A show about weirdos. Hosted by comedians John Fahy, Aaron Pita, and Matt Brousseau, each episode tells a tale about someone who lives afoul of the rules most of us live by.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 299 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryComedy |
In the finale of Mattâs Crispo saga, we see drug paranoia mixed with the heights of access, sycophantic sadists and power play into cruel sexual fantasies that lead to a dark crime that bears little justice and darker implications for society as a wh... more
This week we are joined by fan favorite Joe Kaye to begin exploring the tale of the orphan who ingratiated himself into the elite world of art during a time when gay culture was burgeoning in New York City and Andrew was keeping business fast and loo... more
In light of recent events we revisit an old patreon media episode: Our friend Nisa Ward joins us to talk about being duped into appearing in O.J. Simpsonsâs TV prank show and John fills in with background on Juiced, the strangest and trashiest televi... more
This week Johnboy shares the story of âBumpyâ Johnsonâs rise to power in the world of crime, taking on established Jewish and Italian gangsters, entertaining fame, women, celebrity and prison time after starting as a small plucky kid who might just c... more
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Yet another podcast where the hosts think they are funny, entertaining, and other incorrect self perceptions. They really believe that they are celebrities. That is the only thing funny.
Why is this not more popular? If you like last podcast on the left, this is the closest thing to it
Still my fave piss poor pod, in a good way đ
Ten minutes to get to topic. Too much cross talk. Too many attempts to out duel each other.
The topics are great and the stories are fascinating. Their personalities work well together and they have funny and smart things to say - which is great when it relates to the topic at hand. That being said, by the 10th riff on something funny someone said or after 5 minutes of getting completely off topic it starts to get frustrating⊠it really takes you out of the experience.
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