Jordan and Donovan hit the road for the Texas Pipe Show; part family reunion, part smoke-filled circus (in a good way). They swap stories from the show floor, reflect on the evolution of pipe culture, and chat with JD Cole of The Country Squire about life, millennial culture, and the legacy of his iconic shop and podcast. It’s a conversation about craftsmanship, camaraderie, and the quiet rebellion that keeps the pipe community burning bright (and occasionally sets off a smoke alarm or two).

In this special Halloween episode, Yukon Jordelius and Quint live stream the episode recording for the first time. They chat a lot about the things in this universe that creep them out, listen to an uncanny AI voice modeled on Jordan and The Don. Also, Vlad the Vampire returns to discuss his last couple of years spying on all the Presidential Candidates, with many October Surprises that could change the course of American politics as we know it.

In this episode, Jordan and The Don talk about the Oasis reunion, what modern Barber Shops get wrong, watches, and Donovan’s style primer on Hawaiian Shirts. Then our friend Rick Shick, a Hollywood VFX artist, returns to talk about everything from Strikes, AI use in movies, his second life in the Power Rangers universe, animating a dead bird, and getting to create a visual punchline for Steve Martin in “Only Murders in the Building.”

In the September return of the podcast, Jordan and The Don go all in on Fall. They chat about Donovan’s new status as a married man, Vegan recipes for Venison, how humans slept before the invention of the light bulb, and Jordan embarrassingly fails to kill a mosquito mid-recording. Also, the charming Adam Floyd, of the Get Piped Podcast and YouTube Channel, drops in to discuss how he became “the young pipe guy on the internet,” how he got into the hobby during a 45-day stint in confinement in military college, his extensive pipe collection, the difference between factory and artisan pipes, and some tips for puffing in the car. Donovan wraps up the show with a new “Style Segment” discussing the versatility of the classic desert boot.

In this episode, Jordan talks with old friend and multi-talented Actor and Playwright Joe Coffey. They discuss his new highly-acclaimed solo play about notorious Boston gangster White Bulger, which he wrote, and stars in. They chat about the process of adapting a true story for the stage, the fascinating history of the Mobster’s family dynamics, the show’s extended run through July, and taking it to Edinburgh later in August. They also reminisce about films they’ve worked on together, his stint as a Dodge Brother in a series of national ads, and future projects.

In this episode, LFMT Eric Anderson comes back and guest co-hosts. They talk about being dads, rucking with kids, Wilford Brimley and Gwen Stefani being the same age, and an interesting UK Study about 4-day work weeks. Also, they have an in-depth conversation about sex and porn addiction, the instant gratification of social media and the internet, the differences between intensity and intimacy, and how to monitor and talk to your kids about phone use. We also learn about his upcoming new podcast “Story Dads” in which they analyze themes of Kid’s content.

In this installment of the podcast, Jordan and The Don discuss their favorite physical media, the man who lit up a cigarette on a plane like it was 1985, the debate over the benefits of nicotine, and Donovan mentions Law School while at the same time, Jordan mentions his teenage Punk Band for the record number of times in one episode. Also, Frank Landry of Channel 33 RPM hangs out to chat about music, Alice Cooper, what makes Vinyl so special, and how to get into the hobby of collecting records.

In this installment, Jordan and The Don discuss the inside scoop of the swearing Parrot at the zoo, some species of birds named by some very lonely Ornithologists, and how AI will eventually replace Lawyers. Also, Dustin Diefenderfer, CEO and Founder of MTNTough Fitness Labs drops in to chat about his fitness app, Backcountry Hunting, why unplugging from technology to do hard things is good for the mind and body, memories from his toughest hunt, and why you should train to “Always Be Ready” for anything life and the mountains may throw your way.

In this episode, the gentlemen discuss IPAs, Bourbon, and Pipe Tobacco aged on ships at sea and the Costco Rotisserie Chicken Man with the barcode on his shirt. Then, the lovely and insightful Daniele Hage, of “The Daniele Hage Podcast,” stops by to offer her wisdom on relationships, decodes the differences between the two sexes, what feminism and the manosphere get wrong, the importance of communication, and how men and women can understand each other, find peace, romance and lasting happiness. Finally, Jordan and Brandon answer some Listener Mail about Corncob Pipes and Cigars.

This week, the guys talk about the healing properties of cocktail mixers like Ginger Beer and Tonic Water, what franchise has the best Buffalo Wings and Jordan brings back the infamous “Restroom Review.” Then Joseph Barkley, a long-time friend, and Executive Coach for Novus Global stops by to drop some truth bombs. He discusses his career path from studying corporate law, to being a professional musician, to being a pastor, and then how his vocation shifted to working with the Meta Performance Institute. They chat about why one should seek out an Executive Coach, how to lead with humility, how to deal with “Burn-Out,” why Will > Want, and how to put your ideas into action.

