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This week AJ and Ago are fascinated by Peacock's new documentary Queer Planet which will introduce us all to the four-legged sexual deviants lurking in the jungles, rivers, deserts and sky all around us. We talk a little bit of Real Housewives, the world post Trump verdict, Fauci testifying, what's really happening with Caitlin Clark and the capture of the Bad Breath Rapist. 

AJ and Ago are back with their second effort to deliver a real podcast. We've fired the landscaper and sent the dogs to behavioral therapy so we're hoping this passes inspection from the FIAB content police.
Today we talk a little Memorial Day and lament the fact that so many generations of Americans don't really have a grasp on the meaning of the day. We discover that neither of us are familiar with any of the "Hollywood Stars" taking part in the TMZ Summer Swimsuit Challenge. We discuss an article claiming the Flintstones may have damaged us as kids and Ago has a Flintstones flashback plus lots of other stupidity from 50 year pals.

Social Media reacts strongly to Lady Gaga admitting she performed five shows on her 2022 tour while having Covid...Sunny Hostin calls out WNBA's Caitlyn Clark for having "white privilege, tall privilege and pretty privilege."...A British climate control freak calls for Taylor Swift to stop flying private.

AJ and his lifelong friend, Mike Agovino fight off a landscaper and wild dogs to record this little experiement 50 years in the making. AJ and Mike talk everything from high school, to fights in congress, the Brady roast, JLo and Ben, all things Trump, DEI, Elon Musk and lofty dreams for the Knicks. 

P Diddy Combs caught on a 2016 hotel surveillance video beating up his then girlfriend Cassie Ventura. This should end his career...Harvey Weinstein also had a favorite haunt to corner wannabe starlets...Ben Affleck and J. Lo headed for splitsville?...Dylan Mulvaney wants to play the lead in a trans Legally Blonde.

Late night rides with my son on a Friday night, listening to the music I grew up on, takes me back...Jerry Seinfeld mistakenly apologizes to Howard Stern...A fond farewell to the great Sam Rubin.