Just a buncha jerks. Music by Way, Shape, or Form. Cover art by Caitie Sellers.
The fellas reconvene to hypothesize about scenarios that may or may not ever come to pass. Example:
The fellas reconvene to discuss the cultural phenomenon known as "reality television": what is it, and why? How can I be one of those? Listen as these questions beget even more questions.
The fellas reconvene to discuss NBC's hit show The Office. If you came here thinking we were talking about The Orafice, I have bad news. The news is that we are not talking about the popular pornographic parody of The Office, The Orafice, but instead talking about the inspiration for The Orafice, The Office. You should stick around anyway, it should be a pretty good time!
Steven H. brings the fellas together once again to ask even more personal questions, from showering habits to strategies for surviving while stranded on an island and everything in-between. And I mean EVERYTHING.
Steven H. brings the fellas together to ask them a bunch of really personal questions, like "A/S/L?" and other things of that nature. Even given the option to take a hard pass on anything they did not feel comfortable answering, the fellas endure the storm to provide the most illuminating look behind the YSWN curtain ever brought to your ears.
They used to be cool. Now they're not. What happened??? The fellas reconvene to unearth the mystery.
The fellas change it up this week by comin' at you from [insert favorite restaurant], discussing the best age for striking a child and exchanging their best Robin Williams impressions.
The fellas reconvene to do some Mad Libs for yall's sorry asses! Enjoy hearing how few nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs we know!
The fellas tackle the big questions this week with a rousing game of Would You Rather. Troy lists his least favorite band names, Nick expresses a shocking affinity for going to jail, Adam questions the efficacy of anesthesia, and Aaron makes the hard choice to poop his pants to save the world from incessant burping.
Much like the wonderful art of jazz, the fellas take you the listener through a veritable odyssey of the mind, switching topics as the jazz musician switches motifs, never lingering longer than needed before hopping effortlessly to the next idea.
