The POMOCOBOs reminisce on the gentleman whose presidential career is winding down.
Joined again with the honorary cowperson, Meral, the ol' gang contemplates dreams, nightmares, and ourselves.
The Cowboys reunite and muse on our relations to the bourgeois. A couple of technical difficulties. They are joined by Bryan's girlfriend Meral.
The Cowboys try a new, chill approach of podcasting. Featuring: Anthony's muppet voice.
Once again with our recently graduated friend Julian, the Cowgirl-less Cowboys try to span four topics within our twenty-some minutes: Back to the Future film franchise, flying cars, oil politics, and climaxing with Korean politics.
3/4 of the Cowboys find themselves once again, Michele-less. We welcome one of our friends, Julian, who we've been wanting to be our guest for quite a while. He and Matt talk about their true love: comics.
The Cowboys (yet again without the Cowgirl), take a break from the joking and take a hard look at the mirror.
With Michele absent, the remaining Cowboys discuss first impressions with a special guest: Lance, a high school senior staying with Matt to visit Cal.
Once again on Michele's campus of CAA, the Cowboys delve into what really makes us tick--or rather--not tick, and our secret self-consciousness at the lack of ticking.
Recorded on the campus of CCA, the week after Anthony was unable to join us for the Julio Pustulio conclusion. The Cowboys riff off of the ideas of fellowship, amity, and camaraderie. Nietzsche, rock, and stake puns to follow.
Another episode recorded in Anthony's car, parked, possibly, in someone else's spot. Matt tries to derail the Cowboys' topic of the "West Coast Brooklyn." Bryan attempts to channel a middle-aged white man from the Inland Empire probably named Jeffrey.
Their impending Spring Break percolates the Cowboys' minds. Michele channels a Polish woman we have since named Ulya.
In which the male Cowboys sleuthily follow the female as she embarks on her first Tinder date.
Joined by Bryan's roommate and roommate's girlfriend, the Cowboys discuss, analyze, and share various Valentine related experience, both in the past and the future.
The Cowboys get carried away while talking about one of their favorite bands. Songs are hummed, thoughts articulated, and tears shed.