Kump

This is a special shortened episode that was cut short abruptly due to unforeseen circumstances. I talk about strange bumps on my leg (ominous) and Lucie Steiner makes a guest appearance to address the pompous way I eat peanut butter. Tune in to the next episode where I will explain what happened to me.

Ray discusses being threatened  by a menacing spitting man on the street, his problem with guitar salesmen, the North Korean purges, and the reason why Donald Trump is afraid of Prince Harry.

Ray discusses the intercepted Russian Bombers, contemplates what he would do in the air force, and the worsening circumstances for his good friend Julian Assange.

Ray discusses Metal music, how he relates to his gas station attendant, and the fall of Game of Thrones. 

Ray follows up on the Royal baby, offers some solutions on the Georgia abortion law, and has some thoughts about Casper the Friendly Ghost. 

Ray basks in the glory of the new  Royal baby by speculating about  Prince Harry's military career, and coming up with new jobs for the Royal Family.  He also attempts to help the homeless, and give lame dad's a way to relate to their children.

Ray is joined by his long time friend Bill, for a discussion about a strange,  ill-fated educational children's show that they attempted to produce almost 20 years ago.

In a special Easter episode, Ray takes a deep dive into the final days of Jesus Christ, and also contemplates extorting Julian Assange. 

Ray mounts a case against intelligent design, introduces a new biblical super hero, and questions the motives of both the people attacking Julian Assange and the people defending the black hole picture.

Ray tells the story of how he drew the ire of funeral directors with his photoshop skills, imagines what sort of Navy Seal he would be, and gives some very detailed predictions for Wrestlemania.

A new day has dawned, as Ray begins recording the podcast from the closet that he shares with Lucie.  He introduces his new character, "Andrew Dice Judas," discusses the Mueller Report, Barbara Streisand, and the lies his father taught him about Agent Orange.

In a very special shorter episode, Ray goes off about being accosted in bathrooms, and lays out his plans to fix the airline industry by making it less safe.

Ray is joined again by Lucie Steiner, and they discuss Ray's plan's for boutique birth control, speculate on who the UN should have given Germany to, and then they review Captain Marvel.  

Ray is joined by Comedian Lucie Steiner, who is also his cherished lover. Together they discuss how to keep women out of Science and Math jobs,  Lucie's literary fetish, and Ray tests the limits of their relationship with a disgusting and provocative hypothetical.

Ray retells a classic story from the bible, turns on his childhood friend  Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and contemplates becoming a personal trainer.

Ray stresses about Valentine's Day, contemplates a new kind of wearable bag, and examines the Green New Deal.

Ray discusses his recent struggles with food poisoning, a disgruntled fan making strange threats, the chaos in Virginia, and more.

Ray severely escalates his war to monetize the podcast, takes on social media "influencers", and has some aggressive mixed messages about billionaires. 

Ray continues his blackmail war against capitalism, addresses the MAGA-Kid vs. Native American thing, unpacks the Venezuelan crisis, and becomes an unlikely ally of the C.I.A.

Ray adjusts his advertising policy to include corporate blackmail, tackles the Gillette controversy, and explores what it means to be a man.

Ray does some unsolicited ad reads for major corporations, critiques a picture of a dead deer, and attempts to figure out how he can exploit the auto-finance bubble.

Ray ushers in the New Year, discussing the various infections he's overcome, the world's decline into neo-fascism, and the baby mice he found in his old shoe.