Sam enlists Colin Smith’s help to write a song accusing Phil of impregnating waitresses on the road. Machi leaves Sam an odd voicemail, or was it an imposter? Phil gets into a near fight, and Sam has a crazy experience with a drunken Australian. Sam tells a story of buying mature pornography in 7th grade from a shady bodega owner. Sam tortures Phil on a trip to LA. Phil demands special treatment on the flight. @joemachi @sammorril @philmhanley @nyccomedycellar @colinsmithmusic @keepingjoe

This episode is full of complete and utter nonsense, but unbelievably entertaining nonsense! We decide that a gentleman should not kiss and tell and debut a lovely R&B song about it. Machi and Sam tell a story about Bill Burr destroying Machi on his birthday at a bar in Times Square. Phil takes his nephew to a hockey game. Also, special guests renowned British political comedy team, Geoffrey and Pennysworth stop by.

This episode has it all. Machi weathering a snowstorm in Buffalo, Hanley is sick AGAIN (weakling!), and Sam finds a way to get free Mentos. Machi and Sam also hit Hoboken and tear that town upside down. Wil Sylvince drops by in the end to let us know how he got ripped off in Phil's home country, Canada. It's one hell of a hell gig.

The always hilarious Artie Lange enters at around the 30 minute mark. He shares an incredible roast story about the late great Greg Giraldo, road stories with Mitch Hedberg, how he used to buy coke from Idris Elba, and more. Also, the gang does dark Friends. You’ll have to listen to find out what that is.

The gang starts episode one with quite a bang, some wacky songs and a rock opera dedicated to keeping Joe, all while New York City is covered in snow. Sam tells a wild road story of everything going wrong over and over again, Machi talks about car trouble in his purple Lexus. Phil is sick (get used to this, he’s very fragile). Sam, Liz and Machi decide that Phil is delicate. Sam also tells the story of meeting Latrell Sprewell in Milwaukee