G Block Show

⭐ Episode 32 — “Welcome to Lackland Air Force Base” (Part 2 of 4)In this second installment of the  G Block Show’s special four‑part session, Very Sulty takes listeners into the unforgettable first hours of his arrival at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas for basic training. Recorded in the large G Block Studio , this episode captures the raw mix of nerves, excitement, and “what have...

Note : This show's content may be mind-altering. Please enjoy responsibly. This is episode 31. This is part 1 of a 4-part session. Recorded in the large G Block Studio, this show provides a rare and intimate glimpse into Very Suly's life as a child growing up near the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs as well as his time in the Air Force boot camp/basic training. This episode, part 1, covers S...

”In this Side Tracks episode of the G Block Show , Very Sulty revisits the space‑age dreams of his childhood — the era when kids were promised jetpacks, moon bases, and weekend trips to Mars. But instead of celebrating progress, Sulty laments a baffling reality: after 55 years of mind-bogling technological leaps, we’re still only talking about “going back” to the moon. With his trademark dry wit a...

Note : This show's content may be mind-altering. Please enjoy responsibly. The G Block Show's roots are in the lampooning of the newsstand tabloids and so starting with this episode, in addition to our every Friday G Block Show podcast post, we will also be posting a G Block Show 'Tabloid' episode every Tuesday. We're calling it 'Tabloid Tuesday' This is episode 29. This G Block Show "Tabloid" sho...

Note : This show's content may be mind-altering. Please enjoy responsibly. The G Block Show's roots are in the lampooning of the newsstand tabloids and so every 6th episode of the G Block Show features a "Tabloid" show. This is episode 28. This G Block Show "Tabloid" show is about Vanna White's less fortunate sister and a good poke. The lead host tries to follow comedy to the letter, but the rest...

In this  Side Tracks episode of the G Block Show, Very Sulty and the gang wade into a question that’s been hiding in plain sight for decades: why do women have to cover their breasts in public when men don’t? With his trademark blend of dry wit and cultural curiosity, Sulty wonders why society treats the same body part so differently depending on who it’s attached to. He argues that if we’re serio...

In this Side Tracks episode of the G Block Show , Very Sulty and the gang dive into the age of TMI, just generally speacking. Then Sulty zeroes in on those commercials that proudly tell you such things as needing to “enjoy the go,” as if using the bathroom is supposed to feel like a luxury cruise with complimentary mints. With his trademark dry wit,  Sulty wonders when society decided that bodily...

Episode 25 is a perfect tongue‑in‑cheek  Sulty moment as Sulty pokes fun at the whole “shock sells” formula while pretending — with that classic deadpan — that maybe he should jump on the bandwagon too. It’s playful, self‑aware, and just irreverent enough to land beautifully in the G Block universe. In this Side Tracks episode of the G Block Show, Very Sulty wonders aloud whether the show should f...

In this Side Tracks episode of the G Block Show, Very Sulty and the gang go wah wah over a trend he Sulty can’t ignore: adults talking like babies. From pop stars with cutesy names to selfies and nanna culture turning every grown‑up into a cooing, pouty, wide‑eyed toddler, Sulty argues that people are sounding more like babies all the time. With his trademark dry wit, he points out how phrases, vo...

In this Side Tracks episode of the G Block Show, Very Sulty and his show sidekicks take a nostalgic — and slightly bewildered — look back at the early 1970s, a time when bumper stickers were practically a national language.  Sulty reflects on a few of the most "interesting" and zeroes in on one sticker in particular, the kind that might’ve tempted certain drivers to intentionally slow down, drift,...

In this Side Tracks episode of the G Block Show , Very Sulty takes aim at a modern mix‑up he’s tired of seeing: people confusing being a jerk with strength. With his signature blend of blunt honesty and sideways logic, Sulty points out that real strength — in women, in men, in anyone — has nothing to do with being rude, loud, or steamrolling everyone in the room. He calls out the folks who hide be...

This is episode 22. This show is about the amazing problem solver, "The Wise Puppet Dr. Dang! America's funniest "celebrity culture" comedy videos. Capt. Very Sulty & friends lampoon the tabloids and generate rich comedy spin-offs as they humorously pick apart our absurd reality. THE COMEDY SHOW FOR THE BEST OF US! If you like the show...then 'Like' and share. Go to the G Block Show website ht...

In this Side Tracks episode of the G Block Show , Very Sulty lays into one of his biggest pet peeves: toll roads. With his trademark blend of exasperation and sideways logic, Sulty argues that certain stretches of highway shouldn’t require “any stinking tolls” — especially in a country that prides itself on freedom of movement. He calls it road inequality, plain and simple. And if Florida’s govern...

