Fun and James

Jimmy's Rustled about tipping and tipping culture.

We've been gone for a while (2 weeks), but we're back with some of the hardest hitting mediocrity you can stomach. James has his deck STOLEN?!, Eli thinks he can fight a deer and one knowledgeable listener politely disagrees, we discuss classic snack cakes, and who doesn't love a lighthearted talk about the joys of corporate culture? Team building anyone?

Jimmy's Rustled about old people in Congress making laws who can't remember what day it is.

Eli went to a farmers' market and bought some interesting items, we talk about Barbie and Oppenheimer, are spaghetti straps too sensual for work, and should we be changing all internal combustion engine vehicles to electric?

In the first ever episode of the Fun and James' sister project Jimmy's Rustled, James rants about door to door salesmen. Don't ring his doorbell.

This week, we learn about Eli's belief in lizard people, Zac's climbing trip, discuss M&Ms, and Eli tells us what he's been reading. Additionally, Eli gets slightly roasted by a listener. He deserved it.

This week, we have a very special announcement that you will probably not want to miss. Unless you're not thrilled by the annoucement, in which case you won't care about it. Also, Zac shares a horrifying hotdog recipe, James gives us tips on spotting bad areas of town, we delve into secret societies that maybe aren't so secret because we know about them, and we find out if Zac is a culinary terror...

This week, we talk about hobbies, how many 10 year olds we could fight, James outlines how to square up against Canadian geese, and there's probably more discussion about sausage than there needs to be. It's good sausage, but still.

Now that we've passed the historic 30th episode, we're back to mediocrity. This week, we get all the deets on Eli's trip to New York, are shocked to learn the wonders of the world, find out about Eli's exclusive and expensive toothpaste, and read some Rotel reviews. You will most definitely be mildly entertained by some portion of what occurred.

In the most anticipated episode of the podcast, episode 30, the big THREE-OH, we discuss the merits and drawbacks of smartwatches, James tells us about swimming lessons, the importance of hearing protection is stressed, and we get closer to answering the question "Is Eli a hypochondriac?". Is this episode monumental enough for number 30? You be the judge.

In the nearly 30th episode of the pod, we learn about the optimal way to collect Funko Pops, hear a graphic description of Eli's food poisoning experience (really though, it's bad), James tells us about his trip to the mall, there's a brief rant on door to door salesmen, and we share some hiking stories.

In a mostly listener supported episode, we read through your comments and questions, Eli tackles another history quiz with higher stakes, and we have a heated debate over what the longest running TV show is.

A brief foray into our lives this week brings coverage of a dinner at James' house, James tells us a story about a coked up guy in Home Depot, Eli asks how best to eat a cut sandwich, and we get a couple of listener recipes for Eli to try.

In this episode, James goes on a hate-fueled rant about Mr. Beast, we learn some fun and terrifying animal facts, Eli tells us about his fancy dinner, and we hear about the Taco Tuesday event that shook the world.

In our most massive episode to date, we have a very special guest with us, Eli takes a history quiz for a free meal and tells us all about his beach trip, and we discuss unique fashion choices.

In an accidentally groundbreaking and special episode, we talk about what we do with our keys while at work, a MYSTERY BACKGROUND PERSON joins the episode unexpectedly, Eli tells us about his upcoming beach trip, and we deep dive into whether spanking is an effective discipline method. Plus, an outro gets added. It might be ok, it might suck.

This week, we learn about Eli's melted "baking pan", his OnlyFans account that had some trouble taking off, discuss our favorite ice cream toppings, and Zac's grandma delivers a savage roast.

Come dive into the ethical repercussions of the Trolley Problem, learn about Eli's hidden rage, helplessly spectate a discussion on proper workplace attire for factory safety, and find out which nontraditional body parts the crew find attractive in this episode.

Join us for another round of hot discussion about commercials, bands on Spotify, and James has some opinions on celebrities giving their opinions.

In this episode, we hear all about Eli's most embarassing story (if it really happened), discuss the "uniqueness" of Math Rock, and desperately try to get Eli to buy some stuff on Facebook Marketplace. There's also a decent amount of your comments and emails, so that's exciting.

This episode may not be as long as the huge one which came before it, but the content is just as zesty. Learn what nicknames we'd choose for ourselves, glean some history facts in a very educational segment, hear James rant about Twitter, and discover "Beanie Guys".

Prepare yourself for our longest episode to date. You, the fans, requested more meat on the bone, and this bone is meaty. Anyway, we talk about Zac's fanatic passion of rock climbing, the ethics of cannibalism, March Madness baby!, James goes on a lengthy rant about medical insurance (I promise it's entertaining), and we learn a little about Napoleon Dynamite.

In this episode, we discuss whether Spongebob Squarepants is a furry, with compelling evidence on both sides of the debate. Also, there's a new Tyler in town, and James rants about Canadian Geese for longer than he should.

In our bougiest episode on record, we discuss joining a country club, maybe commit to possibly visiting a Brazilian steakhouse, and (I know you're surprised) talk about working out. Is Eli a rampaging ball of testosterone? Could the three of us pass off as the upper crust at a yacht club? Find out here!

In this episode, we discuss video games, deep dive into music, and talk about popular movies.