Welcome back to Who Are These Guys?, where Jesse, Jon, and Kurt serve up hot takes, cold facts, and lukewarm sarcasm. This week, the boys tackle the weirdest scoop of all: a breast milk ice cream pop-up in Brooklyn. Yeah, you read that right - breast milk. Don’t worry, it’s “sustainably manufactured.” Because nothing says artisanal like simulated lactation.

But that’s not all - an alien spacecraft the size of Manhattan (literally), why Snoopy is cooler than Mickey (fight us), the state of streaming wars, UFC going prime time, and why kids think manga counts as reading. It’s chaos, it’s therapy, it’s WATG? - what else did you expect?

Grab your cones, hold the nipple, and let’s go.

⏱️ Timestamps

[00:00] Alien Spaceship Approaching Earth

[01:46] Snoopy's Cool Factor and Collectibles

[07:49] Comic Books and Childhood Memories

[10:53] The Evolution of Entertainment

[11:00] AI and the Future of Media

[15:48] Taking a Break and Future Plans

[26:56] Streaming Services and Content Challenges

[33:06] UFC's Big Move to Network TV

[37:33] The Ocho Channel and Its Bizarre Games

[41:08] Alien Spacecraft and Conspiracy Theories

[43:17] Mermaids and Other Strange Phenomena

[44:47] Breast Milk Ice Cream and Other Oddities

[54:46] Reflecting on Past Guests and Episodes

[57:35] Jiu-Jitsu and Gym Culture

[01:06:09] The Future of the Show and Personal Projects

Welcome to Who Are These Guys? Episode 328! Hosted by Kurt, Jon, and Jesse, this episode takes you on a wild ride through the most bizarre moments and debates you didn't ask for - but absolutely need to hear.

From the Philly finger-bang scandal to the quirks of internet legends, we dive headfirst into the strange, the hilarious, and the downright unsettling. We even weigh in on the latest TikTok trends we wish we could unsee. If you like your humor dark, unapologetically sarcastic, and served with a generous side of chaos, you’re in the right place.

This week’s highlights include our fascination with the bizarre world of viral videos and the unapologetic declaration that shorts and sandals (for guys) are a hard no. We also break down the jaw-dropping moment when a man got way too friendly with a shark, and why life’s oddities are always better when enjoyed with snacks and questionable behavior. Get ready for a mix of laughs, disbelief, and more than a little side-eye.

🎬 Timestamps:[00:00] AI Relationships and Loneliness

[01:58] Birkenstocks and Footwear Preferences

[07:29] Public Indecency at a Baseball Game

[10:58] Phish Concert Experience

[16:31] International Sports Fandom

[27:09] Adam Sandler Movies and Comedy

[29:37] Debating Netflix's Subscriber Growth

[33:27] Nudity in Films and TV Shows

[49:31] AI and Social Media Trends

[54:05] Animal Videos and Crazy Stories

[01:01:36] Rising Rabbit Populations

[01:06:20] Complaints and Personal Issues

[01:17:55] Minor League Baseball Life

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Welcome back to Who Are These Guys? - where the sarcasm flows like traffic on the LIE and the wisdom is as questionable as a $1 slice at 3 a.m.

In this episode, Jesse, Jon, and Kurt break down the single dumbest way to clean a Jeep (spoiler: it involves a garden hose and a complete lack of common sense).

From failed parenting hacks to the dark underbelly of soda, and a deep philosophical dive into why Diet Coke might outlive us all - it’s another classic mix of chaos, comedy, and unsolicited life lessons.

We also bet cold hard cash on who notices a camera change first, confess our driving sins (knee driving, anyone?), and debate whether sobriety is harder than dodging potholes in Queens. Coldplay concert scandals get the full WATG? treatment too - like TMZ, but with a Brooklyn accent.

Warning: This episode may cause excessive laughter, nostalgic guilt, and spontaneous trips to Wendy’s - even if you’re listening from the DR.

