3 Dude Cast

Tonight we talk about big life changes... kinda. We do talk a lot about growing up, getting a bit wiser, and preparing for the next steps in the big picture. We also debate the merits of what you're allowed to do to a Nazi, and the limits of Mutual of Omaha's sense of propriety.

This week we talk about the various cringey things that are to be found online, from bad gamers to weird perverts. We also talk about what makes cringe genuine cringe, and where it comes from. And how best to avoid being cringey. And the longest written work in history, which is not what you think it is.

This week we dish the dirt on our unpopular opinions, mostly just ramble about food, and waste a few teaspoons of perfectly good beer salt. Also, a first time guest host, with Alec!

This episode is a compilation of all the weird sketches we did over the course of the year. This part of the show has always been a lot of fun, so we thought we'd gather them all up in one mega sketch episode. Thanks again for listening.

This week we talk about our favorite and most laughable conspiracy theories. Brought to you by Marv Minneman.

The dudes describe the moments that made us cringe (and a few that made us nostalgic), and try to discover the answer to a testicular mystery.

The dudes discuss all the crazy things that happen in nature, and get a visit from everyone's dead-last favorite hot sauce entrepreneur, Texas Pete.

This week we talk about things we used to like that weren't ultimately for us and we gave up on. Along the way we learn about dummies ruining everything for the rest of high, highbrow smut, and a McDouble reckoning.

This week we try the elusive Szechuan Sauce (spoiler, it's okay), we discuss the state of our lives and the world around us (mixed bag), and we discover where cheese sticks come from (they don't.)

For the week after our superhero episode, a focus on the ordinary heroism that surrounds us. In tonight's episode, a guy's name sounds french, white bad guys have cockney accents, and we discover the identity of Roger Sickbastard.