Dinner for Dessert

We could have named this episode 'New Year's 2020', or 'Christmas 2019 Recap', but we didn't. Nope. We named it Mt. William, which is the longform of 'Hillbilly'. Relevant? No. Funny? Moderately. But alas, it's the name of this episode. See you punks in the Raging 20's. We appreciate you.

Xavier Topfloor says "Good Job 100%", and that's the only validation we need. Thank you, internet bot, for making Dinner for Dessert a great place to live, work and visit. We appreciate you.

Sometime between Jesus's death and the theatrical release of Back to the Future, some bad stuff happened. But some good stuff happened too. And also some so so stuff happened. The point is, there should be a show called Bathroom Nightmares, where a celebrity plumber goes around teaching crappy plumbers how to plumb better. Obviously, the host of the show will be Academy Award winner Christopher Pl...

In 8th grade, Pomp almost died in a flirt fight. Mr. Rogers was probably a serial killer. Watch 'The Movies That Made Us' on Netflix. We appreciate you.

Thomas De Mahy was an aristocrat who was sentenced to be hanged during the French Revolution. When he read his death warrant, he remarked, "I see that you have made three spelling mistakes." De Mahy's response to his death sentence pretty much sums up how our dear friend Jon Schulman approached his terminal cancer diagnosis. Brave as hell, but still a wiseass who doesn't take anything too seriousl...

Jonesy is a fancypants on a cruise, so Erik and Pomp have to pick up the slack.

On this episode of the prodcast (not a typo), Erik comes in like a lion and out like a lamb.

Jonesy adds a production piece that's the audio equivalent of hot cocoa after shoveling snow.

Had a phenomenal time hanging out with rapper, producer, and overall awesome human TK the Architect. Before you even listen to this episode, go check out his songs ‘Still’, ‘Wait Up Slow Down’ and ‘Patience’. We tried to get him to change his name to TK the Archduke, but failed. We also invented pork belly hot pockets. Nathan’s fries are still trash. Erik and Pomp are opening a restaurant called N...

French fries. Pumpkin beer. Going to the movies alone. The guys tackle the most controversial issues of our time with a profound respect for opposing views and a level of wisdom so desperately needed in these divisive times.

We could've named this episode 'How I Spent My Summer Vacation'... or even 'Fall 2019 Season Premiere'... but instead we decided to name it after the single best piece of advice ever: When you got two twin beds, and you don't have a roommate, push the beds together.

We were going to name this episode 'modulator demodulator', but we didn't. Why? Who knows. We don't really think things through. Happy 4th of July to all our neighbors in the north and west. Karaokeville forever.

With Jonesy on vacation, Erik and Pomp hang with Professor Charlie aka The Velvet Voice. Pomp and Erik are terrible at trivia.

The guys welcome great friend and long time listener, Mike Arnone. Side note: we almost named this episode .00000001, but instead opted for "The Narragansett Manifestation", which we're 300% okay with. Also, Erik is the muscle and Pomp is the hustle.

We ended up naming this episode ‘Jack Werewolf Tractors’, but we were very close to naming it ‘Jonesy is to die for’, ‘Jonesy is my knight in shining workboots’ or ‘Erik retires Pomp’s Opinions’.

After a week off, the guys regroup for an epic episode that covers everything from marshmallow peeps to shuttlecocks. Happy Sinner Saturday everyone!

With Mike Jones away on business, Pomp and Erik discuss the most important and controversial topics of the day. Okay I just lied to you, this episode contains literally no topics of substance.

The guys play trivia with special guest Rich Dorney. Also, Jones would do literally anything for love. But he won't do that. Oh no. He won't do that.

The guys add voicemail questions to the "Ask Us Anything" segment and remind you to never "Get Burger". Huge thanks to Jordy from Timecop1983 for letting us play his amazing song "River of Darkness" on the air. We appreciate you.

The guys answer a ton of great questions (and some, uh, not so great ones) from their listeners. They also pay homage to the good guys. Also, mama cooked the breakfast with no hog. The train goes right there. We appreciate you.

The guys discuss the best sodas (or colas... or pops) and best candy. They also answer a bunch of questions from their listeners. Also, Fuel is the most influential band of our generation and ginger ale is a lifestyle not a drink.

After their Podcast-Union-mandated vacation, the guys return to answer questions from their listeners, make some recommendations, and catch up on the latest news stories.

Mike Jones said that if you want to see the description of the episode, you have to follow us on Instagram @dinnerfordessert.

After a few weeks in quarantine, the guys reunite and introduce a new segment called ASK US ANYTHING.

In another episode recorded under quarantine, the guys ponder life's greatest paradoxes, review True Detective Season 3, recommend some great TV and music and play trivia.