In this episode of the Big Bad Broadcast, we dive into a variety of topics, starting with a humorous discussion about guilt, particularly around spending money on overpriced items like a $45 baseball hat from a golf pro shop.

Our guest, the talented comedian Bobby Collins, joins us to share his experiences performing in theaters and the nuances of timing and audience engagement in larger venues. We reminisce about our early days in comedy and the evolution of our careers, with Bobby sharing some insightful thoughts on connecting with audiences.

As the conversation flows, we touch on the absurdities of modern life, from the challenges of air travel and the ridiculous costs associated with it to the strange news stories that make headlines. We share laughs over bizarre incidents, like a preacher drowning during a baptism and a zoo in Denmark asking for donations of pets to feed to lions.

Throughout the episode, we reflect on aging, health issues, and the quirks of our daily lives, all while keeping the humor alive. We also discuss the impact of social media and reality TV on society, and how they have shaped our current political landscape.

Join us for a fun-filled episode packed with laughter, nostalgia, and a touch of absurdity as we navigate the ups and downs of life, comedy, and everything in between!

In this episode of the Big Bad Broadcast, John shares a rant about his frustrating experience with the healthcare system as he prepares for hip surgery, highlighting the absurdities of medical appointments and the challenges of navigating hospital bureaucracy.

We then transition to a discussion of doctors' quirks and appointments, with both hosts sharing their personal experiences and frustrations. John recounts his encounters with a concierge doctor, while Mike reflects on the inefficiencies of traditional medical practices.

The conversation takes a turn towards family as John proudly mentions his daughter’s upcoming Broadway show, "The Fever of 13," and shares a touching story about a spiritual experience involving birds after a family loss. This leads to a light-hearted exploration of the meanings behind different birds and their symbolism.

As the episode progresses, we share amusing anecdotes about alligators in Florida, including a wild story about a neighbor's dog and a 12-foot alligator. We also touch on the peculiarities of dog ownership, including the challenges of teaching dogs to swim and the amusing sight of dogs on motorcycles.

Finally, we wrap up with a discussion of the international dog surfing contest and the absurdity of dog bikini contests, leaving listeners with a mix of laughter and reflection on life's quirks, family, and our furry friends. Tune in for a fun and engaging episode filled with relatable rants, heartwarming stories, and plenty of laughs!

In this episode of the Big Bad Broadcast, we dive into a variety of topics, starting with some light-hearted banter about our celebrity guests and the absurdity of our podcast format. We discuss the emotional toll of charity commercials, particularly those for St. Jude and the ASPCA, and the guilt that comes with wanting to help but feeling financially constrained.

We then shift gears to discuss a recent rocket launch, sharing our experiences and thoughts on the excitement of space exploration. I recount the chaos of the launch day, including the influx of visitors to Merritt Island and the challenges they faced in trying to catch a glimpse of the event. We touch on the bravery of astronauts and the technical aspects of space travel, including the new escape capsule technology.

The conversation takes a humorous turn as we critique the absurdity of pharmaceutical commercials and the complexities of modern medicine. We also discuss the implications of self-driving cars and the evolving landscape of transportation.

Finally, we reflect on the state of society, touching on topics such as the flat-Earth theory and the challenges of navigating a world filled with misinformation. Throughout the episode, we maintain our signature blend of humor and candor, creating an entertaining and thought-provoking discussion. In the end, we had some fun! Gotta Run.

Astronaut Candidate Mike Grief and Supreme Commander (of snacks) John Ferrentino.