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Join three best friends as they tackle everything from pop culture trends to the quirks of modern relationships, all while unapologetically venting about whatever's currently grinding their gears. With unedited banter and occasional guest appearances, this podcast offers a raw and comedic take on navigating adulthood and staying sane in a world full of, well, mostly bullshit. Strap in for a wild ride filled with laughter, relatable anecdotes, and a healthy dose of sarcasm.
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Signup to Generate a PitchMostly Bullshit is a society podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 51 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.
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Episode #52
This week we get into BMX bikes, Dejon Love, Amusement parks, RI pizza joints and some unusual masturbating stories. ...... Mostly Bullshit is @ Jesse @ Chuck and @ Ant ...... Follow us on all socials! Youtube Intagram Facebook
Episode #51
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Episode #50
We’re back in the studio with some new lights, immediately followed by a nostalgic trip down memory lane to the good old days of toll booths—because apparently we’re officially old now. We discuss the fine art of looking like a creep on purpose , the latest insanity caught on video around Federal Hill, Conor McGregor’s latest fight drama, and the upcoming World Cup. Then we tackle the hard-hitting question nobody asked for: Is pickleball actually a sport, or are we all just pretending? (10:00) Things take a turn when we discuss why some kids are just… fucking terrible, followed by a surprising debate over whether DVDs are somehow making a comeback. We also get into the controversy surrounding the name of a local food establishment, because apparently even ordering lunch can become a goddamn cultural issue. (40:00) And finally, we check out the trailer for The Digger and try to figure out what the hell we just watched. (1:07:00) Another episode of Mostly Bullshit , where the topics are random, the opinions are questionable, and somehow we always end up yelling about something. ......... Mostly Bullshit is @ Jesse @ Chuck and @ Ant
Episode #46
Chuck trusted a moving company… and lived to tell the tale (barely). We kick things off with the chaos, scams, and near mental breakdown that comes with relocating your entire life. From there, we bounce into The Boys and somehow end up talking about Born To Bowl like it’s the Super Bowl of gutterballs. Then it’s onto that wild Rams draft day Friday commercial — because nothing says football like cinematic chaos. (25:00) Jesse takes us on a journey through IKEA (a relationship test disguised as a furniture store) and the mysterious world of underground pizza spots — because the best slices apparently require a password and a back alley. (53:50) We hit the internet with Jack Harlow on SNL and whatever the hell robot marathon racing is… because yeah, that’s a real thing now. (58:00) Then we wrap it up with “Stuff That Rules” (1:08:00) Same nonsense. Slightly more organized. Probably. ......... Mostly Bullshit is @ Jesse @ Chuck and @ Ant ......... WE DO NOT OWN ANY RIGHTS TO ANY MUSIC OR VIDEOS USED
Mostly Bullshit
This week we kick things off with some Waraq and a recap of our recent Joe Exotic interview , because interviewing the Tiger King is the kind of thing you have to unpack afterwards. We get into video games , what we’ve been playing, and why somehow we still end up talking about the same few games every time. (13:25) With Easter coming up, we tackle the hard-hitting question nobody else in media is brave enough to ask: how many deviled eggs is too many deviled eggs? Science may never know. We talk about the Lamar Odom documentary and Next Level Chef , proving once again that reality TV will find a way to exist in every possible form. (28:50) Chuck then announces he’s starting Tai Chi , which raises the question: is this a wellness journey, or is Chuck just preparing for a very slow-motion street fight? (46:37) We test out some new podcast equipment , which means there’s at least a 50/50 chance something goes wrong. (56:12) Later Jesse talks about seeing Andrew Santino live , while Chuck saw Andrew Schulz , so we compare notes on the shows and the crowds. We run through a bunch of new trailers including Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice , Bus Boys , and Thrash . (1:13:22) We discuss the alleged death of Chuck Norris , which—statistically speaking—is probably just another internet rumor because Chuck Norris usually roundhouse-kicks death before it gets close. (1:26:45) We wrap things up with our Music of the Week . ......... Mostly Bullshit is @ Jesse @ Chuck and @ Ant Ft. Joe Exotic ......... Music Mike Jones ft. Paul and Slim Thug - Still Tippin' T.I and UGK - Front Back Paul Wall ft. Big Pokey - Sittin' Sidewayz ......... WE DO NOT OWN ANY RIGHTS TO ANY MUSIC OR VIDEOS USED
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