Idiots On Parade, the Too Ugly for TV Podcast

In this episode, Barrett and Nathan discuss the differences between conversations in person, and online. After that, they solve racism. Again. Because that's what they do.

This week, comedian Logan Nielsen joins Jake and Nathan to discuss how to get your lawn the greenest this summer. HA! Kidding. Of COURSE they're talking coronavirus, and all virus-related things in the news. Tune in for a good giggle.

Barrett Antar Goodwin sits down with Nathan to discuss how the media used to portray African-Americans vs. how they do now.

Both Dr. Oz and Dr. Phil opened their idiotic mouths and stupid stuff poured out. This week, the Idiots (joined by comedian John Russell) discuss the things said by those TV personalities.

Is it OK to label everything you don't like "racist?" An African-American and a Honkey-American discuss racism in America, as well as responsibility, the ego, and forgiveness.

Comedian and Trivia host Josh Alton drops by to discuss all things under the sun. From pandas having sex to the outrage of gay porn using a didgeridoo as a prop, you'll learn all you need to know about world events.

Barrett Antar Goodwin drops by for a conversation about the ego, compliments, and creativity.

Special guest Bryan Erwin joins the idiots and helps them navigate the madness that is being quarantined. We contrast Carli Lloyd with David Geffen, and discuss the scary "dark side" of the Internet, something that results in nudity during Zoom meetings. 

Musician Barrett Antar Goodwin stops by for many discussions, including (but not limited to) Nathan's run in with a rapist, gay hotspots in Boston, and the differences in the music and comedy communities.

The most memorable comedy show I'll ever have took place in 2005. I was visiting Afghanistan, performing for American troops stationed far from home. While there, I had the unfortunate opportunity to attend a ramp ceremony. It's something I'll never forget.

Buckle in, because you're going for a 23-minute ride. This one has a lot of personality to it; we're delving into societal topics, personal histories, and childhood traumas. At the end, we end up where we began. Kind of. You're going to agree with some points, disagree with others, laugh, cringe, and (hopefully) enjoy yourself.

Are you born gay, or is it a decision? A pastor in Texas has his thoughts, but Nathan disagrees. Hear his argument here.

The gay community is so much better than breeders for many reasons, and one of those reasons is tackled here.

Teenagers today... they're depressed, and drug use among their peers is down. Let's talk about how disappointing that is.

My son is currently more flexible than he should be, which gives me a great story to embarrass him with when he becomes a teenager.

When your kids were babies, they pooped out the diaper, didn't they? The poop explosion is to be feared by parents everywhere.

You love your kids, right? But do you love them so much you kind of hate them a little. Just a wee bit. A teeny-tiny amount...

Deeds, not words... If someone has wronged you, take action against them, but don't complain.

My dad is a hoarder. Thus, I think it'd be neat if he met Marie Kondo.

I saved my mom's life, but in her defense, I did owe her one.

I got a speeding ticket, but it was my fault. I talked myself into it, actually.

This week, the Idiots make you giggle while discussing Pornhub's generous gift to the world: free premium memberships while you're all locked inside. They also discuss Nathan's 6th comedy album, the fact David Geffen is a douche, and all the coronavirus ads using Trump quotes.

Richard Burr told wealthy donors about the impending devastation... and then told the public that everything was fine. Then he dumped stocks before the market crashed. Fishy, ain't it? Paula White wants YOUR money, and David Green wasted his. All this and more.

This week, the Idiots talk about Daryl Davis, a man responsible for getting over 200 people to walk away from hate groups. Following that, they discuss the new lawsuit filed against The Olive Garden, and the Democratic debate between Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders.

Barrett and Nathan discuss the idea of not taking things personally. If you create distance between something happening to you and your response, chances are you'll have more clarity and less stress.