Never one to shy away from even the most delicate of subjects, in this Side Tracks episode of the G Block Show , Very Sulty challenges the notion that there's any such thing as premature ejaculation, and he offers a very simple hands-on solution to PE if it is believed to be a problem. All the ladies love Very , and naturally Very loves all the ladies. So, listen up, men!  Note : This show's conte...

In this Side Tracks episode of the G Block Show, Very Sulty explores one of his favorite social experiments: waving at people he absolutely does not know… just to make THEM wonder if they’re supposed to know HIM. With his trademark dry wit, Sulty explains how he strolls through the mall, spots a total stranger, and gives them a warm, confident wave — sending them into an instant identity crisis. C...

In this  Side Tracks episode of the G Block Show, Very Sulty puzzles over one of the great mysteries of modern sports: how soccer players manage to miss a goal the size of an oversized garage door. With his trademark blend of dry wit and baffled sincerity, Sulty wonders why a sport with such a massive net and small ball still ends in scores like 1–0… or worse, 0–0. Cowboy Burt chimes in as Ian tri...

In this episode of G Block Show – Side Tracks, Very Sulty kicks off what might become a whole ongoing series: Funny Girl Names. With his trademark blend of dry wit and lateral logic, Sulty points out the names that make him pause, chuckle, or wonder what the parents were thinking. Cowboy Burt tags along as Sulty breaks down the sounds, spellings, and accidental comedy baked into certain names — al...

In this episode of  G Block Show – Side Tracks , Very Sulty wonders aloud why people — especially famous people — insist on keeping what he calls their “adverse” names. With his trademark blend of blunt honesty and sideways logic, Sulty argues that many people could improve their chances of having a better life simply by changing their name to a more advantageous one. He even suggests that the rig...

In this episode of  G Block Show – Side Tracks , Very Sulty gets tangled up in one of life’s simplest phrases: “I don’t know why you say goodbye, I say hello… hello goodbye hello.” While visiting Hawaii , Sulty admits he can’t tell whether people are coming or going — and honestly, he’s not convinced they know either. With his trademark cheeky sass perception, he unpacks how the island’s laid‑back...

In this  Tabloid Tuesday edition of the G Block Show, Very Sulty and Cowboy Burt take on two of the most gloriously ridiculous tabloid claims of the week. First up: a breathless report asserting that cell phones are making kids grow horns — yes, actual horns — as if adolescence wasn’t dramatic enough already. So, don't be surprised if your teen tells you they're getting...well, you know.  Then Sul...

Note: This show's content may be mind-altering. Please enjoy responsibly.  In this Tabloid Tuesday edition of the G Block Show , Very Sulty , Ian , and Cowboy Burt dive into a sensational tabloid spread claiming that with Alice Cooper , there’s no such thing as “till death do us part.” The tabloids go even further, hinting at some kind of “sex cult” that they can’t decide is a paradise of pain or...

In this  Tabloid Tuesday edition of the G Block Show, Very Sulty, Ian, and Cowboy Burt tackle a trio of gloriously ridiculous tabloid claims. First up: a headline insisting that Joni Mitchell is “shuffling,” as if walking slowly or dancing were a national emergency. Then they move on to Russell Crowe supposedly “eating crow,” a lame pun, sure, but so befitting you wan't to murder whoever thought i...

In this Tabloid Tuesday edition of the G Block Show, Very Sulty, Ian, and Cowboy Burt tackle the tabloid's assertion that Meghan Markle is being dubbed the “Royal Gobbler,” much to the horror of a snooty, pearl‑clutching Princess Kate . With his signature starshine delivery, Sulty suggests that maybe Kate should relax and let Meghan gobble cake to her heart’s content — especially if it helps her s...

In this Tabloid Tuesday edition of the G Block Show, Very Sulty, Ian, and Cowboy Burt dive into one of the most ridiculous tabloid angles yet: a story claiming Meghan Markle is “depressed over being a baby.” With his trademark starshine delivery, Sulty unpacks how, for him, being a baby was depressing too, but he insists Magan is a big girl now and she needs to put her "baby days" behind her.  If...

In this episode of G Block Show – Side Tracks , Very Sulty drops the cultural commentary for a moment and simply does what he was born to do: tell jokes the Sulty way. With his trademark dry delivery, unexpected twists, and that sly, slow‑burn timing, Sulty rolls out a string of jokes that somehow manage to be both ridiculous and weirdly insightful. Cowboy Burt hangs on for the ride as Sulty prove...