⏰ TIMESTAMPS

[00:00] A Great Idea Unfolds

[01:55] Carpet Cleaning and Dave Matthews

[05:30] Parenting Challenges and Lessons

[26:34] Driving Adventures and Fast Food

[32:54] Personal Reflections on Drinking

[38:17] The Human Condition and Societal Pressures

[43:21] Public Shaming and Its Consequences

[55:55] Marketing and Addiction

[58:47] Non-Alcoholic Beers in Movies

[01:03:55] Final Thoughts and Reflections

In this episode, Morgan Rosenblum joins Jon, Kurt, and Rob to discuss his multifaceted creative journey across comics, board games, and film/TV development.

He details the 6-year development of his board game, "Winds of Numa Sera," including its strategic Kickstarter campaign, marketing tactics, and the collaborative process with consultants. Morgan also delves into his IPs like "Gemstone Knights" and "RAMGOD," explaining how he's pitching them for adaptation, emphasizing the importance of a "complete package" (source material + writers + producers) to studios.

Personal anecdotes include his family's reaction to his work, his Jets fandom, and humorous stories about drawing boobs.

The episode covers his perseverance through creative and business challenges, his approach to world-building, and his vision for expanding his IPs into multimedia franchises.

Learn more and follow Morgan:

• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/spoon_city/

• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/morganrosenblum

• Linktree: https://linktr.ee/morganrosenblum

• X: https://x.com/spoon_cityy

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  Timestamps:

  [00:00] Digital Drawing Evolution

  [04:12] Superman and Movie Discussions

  [15:52] Board Game Creation Journey

  [27:24] Planning the Trilogy and Graphic Novel Challenges

  [35:48] Expanding the Game's Lore and Storyline

  [41:08] Game Components and Artwork

  [50:57] Manufacturing and Kickstarter Journey

  [55:06] Reflecting on Early Writing

  [01:00:04] Working for the New York Jets

  [01:06:39] Transition to TV and Film Writing

  [01:10:43] Pitching to Sam Raimi

  [01:23:50] Building a Fantasy World

  [01:26:31] Pitching to Studios

  [01:33:29] Ownership and IP Rights

  [01:37:28] Personal Stories and Inspirations

  [01:46:07] Horror Concept: Never Tell

Welcome to another dangerously honest episode of We’re All the Guys (WATG)... this time with Kurt, Vin(for a few minutes, JK, and Jacki, who survived a 4th of July boat party, witnessed Roman candle near-death experiences, and may have just uncovered the real secret of women's bathrooms.

Spoiler: it’s not makeup.

• In this fireworks-fueled fever dream of an episode, the trio dives deep into:

• Male makeup trends (is Kurt about to get a Sephora card?),

• Skincare routines (or lack thereof),

• Weed waters, foot pics, and the ethics of fart jars,

• The delicate art of leaving a party without saying goodbye,

• And how Jacki and Gillian accidentally became the entertainment at an Indian-American backyard rager.

  
  

It’s peak summer chaos with that signature New York edge... sarcastic, unfiltered, and way too comfortable talking about hygiene. You've been warned.

🎯 Episode Timestamps

00:00 Bathroom Etiquette and Secrets

01:56 Skincare Routines and Self-Care

03:48 Pyramid Schemes and Social Security

22:08 Public Restroom Horrors

34:49 Skincare Concerns and Advice

36:36 Feet Hygiene Obsession

44:56 Grossest Experiences and Hygiene

56:50 Parenting Decisions and Body Modifications

01:07:03 Drinking and Driving Regrets

01:10:28 Concluding Thoughts and Reflections

Welcome back to WATG… the podcast that’s as sharp as a Long Island parking lot curb and twice as unforgiving. In Episode 324, JK and Jesse dive headfirst into the kind of chaos only New York sarcasm can truly appreciate.

