Brunch

"Master of None" star Lena Waithe joins the podcast to talk about Season 2 of the Netflix hit, preview her upcoming Showtime series and officially become group text buddies with the bad boys of podcasting.

For the first time in show history, one of the bad boys gets mad at the other. Also, Master of None's second season is perfect television.

The boys are prepared to die on yet another hill. Is Steve Harvey an asshole for not wanting anything to do with his staff? Also, some thoughts on the NHL playoffs and housekeeping/merch updates.

How old is too old to pee somewhere you’re not supposed to pee? A three-headed It’s Monday and People Are Pissed, a review of not-that-bad-movie Bad Moms and an appreciation of strong current seasons from Silicon Valley and Better Call Saul.

Some rumors circulate the internet following the show's one-episode hiatus. Pete gets a facial and DJ gets jealous. A conversation (and some conspiracy theories) about Fyre Festival, we digest new Haim and pump the brakes on "I'm the One." Plus, a discussion about the best table starter food at restaurants.

There's new Haim (finally!) but we also need to have a discussion about "dartying" and wearing polos.

Secondhand Food by Pete Blackburn & DJ Bean

A flat tire signals what is likely the end of DJ's life. Haim teasing new music makes the bad boys faint. Prince is still dead, and it all leads to an important discussion about the Chicago Bears.

Kelen Capener of The Story So Far joins to talk about being a huge failure at guitar, his band's upcoming album -- featuring work from Max Martin, Haim, Kendrick Lamar and the ghost of John Lennon -- and bad tattoos.

Making fun of a truly stupid feature on a superficial man who uses his weird standards to talk about how he used to “only date models.” Also, the United Airlines mess, talking on planes, putting titles in parentheses and reading into these pictures Haim is posting.

After another classic Brunch concert experience, the fellas discuss creepy dudes at bars, Cuba Gooding Jr. and The Chainsmokers (again).

In a music-heavy episode, the fellas discuss Father John Misty's 'Pure Comedy' (and his signature new catchphrase), Kendrick's album tease, problems with the new Chainsmokers album, Harry Styles' debut single, and the new Tupac biopic.

The exhausted boys of podcasting discuss turkey clubs, ordering dessert and review A Dog’s Purpose, which was a really bad movie.

An Almost Friend Of The Podcast got arrested for drugs, we discuss whether Pete Holmes' show 'Crashing' is any good and debut a new segment called "Same, Mike Pence." Also, the first ever bingo ball movie draw is conducted.

A lot of music talk with new Kendrick Lamar, Father John Misty revelations, a John Mayer profile, festival thoughts, and some playlist updating. Also, a few new segments are debuted.

Explaining The Belko Experiment to Love's Chris Witaske by Pete Blackburn & DJ Bean

You know what's great? Male bonding. We discuss the best and most underrated guy hangs. We also spice up Dave Franco & Alison Brie's (brand new) marriage and review Amy Schumer's new special (Spoiler: It sucks ass).

A new bit called “Cool Takes” is premiered. Also discussed: Food Network racism, whether or not the species-saving turtle is actually a hero, Season 2 of Love, what it would be like if we made other friends and the ongoing threat of the Brunch Vault.

No, we didn't answer your questions. We mailed it in like douchebags

Resident adult Randy Havens joins to discuss Get Out, what it's like to not be allowed to talk about Season 2 of Stranger Things and how Cuba Gooding Jr. would do in a fight against Brunch.

We're not positive what we expected from Ed Sheeran's new album, but we were disappointed. Also, reviewing 'Nocturnal Animals' and discussing the idea of a "smart condom."

A rundown of the drama at the Oscars, dreams of Broadway, and a spoiler-free review of 'Get Out.'

Oscar Nunez joins the bad boys for a lengthy discussion about his time on The Office, his experience working with Zac Efron and, because duh, the Oscars.

A review of Fist Fight gets sidetracked and becomes a full-fledged discussion about old seasons of 24. Also, the problem with non-iPhone users (everything), a hot new day-drinking tip and the birth of Hockey Day in America Month.

The artists formerly known as the Bad Boys of Podcasting were cucked this week, as was a friend of the podcast. Also, a discussion about the weirdness of Adam Devine's face.