Elsies Little Pickles’s Podcast

Two Brothers Just Trying To Figure Out What the Hell is Happening.

Elsies Little Pickles’s Podcast is a comedy podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 237 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts Elsies Little Pickles’s Podcast, a comedy show with 237 episodes published.

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  Episode #240

  Furries on the Flight Deck? Tuberville’s Senate Meltdown and Southern Oddities

  Sep 26, 20261h 26m

  This episode jumps between absurd and urgent topics: a viral Senate rant about furries and crude Alabama anecdotes, a courtroom fight over Anthropic and Pentagon blacklists, and a chilling scenario about AI-triggered financial collapse pushing people toward stablecoins tied to powerful interests. The hosts also debate 2028 presidential contenders across both parties, discuss generational politics and media literacy, and close with satirical news bits, food recalls, and pop-culture asides in a fast, opinionated newscast-style conversation.

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  Episode #239

  Ed Sheerans Public Circumcision,Trump TV Flops and the Press Ban

  Sep 23, 20261h 5m

  As always, this episode of Elsie's Little Pickles is brought to you by, who wants to say it? Who wants to say it? OnlyBrandShop.com Thank you very much. OnlyBrandShop.com. If you go there, you can get just the highest quality wallets for men and women. You can also get passport covers. That's OnlyBrandShop.com. Enter discount code PICKLES to get at least 10%, maybe 15%. We're still working that out. In this episode we unpack Trump’s press ban and the rocky launch of Trump TV, debate the fallout from Ed Sheeran and Macklemore’s Israel-related controversy, and discuss the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, poll numbers ahead of the midterms, and talk around a proposed trucker strike — all mixed with the show’s usual irreverent commentary.

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  Episode #238

  Mitch McConnell’s ‘Weekend at Bernie’s’ Return — Age, Opioids, and Political Fallout

  Sep 18, 202658 min

  The hosts kick off with a tongue‑in‑cheek “pickles” promo and sponsor shoutout, then tackle Mitch McConnell’s unsettling return to the Senate and debate age, cognition, and mandatory testing for public officials. They move on to urgent concerns about AI and industry warnings, the economic and infrastructure risks tied to data centers, political infighting, a plea for help finding a D.C. job for Colton, and a blunt reminder to vote in person on Election Day.

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  Episode #237

  GOP Break Grindr AGAIN!

  Sep 11, 20261h 2m

  The hosts open with raw, funny personal anecdotes before diving into politics. They recap night one of the Republican midterm convention, discuss Trump’s plea to “vote like I’m on the ballot,” examine low‑propensity voters, and call out GOP hypocrisy exposed by Grindr traffic spikes at conservative events. The episode also probes tech concerns about Israeli IMSI‑catcher vans (FalcoNet), phone privacy, and cultural flashpoints like pronouns and public surveillance.

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  Episode #236

  When MAGA Gets Everything: The Bitter Aftertaste

  Sep 8, 20261h 11m

  In this wide-ranging episode the hosts sit down (without Kiefer) to analyze the political landscape ahead of the midterms. They discuss the likely messaging and propaganda from both parties, the possible October surprises, and what a full MAGA victory would actually look and feel like for everyday Americans. Topics include the long-term consequences of MAGA policies on Social Security, labor protections, immigration and Christian/Jewish faith communities, the role of billionaire influence, and whether either party can truly deliver for their bases. The hosts also critique the priorities of the Trump administration and argue how extremist movements ultimately implode.

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