls...his golf balls that is. And to say it was an up-and-down experience would be an understatement. The golfathon continues as the guys pour one out for the LIV golf tour (again) while toasting the newest TaylorMade athlete with a VERY familiar last name. They close it out with an almost-too-late-but-still-kinda-timely review of OBSESSION, currently wreaking havoc on eyeballs and relationships through the Peacock app. Listen intently but keep the lights on... for our sake.
Episode #399
Ace-J and the Iceman join forces to clear some space on the latter’s liquor shelf and well… it kinda popped off from there. After teasing a major detour last week, the Iceman finally comes to a decision on the Richmond 8K… and the answer might surprise you. The boys ponder the uncertain future of DC’s most beloved golf course before debating the value of a good ball fitting. Regardless of how you feel about that, we can all agree: Scottie’s a fraud, cell phone companies lie, and Tom Cruise is still a thrill-seeking maniac. Have a listen while kickboxing a Lexus.
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