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Keith and Joe sit alone in the basement studio talking about creativity, integrity, cruel people sitting at the bottom of the barrel with them and of course, professional wrestling.

They talk about the differences between Keith's other podcast, a pop culture one, and this one - which the two agree is just a hang.

Na-Aquan and Bobby are with Keith & Joe

Keith talks about his OJ expertise and then the show gets into fantasy booking WWE.

Keith and Joe end the show talking about their dating lives and Keith goes into detail about how he broke his dick.

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Keith and Joe are joined by Bobby. They talk about NXT, the greatness of Martin Scorsese, and the time Joe said no to an interview with Ryan Reynolds because he didn't want to become an interviewer.

Richie is in for Bobby.


Keith and Joe start by talking about wrestling and then move into movies. Keith gets into some projects he's working on. Joe is oblivious to the process of movie making and Keith fills him in.

Keith and Joe talk about their adventures at Old Westbury and Stony Brook. They bring up the banning at both radio stations and the time Keith nearly incited a riot in a classroom.

Keith, Joe & Bobby go off on the WWE. Triple H is champion and Eric Bischoff thought Lex Luger was a better wrestler than Ric Flair.

They get into the evolution of Patrice O’Neal, Kanye West and creativity.

Check out Keith Leanza at the Broadway Comedy Club on March 5th.
Read Joe's short story Retail Suicide Death Wish on Empty Sink Publishing, and his poem Lively Decadence on Original Van Gogh's Ear Anthology.

Bobby joins Keith & Joe.

Joe talks about his emotional divorce from Opie & Anthony. He doesn't understand why they don't like each other.

Keith smashes a meter maid, then moves on to Star Wars. He calls it a rehash. He also talks about a local battle.

Keith & Joe get into making it, and what the "it" would entail. Joe suggests that Keith gets a sex change and become a hero for the show.

Check out Keith at the Broadway Comedy Club on March 5th. Read Joe's first published short Retail Suicide Death Wish on Empty Sink Publishing.