G Block Show

Note : This show's content may be mind-altering. Please enjoy responsibly. This is episode 26. In this episode, Sulty and the gang talk about TMI and binge-pooping and watching. Always insightful, always delightful it's the G Block Show the show that goes that goes the distance! America's funniest "celebrity culture" comedy videos. Capt. Very Sulty & friends lampoon the tabloids and generate r...

Note: This show's content may be mind-altering. Please enjoy responsibly. This is episode 17. In this episode Very Sulty puzzles over why it's so hard for soccer players to score in the game of soccer when the goal net is so huge! Now you can watch a "puppetized" version of this and all the other G Block Show episodes at G Block Show - In Show Order - YouTube . America's funniest "celebrity cultur...

Welcome to another mind-altering social commentary show that helps you see things as they really are. This is episode 104. In this episode Very, absent his two sidekicks Ian and Cowboy Burt, talks about how the local news media has not only normalized and even popularized poverty to serve their goals of creating a symbiotic relationship between the "haves & have nots". This perverse, self-serv...

Enjoy another mind-altering show. This is an encore of episode 71. This is the long-awaited show about how Very Sulty feels about AI and how AI is going to radically alter the course of humankind. Very Sulty's insights regarding AI are second to none as you will learn upon listening to this episode. We are at a crossroad and AI combined with robotics is about to rock our world. Buckle up buttercup...

Welcome to another mind‑altering episode designed to shake you out of your comfort zone and help you see the world as it really is. This is Episode 103 — a Lost Episode from the archives — and it takes us deep into one of Very Sulty’s most enduring themes: the way humans drift through life on mental autopilot. After decades as a commercial airline pilot, Sulty had plenty of time to observe people,...

This “Lost Episodes” two‑for‑one special brings back a pair of early G‑Block gems — short, sharp, and full of classic Sulty curiosity. In the first show, Very Sulty asks one of those deceptively simple questions only he would think to ask: “Why are they saying what they’re saying — and why are they saying it that way?” It’s a funny, sideways look at how people talk, what they choose to say, and th...

In this episode, Very Sulty, Ian, and Cowboy Burt settle into their brand‑new studio — now fully equipped to host a live audience — and reflect on how far the G‑Block Show has come since its humble beginnings. But once the celebration settles, Sulty pivots straight into one of his favorite pastimes: calling out the world’s endless supply of double standards and mixed‑up perceptions. This time, the...

In this episode, Very Sulty looks back on a time when customer service had a simple rhythm: the customer said “thank you,” and the employee replied with a warm, unmistakable “you’re welcome.”Somewhere along the way, that shifted — and “no problem” took over. Sulty can’t help but wonder: when did expressing gratitude become a matter of whether something was a problem or not? And why did we all just...

Welcome to another mind-altering show that helps you see things as they really are. This is episode 99. In this episode Very reacounts two words that he heard as a child that meant one thing to an adult and something very different to a kid. Perhaps, in some ways we are never as logical as when we were children. Please enjoy responsibly! Now you can watch a "puppetized" version of this and all the...

This episode features not one but two never‑aired, thought‑provoking shows from the early days of the G‑Block Show — a true “Lost Episodes” double‑feature. In the first segment, Very Sulty wonders why so many well‑educated people feel compelled to start their answers with the word “So…” It’s a tiny, unnecessary verbal, like seriously you've been through college and for some bizaar reason you think...

In this episode, Very Sulty wrestles with a hilariously uncomfortable question: what happens to our impulses when age finally knocks down the guardrails? Sulty imagines a future version of himself in an “old folks home,” wondering — with equal parts dread and dark humor — whether his fading self‑control might let his more questionable impulses slip out. It’s the kind of brutally honest, slightly s...

In this episode, Very Sulty takes aim at what he sees as the growing normalization of “poverty spreading” — the pattern of adults having children they can’t realistically support, simply to satisfy parental instincts, with little thought for the long‑term impact on the kids themselves. Sulty doesn’t stop there. He also calls out the local media for what he describes as a glutton‑style competition...

At long last, a candid look at the show that had many of us questioning our own sense of sensibility. If the TED movies left you feeling oddly unsettled — yet somehow unable to look away — then you’re going to feel right at home with this episode of the G‑Block Show. Very Sulty dives into that strange space where something is both ridiculous and strangely compelling, exploring why certain stories,...

