Tolerance. Acceptance. They're good things, right? Not according to people who want to hate on Kellogg's latest cereal: All Together. It looks like a mess, and it probably tastes horrible. Also this week: Samuel Adams has a specialty beer banned by a handful of states, and Facebook refuses to remove a political advertisement that is blatantly false. Tune in for the giggles.
This week, the Idiots discuss Steve King (the Iowa a-hole, not the prolific author), Ilhan Omar and her fight with Alabama Republicans, and many television shows that started out freaking phenomenal, and then jumped a shark quickly and became horrible. (We're looking at you, Nip/Tuck)
This week, just as the Idiots were sitting down the make with the silly, Andrew Luck announced his retirement. That move, plus cuddle therapy gone wrong and Aretha Franklin's uncashed checks, this week on the podcast.
This week, the idiots discuss Joe Biden, who Nathan saw speak live, Jeffrey Epstein, who everyone thinks was murdered, and the obituary of the a-hole who shot up Dayton, Ohio. All this, and Jason Momoa fights telescopes, and a "wellness church" that targets the desperate.
This week, the Idiots follow up on the El Paso shooting, with Jake offering ideas on who should and shouldn't get to own a gun. They also discuss the Boy Scouts challenge to the Catholic Church to be the biggest pedophile ring, and cap things off with the face tattoo seen around the world.
This week, the Idiots discuss all the real problems the planet faces: mass shootings in El Paso, and Taco Bell hotel shortages in California. Plus, a trip down memory lane regarding the movie Bohemian Rhapsody, and a discussion on that sexist, woman-hating director known as Quentin Tarantino. He's receiving crap from stupid woke idiots regarding Once Upon A Time in Hollywood. Does he deserve it? Short answer: no.
This week, the Idiots discuss R. Kelly's crisis manager, Darrell Johnson, as well as Al Franken.
This week, the Idiots are doing follow ups on a handful of stories, as well as tackling new things in the news. Kevin Spacey? All charges dropped. The Catholic Church? Still a-holes. Scherie Murray? Doesn't stand a chance. Jerry Foxhoven? Loves Tupac. All this, and why the Internet sucks.
This week, the Idiots discuss the new (and awful) HBO documentary, I Love You, Now Die. It's the tale of two Millennials on antidepressants who met, fell in love, and botched the ending to Romeo and Juliet.
Halle Bailey is the new little mermaid, Rami Malek is the new Bond villain, and Colin Kaepernick finds racism in everything. All this, and Donald Trump saving the coal industry in this week's Idiot's on Parade podcast.
Twenty Democratic hopefuls took to the stage to pitch their case to Americans. Neither Nathan nor Jake watched. Why? Tune in to find out. Also: what's it like to wake up alone on an airplane? All that, and more.
Jake is back from Arizona... he ate, got fat, and has tales to tell. Also: Alex Jones is in trouble for having kiddie porn on his computers. Gotta say, bad things couldn't happen to a more deserving person. All this, and more, from the Idiots on Parade.
Douchebag Jack Phillips is back in the news. Who is Douchebag Jack Phillips? He's the Colorado "Christian" who doesn't believe that Jesus' message was "Love," he believes in discrimination. HOWEVER, as much a douchebag as he is, maybe it's time to ignore him, not keep suing him for being a douchebag. Tune in to a special edition with guest co-host Antar Goodwin.
This week, the Idiots discuss heroes, and villains. Professor Callie Rennison used Brock Turner to define rape in a textbook, making her a hero. The Catholic Church lobbied to disallow victims of their sexual predator priests receive compensation, making them villains. All that, and more.
Hikers are dying on Mount Everest: should you care? Nathan doesn't. Also: people are angry about Lil Nas X getting an endorsement from Wrangler. Jake breaks that nonsense down. All that, and student debt.
This week, the Idiots take a cold, long, hard look in the mirror: can a podcast about about Britney Spears' Instagram account be more popular than theirs? Yes. Yes it can. Also: noted a-hole Ken Hamm is suing his insurance company, and American Taliban John Walker Lindh is a free man.
This week, the Idiots discuss the lawsuit an a-hole filed against Conan O'Brien. There are a couple topical events, and then things get wrapped up with a brief discussion regarding comedy specials by Hanna Gadsby and Nick DiPaolo.
This week, the idiots discuss rape culture and the 1980s: what were filmmakers thinking? (OK, technically Animal House came out in 1978. Don't be so picky) Then they mock some items of note in the news for your giggling pleasure.
Noted a-hole Steve King opened his mouth and out poured, "Hey, I'm just like Jesus!" Why do Christians fall for such garbage? Also: Roman Polanski doesn't like being a rapist who's not a member of the Oscars Academy, and George Zimmerman needs a dating app. Listen and giggle.
This week on the show: Spanish cannabis is full of fecal matter, a man sues his parents after they throw away his porn collection, and a police officer sexually abuses his police dog. Tune in and tell your friends.