Ever wonder why Kurt hoards Red Bulls like he's prepping for a post-apocalyptic brunch? We break down the absurdity of the 3-for-$8 gas station hustle and explore capitalism's caffeine-laced chokehold on our wallets.

From school lunch waste and “Big Milk” conspiracy theories to Counting Crows nostalgia, Red Bull economics, and whether the meaning of life is just finding the right taco-to-buzz ratio… this one’s got it all.

Also: JK makes friends with ChatGPT. Jesse questions Bruce Springsteen’s existence. And we all discover that Dirty Taco is basically church now.

Timestamps

[00:00] School Lunches: Waste and Regulations

[01:15] Concert Experiences and Empty Seats

[08:21] Dirty Taco and Dining Out

[29:52] Joy in Simple Moments

[39:04] The Evolution of Music Genres

[42:35] Bruce Springsteen's Live Performance

[47:32] The Legacy of Willie Nelson and Brian Wilson

[54:08] The Impact of Social Media on Music

[01:05:11] The Future of AI and Human Interaction

[01:12:02] Concluding Thoughts on Technology and Society

Step aside Law & Order - this is the real story. In this episode of WATG?, we sit down with Michael Dowd, the notorious former NYPD officer at the center of the jaw-dropping documentary The Seven Five. From shaking down drug dealers to ending up on Joe Rogan’s couch (after serving 13 years in federal prison), Dowd holds nothing back. It’s a gritty, hilarious, and brutally honest ride through greed, corruption, redemption, and regret - all delivered with that unmistakable New York sarcasm that says, “Don’t worry, kid, we’ll show you where the Empire State Building is, but we’re judging you the whole time.”

Expect wild stories about pocketing coke, losing his badge, pissing off Joe Rogan, and almost getting punked by a New York Times therapist. This episode dives deep into the fine art of racketeering, dirty money, and the blurry line between good cop and bad guy - all told by the guy who lived it.

🎧 Buckle up. This isn’t just another true crime rehash. It’s the podcast equivalent of a marked bill.

Timestamps

[01:04] Podcast Beginnings with Joe Rogan

[04:41] Life After Prison

[09:36] The Temptation of Corruption

[14:32] First Steps into the Dark Side

[19:38] The Turning Point

[30:10] The Sergeant's Advice

[35:12] The Documentary and Its Impact

[37:54] Life After the Documentary

[43:15] The Struggle to Stop

[54:53] Therapy and Betrayal

[59:14] Reflections on Prison and Life After

[01:10:50] The Podcast Journey: Challenges and Triumphs

[01:18:34] Family Dynamics and Personal Growth

Better grab a coffee - or something a little stronger - because this one’s going to take you for a ride. In this unapologetically raw episode, Vin, Kurt, and Jesse pull no punches as they dissect the world’s hottest (and most controversial) topics. From provocative theories about whether we’re already in World War III or just sleepwalking into it, to hard-hitting commentary on what wealth really means in a society of extremes - this conversation doesn’t flinch. They dig deep into the socio-economic realities of Jewish culture, offering both critique and perspective you won’t hear in mainstream circles. And in true Vin fashion, things take a left turn into culinary sensuality when the table debates whether a perfectly cooked steak can actually trigger an intimate memory.

Expect conspiracy theories, political zingers, cultural hot takes, and enough raised eyebrows to start a revolution. No topic is too taboo, and no opinion is off-limits - this is New York, after all.

We cover politics, religion, global oeconmics, sex, identity, and war - and somehow still find time to laugh at ourselves. And yeah, it might ruffle a few feathers.

01:30 Cultural Resilience and Success

04:26 Personal Anecdotes and Business Ventures

08:45 Speculations on World War III

27:40 Reflections on Personal Experiences and Violence

35:16 Dealing with Disrespect and Loyalty

39:50 Sportsmanship and Conflicts

45:05 Political Views and Friendships

50:25 Abortion Debate and Personal Opinions

55:11 Secrets and Personal Reflections

01:03:13 Wealth, Power, and Influence