Support the D.A.W.G.Z. @ patreon.com/MSsecretpod Support Stuff Island @ patreon.com/stuffisland Sup. Matt is totally fine, he's not sick at all. He's just taking a much needed vacation. No need to worry. In our beloved Shaman's absence the Big D.A.W.G. sat down with Tommy and Chris of the Stuff Island podcast. As expected - a good ol' time was had. RIP John Madden. Long live The Sponge.
In this episode, Shane impersonates an Asian lady's walk and discusses Matt's absence due to an undisclosed illness. They also joke about the dirt that Matt collects on his bare feet from the streets.
In this episode, the hosts joke around and impersonate Chris by portraying him as always sleepy and needing a recharge.
The speaker's roommate is chaotic and they experienced bad views on their Peloton during a workout. The group text mentioned watching "The Darkest Hour" and one member was loudly chewing like a llama.
Two friends talk about the potential of Oculus and a golf game. One of them expresses fear when he hears a sound from the game while sleeping.
The speaker discusses how someone rolled up a carpet in their house, causing them to trip over it, and suggests washing it down outside.
The speaker comments on how people act when faced with a fail, making fun of their inability to recover, comparing it to America's Funniest Home Videos, and then asking for donations to Phil's patreon.
A podcast host discusses a story about a woman who was injured by an asteroid impact, possibly as an analogy for climate change denial, while scientists in the story panic when they learn an asteroid is going to hit Earth.
The speaker reminisces about pretending to host a talk show in their bathroom as a child, speaking to an imagined audience and interviewing items from their room.
The speaker discusses the visual similarities between boats in a sink and boats out in the water. They also briefly discuss the concept of playing with action figures in the tub as an art form.
The conversation bounces from discussing high school experiences, to the shock of a certain tweet, and even to drawing skills.
The podcast host discusses the dangerous behavior of some NFL players, with a personal experience of an all-star team linebacker leading with his helmet during practice. He also mentions his childhood memories of playing a black and white infomercial game where players would simulate the worst hit they can take in the game.
Two individuals discuss their experiences with running out of hot water in their living spaces and the anxiety it can cause.
The conversation includes burying bodies, feeling guilty, and thinking of digging up a loved one.
The comedy world has become dominated by podcasts, to the extent that having one has become a necessity to be seen as a legitimate comedian. This has caused an increase in happiness among comedians and a sense of community due to the support they receive from their listeners.
Comedian shares his plans to write a song like Eminem's "8 Mile" that includes all the bad things about him. He also talks about intentionally making bad jokes in his stand-up routine and how it sometimes takes a while for the audience to catch on.
Bill Burr and Bert Kreischer talk about their experiences with boats and their lack of experience in Connecticut. They also joke about how often they see each other on boats.
The hosts discuss whether or not to reuse sponges in the kitchen and the implications of doing so.
The speakers engage in inappropriate conversation about pornography and reviews in a crude manner.