Welcome to the Neighborhood. Alec and Josh are joined by Billy and Jess for the first addition of NeighborHood Shit. The boys talk about everything from life to cottage cheese and Bill even takes a little adventure in his own neighborhood.
Hunter Klein joins the set this week and discusses his life as a project engineer on a water treatment plant in Portland Oregon, living on the west coast, and some of his latest tattoo additions.
After a month off for the Holidays, the boys are joined by G-willy, an Insurance agent in Omaha, where he educates us on everything you need to know about insurance and what its like having to buy groceries again.
Investigative reporter Rylee Kramer joins Josh and Al this week and discusses her journey into reporting, some of the wildest stories she's been apart of, and livin' life in the bayou.
It's just Josh and Al on the pod today and the boys discuss everything that has to do with thanksgiving. The discussion includes a brief (controversial) history of the origins of thanksgiving, fact/fiction of thanksgiving traditions, and a smash or pass of popular thanksgiving dishes.
The fellas are joined by one of Josh's coworkers (and friends) Danielle Pioske. They chat about what an actuary is, friends-giving, life at Deloitte, are ghosts real?, dating and relationships. Danielle also gives us insights on her biggest icks and red flags.
The guys are joined this week by the one and only Alec Barrett. Enough said...
The fellas are joined by Nick Skradski, who just moved to Tampa Bay, Florida. We talk about Nick's new life and how horrible his moving experience was.
The boys are solo this episode, breaking down their first year on the job. They touch on the highs and lows, how fast time is traveling, and what the future looks like.
Chris Hamm joins the set this week from Montana. The guys waste no time, talking conspiracies, the upcoming presidential campaign, and running into legendary Chicago Bears quarterback, Jay Cutler.
This week Josh and AL banter back and forth over the appropriate time to give and receive birthday gifts, bachelorette parties, and friendly conversation between opposite sexes.
This week, Josh and Al invite their mothers to the set in recognition of Mothers Day. The group discusses various motherly topics, including finding your mate, raising a child, and the difference in dating in the 90's compared to now. The mothers also shine some light onto what they think people in their young 20's should be focusing in on at this point in their lives.
Josh's long time friend from high school, Max Wilkins, joins the pod this week live from Tampa Bay. The boys discuss serious topics such as butt plugs, strip clubs and Max's soccer career. We also discuss Max and Josh's experience of getting kicked out of high school.
Billy Billingsley Bilbo Baggins joins the set this week and discusses his abstinence from alcohol since packing up and moving to Cincy, his most entertaining black outs, and beginning a new career as a logistics broker.
Today, we talk with Jess Ferguson, discussing deep topics such as the four cardinal virtues, our personal "success" virtues, ending relationships, getting old, and cold baths. Jess also shares stories of his multiple affairs taking place in Vegas and the Ozark's.
Life-long friends, Mackenzie and Sammie, join Josh and Al this week where the group trades stories and is joined briefly by a surprise guest.
Josh and Alec reminisce on their journey to ten episodes and give their takes on questions posed from the audience.
Max "Moose" Moskala joins the set this week and describes his time as a true seaman on his brother's fishing vessel, his decision to leave the east coast to attend the University of Nebraska, and gives his insight onto what newly college grads should be doing with their money.
United once more, Alec is joined in STL with friends, Hunter Klein, Alec Barrett, Nick Skradski, and of course, Josh. In a "Just like the good ole' days" twist, the guys re-ignite hidden memories, bring up the prospect of being a father, and laud over Nick's incredible freestyle talent that nobody has ever heard......until now.
Thomas describes Quinn as: "Special needs, horrible driver, yet he's our DD." Quinn says that Thomas is "douchey, does not take anything seriously all too often.....except work." Long time friends, Quinn and Tom, join the set as a duo this week. Despite their differing opinions of each other, Josh and AL look to uncover their true brotherly love through reminiscing on the past to pave a brighter future.
