Jake and Amir host a constantly changing show that re-invents itself multiple times per episode. Each segment brings a completely new topic for Jake and Amir to discuss, dissect, and explore.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 721 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyRelationshipsSociety & Culture |
We go out with a bang, discussing poetry, wedding invitations, and guessing ages.
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Enough memory lane, in this episode we look forward to next week… and beyond.
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In this episode we discuss the highlights and lowlights of our decade podcasting.
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In this episode we discuss hot sauces, long pees, and Jake’s old hobbies.
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Love these two and largely love the show but it feels like each episode is like 40% ads. It’s just too much. I return to the skip 30 secs button far too often. No flow to the shows either. I get it, they own the network. They’re more concerned with ad money than good content. But come onnnnnn.
Day one listener here but ever since segments has come along it’s just like they are trying to hard.
They just ramble on and it’s hard to listen to, it’s just recording a podcast for the sake of recording a podcast.
Just listened to 40 minutes of them say random numbers at each other, wasn’t funny, wasn’t clever. Just made me annoyed that I wasted all that time listening to it.
Go back to a structured podcast, it’s just unlistenable now.
I’ve been a fan since I was 15 (that’s 16 years now) but J&A have made their stance on current events very clear with their McDonald’s endorsement. Out of all the realities of celebrities and their stances, this one truly is the grimmest one. Jake and Amir have honestly been my favourite comedic duo for my entire adulthood. They shaped my love and admiration of comedy. However, I can’t ignore what’s blatant anymore.
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A unique blend of comedy and light-hearted banter defines this show, where co-hosts engage in a myriad of topics that range from personal anecdotes to cultural commentary. The conversational format often shifts from humorously ranking absurd topics to exploring relationships and the intricacies of everyday life. Known for their dynamic exchanges, hosts Jake and Amir reflect on their experiences, bringing nostalgia and humor to the forefront, all while interacting with their audience through playful games and storytelling that often touch on both personal and societal issues. The creative structure allows for a fresh experience with each episode, making it appealing to fans of comedy and those looking for relatable discussions on contemporar... more
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