Talk Shit Or Get Off The Pod

Andrew Schultz and Joseph Huggins

Cohosts Andrew Schultz aka Mr. Goody Two Shoes and Joseph Huggins aka OldManHuggie Are The Emerging Thought Leaders, Humorists, and Raconteurs of Our Time. With An Audience of Listeners Spanning Over 60 Countries, It’s Safe To Say Their Unique and Insightful Commentary On Global Affairs, The Culture, Politics, Business, Science, and Technology Combined With The Chemistry Between The Duo That Comes From Being Lifelong Friends, and The Rare Willingness To Be Vulnerable and Open About Their Own Lives, Has Turned This Show Into A Worldwide Phenomenon. It’s Your Favorite Podcast’s Favorite Podcast.

  1. 3d ago

    Episode 240: Grand Theft Auto-Tune

    Todd Rundgren, we gotta get you a woman—and possibly take your microphone away. On Episode 240 of Talk Shit Or Get Off The Pod, Andrew Schultz (Mr. Goody Two Shoes) and Joseph Huggins (OldManHuggie) unpack Rundgren’s shots at Taylor Swift and his theory that video games helped female pop stars take over music. You don’t have to be a Swiftie to recognize when someone’s turned an interview into an old man yelling at a cloud. Also on the menu: a Massachusetts lesbian bar’s mask-policy meltdown, Trump’s proposed “super intelligence” rebrand, and Andrew calling a poker bluff with bottom pair—and somehow getting lectured by the guy whose chips he’s stacking. The detours include moon water, pumpkin spice propaganda, sobriety and GLP-1 debates, fantasy-football trade drama, and Andrew casually revealing that he fell off a cliff. This week’s Therapy Questions tackle the greatest nonmusical sound, whether society could lose mirrors, photographs, or clocks, which “skills” are mostly confidence, and the one music genre you’d save to rebuild humanity’s soundtrack. Come for the Todd Rundgren roast. Stay for a grown man defending his constitutional right to make bacon at night. Follow the show, leave a rating, and send this episode to your favorite shit-talker. Go love yourselves. Music: “The LLC” - Mr. Goody Two Shoes Article Links: ​Todd Rundgren says Taylor Swift ‘ruined music,’ calls her the ‘apotheosis of mediocrity’ | Entertainment Weekly​A fight over a lesbian bar’s Covid mask policy went viral for the wrong reasons | MSNOW​US diplomats told to say ‘super intelligence’ — not AI — after Trump call | AP News

    Episode 240: Grand Theft Auto-Tune
  2. Sep 2

    Episode 237: The Five-Tool Fraudster Hits for the Crime Cycle

    The internet may have finally reached peak absurdity. This week, Andy and Huggie investigate Daejon Love the alleged fake NFL player who somehow fooled his way into internet fame and celebrate George Santos becoming the first person in history to receive a lifetime ban from Kalshi. Apparently, when Congress expels you and a prediction market says you’re too shady, you’re officially operating at a Hall of Fame level. Plus, Google Maps begins showing “Lake America” to U.S. users, because apparently even geography can get rebranded now. But first, in Therapy Questions: ​If aliens demanded to meet the person most responsible for humanity’s current personality, whom would we send?​Which statistic would you check first on your life’s complete stats page?​If humanity discovered the universe was a simulation, how quickly would everyone return to work?​And if you forgive someone but never trust them again, did you actually forgive them or just unsubscribe from the anger? Fake athletes, permanent bans, renamed bodies of water, simulated realities, and emotional subscription cancellations welcome to Episode 237 of Talk Shit Or Get Off The Pod. Music: ​Intro Song: Check Please - Mr. Goody Two Shoes​Outro Song: Hall Of Fake (A Love Letter To George Santos) - Mr. Goody Two Shoes Article Links: ​Alleged fake NFL player Daejon Love takes over the internet | USA Today​George Santos becomes first person to get lifetime ban from Kalshi | CNN Politics​Google Maps starts showing 'Lake America' to U.S. users as Trump renaming rolls out | Yahoo News

    Episode 237: The Five-Tool Fraudster Hits for the Crime Cycle
  3. Aug 5

    Episode 233: 30 Seconds To Prison

    How fast can life go completely off the rails? This week, we’re testing that theory. We kick things off with another round of Therapy Questions, including: * What’s the most useless skill you’d instantly master? * If Earth had one official mascot, who gives humanity our best shot? * Which historical event deserves a modern sports broadcast? * And which internet conspiracy would you finally want the real answer to? Then we dive into a packed week of headlines: 🎬 Hollywood’s silence grows as new allegations surrounding Jared Leto continue to surface and major industry figures keep their distance. 🏛️ The Reflecting Pool controversy escalates, raising fresh questions about government oversight and accountability. 🔥 An alleged arsonist appears in court after the devastating Spokane wildfires, as investigators continue piecing together what happened. 🚨 A man carrying ammunition is arrested near Donald Trump’s golf course outside Los Angeles, prompting another major security scare. As always, expect questionable opinions, unnecessary confidence, and just enough chaos to keep everyone out of prison… hopefully. 📰 Articles Discussed * NBC News — Jared Leto allegations * MSNBC — Trump’s Reflecting Pool controversy * NPR — Spokane wildfire arson suspect * NPR — Man arrested near Trump’s golf course 🎧 New episodes every week. If you laughed, got offended, or questioned humanity, hit Follow, leave a 5-star rating, and share the show with someone who’d definitely need more than 30 Seconds To Prison.

    Episode 233: 30 Seconds To Prison

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Cohosts Andrew Schultz aka Mr. Goody Two Shoes and Joseph Huggins aka OldManHuggie Are The Emerging Thought Leaders, Humorists, and Raconteurs of Our Time. With An Audience of Listeners Spanning Over 60 Countries, It’s Safe To Say Their Unique and Insightful Commentary On Global Affairs, The Culture, Politics, Business, Science, and Technology Combined With The Chemistry Between The Duo That Comes From Being Lifelong Friends, and The Rare Willingness To Be Vulnerable and Open About Their Own Lives, Has Turned This Show Into A Worldwide Phenomenon. It’s Your Favorite Podcast’s Favorite Podcast.