Part 2 of our discussion on Bill Hicks vs. Denis Leary. Join us as we talk about this album as well as matriculation, Demolition Man, Rescue Me, Pete Davidson, 90's Rebellion, Denis Leary vs. Bill Hicks, Life Before The Internet, the SNL Season Finale, I Think You Should Leave, The Kids In The Hall, and The Chipmunks.

Part One of the Two Part Series - Bill Hicks vs. Denis Leary - Did Denis Leary completely rip off Bill Hicks? Join us as we discuss The Muppet Movie, Being Jaded, the 90's, Demetri Martin, William Shakespeare's Contemporaries, Bill Burr, Boston, buddy cop shows, Eugene Levy, Lizzo and the Maha Fest, Bumbleclot Circleclasp, SNL, Pete Davidson, The Fake Moon Landing, and more!

Join us as we discuss this album, Mitch Hedberg, So I Married An Axe Murderer, Hudson Hawk, Silence, The Unbookables (Not Deplorables!), Bill Burr, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Hacks, I'm Dying Up Here, Mitzi Shore, Honey Boo-Boo, Mountain Dew, Bill Hicks vs. Denis Leary and speaking French. He's Patrick and I'm Brady and it's going to be fun.

Join our intrepid hosts as we delve into various topics such as: The OmaDome, Shinola, Brady's cat, The Muppets, Vaudeville, SNL, Don Quixote, Hamlet, Tony Hawk, Moon Knight and Star Wars. And also talk about this album a bit too.

Was this episode late, or did we postpone it for a Star Wars joke? You decide! Join Patrick and Brady as they talk about Cosby, The Cosby Show, Michael Jackson, mental illness, the legacy of Gilbert Gottfried, Mick Foley, Serial Killers and Lenny Bruce. The main question today, can art be separated from the artist? The answer might surprise you... I mean it's a 50/50 question, right?

Join Patrick, Brady and our very first guest, Tom Rust as we discuss this album from 1993 along with the Cosby Show, Hot Plumbing Action, and the Terminator. Trigger warning! If anything offends you, maybe don't listen. And no new logo just yet... womp womp. Also kids, don't do drugs.

Join Patrick and Brady as they talk about Ernestine (and not Geraldine), the Phone Company, Ukraine, and political unity. Note: This episode was recorded before the unfortunate death of Gilbert Gottfried, who we talk about briefly and whose voice is used in our theme song. RIP to a legend, the world is less funny now.

Join Patrick and Brady as we discuss this album, catch a case of the 'mehs', and discuss what exactly an executive producer is. Spoiler: One of us enjoyed this album, the other did not.

Patrick and Brady discuss this breakthrough album from George Carlin, as well as ancient greeks, and the rise and fall of grunge.

Patrick and Brady talk about No Respect the 1980 Rodney Dangerfield album. But not a lot. In the end, it's Rodney being Rodney. Which isn't a bad thing at all.