This episode features not one, not two, but three thought‑provoking gems from the early days of the G‑Block Show — a true “Lost Episodes” triple‑feature. The first show takes aim at that waving cat you’ll find in nearly every Chinese restaurant. They’re called “Hello Kitty,” and while they’re great at greeting you, Very Sulty points out they’re downright rude when you’re trying to leave — and he’s...

Welcome to another mind-altering show about things that can't be explained.   Some things in this world simply can’t be explained — experiences that sit beyond logic, beyond reason, and far beyond anything we’re prepared to understand. This is Part Two of the three‑part Month of Halloween special, where Very Sulty, Cowboy Burt, and Ian continue sharing the highly unusual, deeply strange encounters...

This episode is a true throwback: four short, thought‑provoking shows from the early days of the G‑Block Show, bundled together into one “Lost Episodes” four‑pack. The first segment dives into life on a fixed income — how “limited” can feel frustrating to seniors, yet somehow still sounds better than “broke” to much of the younger working crowd. The second show revisits Sulty’s ongoing fascination...

Welcome to another mind-altering show about things that can't be explained.   Some things in this world simply can’t be explained — experiences that sit beyond logic, beyond reason, and far beyond anything we’re prepared to understand. This is Part Two of the three‑part Month of Halloween special, where Very Sulty, Cowboy Burt, and Ian continue sharing the highly unusual, deeply strange encounters...

This Lost Episodes double‑feature dives into two of Sulty’s favorite topics: funny guy names, and then Very Sulty unpacks the humor, the awkwardness, and the social weirdness that comes when guys who don't fit the traditional “guy mold”, and those who get rattled by it.  It’s a playful look at identity, insecurity, and the strange ways we judge each other, all delivered with Sulty’s trademark mix...

Welcome to another mind-altering show about things that can't be explained. Some things in this world simply can’t be explained — experiences that sit just beyond logic, reason, or anything we’re equipped to understand. This episode kicks off the first installment of a three‑part Month of Halloween special, where Very Sulty, Cowboy Burt, and Ian share some of the highly unusual, downright eerie mo...

In the words of a great Jethro Tull song, Very might make you feel — but let’s be honest, he’s absolutely going to make you think, and you’re going to love every minute of it. This Lost Episodes double‑feature takes us back to the early days of the G‑Block Show, when episodes were shorter but Sulty’s brain was already firing on all cylinders. The first segment dives into the idea of modernizing K‑...

Welcome to another mind-altering show that helps you see things as they really are. Some people put on a front — that’s normal. We all adjust our image a little to fit the moment. But then there are the ones who take it much further, projecting a polished, virtuous persona specifically to hide behavior that’s anything but decent. In this episode, Very Sulty digs into that deceptive dual‑identity g...

This special BE AWARE edition of the G‑Block Show delivers an urgent message for listeners about Medicare Advantage — a program the show argues is often misunderstood and frequently mistaken for real Medicare. According to Very Sulty, Medicare Advantage is not Medicare and, despite the name, offers no true “advantage” to seniors who depend on reliable coverage. In this episode, Sulty speaks with r...

It’s official — summer is over, and the boys are back! After a long break, Ian and Cowboy Burt return to the G‑Block Show and Very Sulty, stepping into the brand‑new studio for the first time.  The three catch up briefly on their time away, share a few laughs, and take a moment to express their appreciation for the fans who stuck with them through the off‑season. It’s a warm, feel‑good reunion epi...

Today, Very Sulty tackles that universal, maddening question: “Are you stupid… or just screwing with me?” From doctors to the DMV, from relatives to co‑workers, we’ve all had those moments where someone’s behavior is so baffling you can’t tell whether they’re genuinely clueless or quietly messing with your sanity. And the worst part? You never know how to react — because either way, you can’t shak...

In this taboo‑tackling episode, Very Sulty fearlessly undresses a belief system most people never question — largely because it was installed in their minds at the earliest, most impressionable stage of life. Rewiring that kind of thinking isn’t easy, but once you step back and consider what religious scholars and historians have pointed out for centuries, it becomes clear just how deeply many of...