
Two guys that met in an existentialism class make each other laugh for an hour straight
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 47 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Drew and Grant are back with MEDIUM SIZED updates on their lives. Drew can't get a haircut until he does a joke on stage, Grant buys new shoes, and they retire the roasting segment with roasts of each other. Join us.
Grant is invited to audition for a short film. Dan Fleming is back for a game of Closer to the Pin. Drew is an extra on the set of Greys Anatomy. Join us.
Grant and Drew are back for the holidays and catching each other up on some incredibly specific stories. Drew goes to an old friend's comedy show before going on Let's Make a Deal. Join us.
Grant and Drew catch up after a couple months off. Drew regales us with lavish stories of Los Angeles livin' while Grant does the same for Athens. Join us.
Drew and Grant are back for season 3 with a new format. Hang onto your hat. They recap their experience over the summer of filming a pilot script with a cast of characters you won't believe. Join them.
A season 2 finale like you've never seen before. The guys bring on the always excitable Dan Burniston and talk about dreams, life, and predicting the future. Join us.
After name dropping Anthony Clarke for 37 episodes, the guys finally have him on to clear the air. They work through a new game of Hinges on the Prompt, the story of Davinci's By The Sea, and what is was like to be a Millis RA. Join us.
The guys have on Macketta Johns for the second time in show history. She regales them with her "Sunday is the new Friday" movement, her five minute journal, and waking up at 5 am in February. They crew plays Grant the Enigma and a game of What Would ... more
5 Stars for being the first Podcast to utter the name Orin Hatch
9.6/10 would recommend. You guys deserve a sponsor from Pizza Mambo.
The podcast I most look forward to hearing each week. But the real question is when is Dan Fleming coming on as a guest?









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