The Dogg Zzone by 1900HOTDOG

Jason Pargin, an award-winning author known for his dark humor, joins the discussion with Brockway and Seanbaby. They dive into the bizarre, often absurd world of Tupi Tea ads, critiquing a hilariously over-the-top infomercial. The trio humorously tackles themes of male virility, exaggerated health claims, and the absurdities embedded in marketing strategies. Through laugh-out-loud commentary, they examine the intersection of humor and cultural narratives, all while unpacking the outrageousness of modern male enhancement techniques.

Joining the conversation is Daniel O'Brien, an Emmy-winning writer for Last Week Tonight with John Oliver and co-host of the Quick Question podcast. The hosts dive into the absurdity of the film 'Yesterday,' where a man wakes up in a world without The Beatles. They critique its screenplay, discussing missed storytelling opportunities and the complexities of cultural legacy. Daniel shares humorous insights on the dynamics of fame, originality in music, and a comical homage to the quirky 'meat war.' Expect laughter and sharp commentary on nostalgia!

Brockway has long threatened to attack and dethrone the Pope, but now with the help of Seanbaby and guest, Hana Michels, it's finally time! They're reading Anti-Vatican't Magick: Protect Yourself From The Vatican by grifting British pen wizard, S Rob. En garde, Pope!

Seanbaby invites the sensual Brockway and the golden man, Dan McQuade, to his special samurai birthday party where they discuss Mouth of the Snake, a bizarre backdoor pilot episode of Knight Rider. And the novelization! Of the episode of Knight Rider!

Seanbaby brings Brockway and guest, Zak Koonce, back to fight in the deadliest game: EXPOSITIONAL THEME SONG KUMITE. 3 warriors, 9 songs about the thing they're on the soundtrack for, NO RULES.

Brockway betrays Chairman Hot Dog and takes over Podcast Stadium, forcing Seanbaby and guest, Lydia Bugg, to watch the episode of Iron Chef where one of the commentators betrays the show to usurp a chef!

Join award-winning author Jason Pargin as he hilariously navigates the wild world of dubious health supplements, particularly the bizarre Gorilla Flow. The discussion dives into the absurdity of a product promising enhanced urination powers, spicing up humor with dark satire. With critiques on marketing tactics, masculinity, and the ridiculous narratives behind health claims, Pargin offers a hilarious yet thought-provoking look at societal expectations and the eccentricities of consumer culture. Get ready for a rollercoaster of laughs through the absurd!

Brockway murders Seanbaby and guest, Merritt K, so he can trap them on the ghost plain and use their supple young bodies to discuss Ghosts Can't Do it, John Derek's 1989 supernatural cuckold fetish documentary starring his wife, Bo Derek!

Seanbaby programs Brockway and guest Eddie Doty into the virtual cyberarena and forces them to battle the episode of Deadliest Warrior where a Spartan fought a Ninja. There were no victors!

Seanbaby thanks Brockway and Dan McQuade for being a friend by showing them that episode of Golden Girls where the ladies fight Mario Lopez. And win!