In this episode, in preparation for The Don’s wedding, the gents have an in-depth discussion about men’s style, why a simple Tuxedo is a rite of passage for every man, cheat codes for upgrading your wardrobe, how society has lost the plot when it comes to fashion, and why your groomsmen should never match the bridesmaids. Also, Strength Coach, Matt Reynolds, of Barbell Logic stops by to talk about how strength training makes everything you do better, how simple lifting is more effective than bodybuilding, to not be discouraged by all the Instagram fitness influencers, and how and why you should improve your quality of life with your health. He’s also a whiskey and pipe tobacco connoisseur and shares some tips on how to get started with either hobby.

Happy Easter Scofflaws! This Good Friday, Jordan’s old pal, comedian and filmmaker, Marshall Rimmer guest co-hosts. They talk about the golden age of YouTube, being film school rejects, the state of Artificial Intelligence, a bizarre Wonka Experience and Marshall’s new social comedy shorts based on old unearthed material. Also, Chad Gundersen, producer of the hit series “The Chosen” drops by to discuss becoming the largest crowdfunded project in history what it takes to adapt the greatest story ever told into a TV drama.

In this episode, Jordan and The Don talk about a lavish $5000 Stanley Cup, a hiker killing a rabid Coyote with his bare bands, French swearing in Dune 2, and try the weird Coal Miner snack that consists of submerging peanuts in Coca-Cola. Also, Marc Oslen, former professional Danish Soccer Player turned Backgammon Grandmaster drops in to talk to us about the “cruelest game on earth,” its ancient history, his website “Backgammon Galaxy,” how Crypto takes power away from Centralized Banks, and training in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.

In this long-awaited St-Patrick’s Day return to the podcast, Jordan and The Don catch up on big life changes. They discuss The Don passing the bar by the skin of his teeth, his blind date resulting in an engagement, Jordan’s move to Oklahoma City, and having a son. They also talk about some Arkansas buddies who went to jail for shooting each other for fun, how all hipsters look alike, and go over your listener mail. Also, Ken Casey of The Dropkick Murphys stops by to chat about how their music helped the Red Sox win the World Series, how their song “I’m Shipping Up to Boston” ended up being featured Martin Scorsese’s film “The Departed,” turning unearthed Woody Guthrie lyrics into new music, and his charity “The Claddagh Fund” which works with Children, Veterans and Recovery Programs.

Merry Christmas! In this schmaltzy Holiday episode, Jordan and The Don share their “Scofflaw Gift Guide (for Last Minute Scoffers)” with a ton of great gentlemanly gifts that you can still get in time for the holiday! Jordan discusses his new film “Lang Syne” based on an old Dan Fogelberg holiday song, and they surprise his mom with an on-air phone call to get her “Hallmark Christmas Movie Recommendation of the Year.” Follow along with the article right here. http://gscoff.co/xmasgiftguide2020 Watch Jordan’s film LANG SYNE https://youtu.be/ndjtr0EQlFI

The Scofflaws discuss Johnny Rotten’s recent adoption of a pack of wild squirrels, popular Thanksgiving side dishes from their home states, and their Holiday plans this year. Phil Morgan, General Manager of Missouri Meerschaum, the incredible 150 Year-Old Corn Cob Pipe factory, stops in to talk about the company’s fascinating history. He discusses how their pipes have been mostly hand-made the same way since its humble beginnings, the custom hybrid corn seeds used to grow their pipes, and how every Gentleman should have a few corn cob pipes in their rotation.

This week, Jordan tells The Don about the time he almost demolished an original Thomas Kincaid painting he thought was a replica. Multi-hyphenate filmmaker and veteran Jared Chandler drops by to discuss his prolific and storied career in Hollywood, including his early days as an actor and musician in the New Monkees, his friendship with director John Milius, working with Christopher Nolan on Tenet, and with Tom Cruise on the latest Top Gun. He also talks about his integral contribution to the Call of Duty video game series, getting vets jobs in the movie industry, and when the set of Disney’s Operation Dumbo Drop suddenly became an actual intelligence mission.

On this year’s Halloween Special, Zach Anner co-hosts with Jordan as Wheelchair Batman, and our old friend Vlad the Vampire drops in to discuss being undead in quarantine. Then Lisa Morton, author of “Trick or Treat: A History of Halloween” and “Calling the Spirits: A History of Seances,” stops by to teach us the spooky origins of trick-or-treating, witches, and jack-o-lanterns. Also the fascinating and hilarious beginnings of seances, and the magicians who spent their lives debunking them.

This week, Jordan and The Don discuss Jeffrey Toobin’s firing for “accidentally” showing his junk during a Zoom call, and a hilarious viral Twitter post about Coyotes. Tim Swanson of Cigars Daily drops in to discuss how he got into premium cigars and started his own cigar brand. He also shares his wisdom for getting into the hobby and building a collection, as well as the many misnomers people have about cigars (including misguided FDA regulations.)

In this episode, the gents discuss how best friends in costumes could be the fitness motivation you’ve been needing, some delicious razor blades found in pizza dough, and speculate as to who may be the real-life Rocketeer flying around Southern California in a homemade jetpack. Also, Isaac Saul of Tangle News drops in to discuss the tumultuous clickbaity political landscape, why diversity of thought is important in your daily news, and what he’s doing with Tangle to restore integrity to journalism.