Jim Florentine, a comedian known for his edgy humor, and Michael Showalter, a celebrated writer, director, and actor, delve into a variety of hilarious topics. They discuss the absurdities of political scandals mixed with personal accountability, poke fun at a wild prison uprising, and share memories of vinyl and VHS treasures. The duo reflects on quirky beverages, aging in the celebrity spotlight, and the comedic chaos of minor league baseball. Their banter flows seamlessly, touching on prank calls and the hilarity of publicist drama in the entertainment world.

Michael Showalter, a filmmaker known for his work on 'The Big Sick' and 'Wet Hot American Summer,' discusses his latest film, 'The Eyes of Tammy Faye.' He explores themes of faith and resilience reflected in the movie, along with the shifting landscape of film consumption post-pandemic. The conversation also dives into the cultural significance of nostalgic shows, the ethics of superpowers, and the joy of craft beer culture. Expect light-hearted banter, deep reflections on identity and storytelling, and insights on fandom in today's media landscape.