Matt & Mattingly's Ice Cream Social

SUMMARY: Matt juggles with his schedule while looking to combine bartending with magic. Is Supergirl supplanting Masters on the list of movies performing badly? Paul has some new jams in his music feed. Matt finds a couple who met in a Walmart parking lot, and Paul's been watching couples therapy shows. Plus a Rocky Horror Scoopardy from Fact Check Andy.

SUMMARY: Jacob shucks his shoes off while Paul patters about in Crocs. Jacob goes to opening night for Franky Perez at TI. There's a flood in Matt's backyard! A 9-year-old steals the show at Matt's magic show. Also, Matt considers becoming a Christian magician, and a Scoopardy brought to you by the letter 'M.'

SUMMARY: Shakespeare the Musical is done, and quite the challenge it was to pull off. Matt recalls working on a musical horse tribute to Australia. Meanwhile, Matt's boys get a "wide front eyes" musical education from Paul. Who swears more: Colin Farrell or Jacob? Plus, overweight Batman villains and a Price is Skrite!

SUMMARY: This show asks the hard questions! Matt wants to relive moments with his kids when they were younger, Paul contemplates having an unending orgasm, and Jacob would eat a cooked worm. In Scoop Mail we consider the sense of unease that women feel when interacting with men, and we play a before-and-after Scoopardy.

SUMMARY: Paul's in the Churn the day after the exciting first performance for Shakespeare the Musical. Matt learns an important lesson about doing double duty with the hair dye. Matt finally takes the kids to see Masters, and we have questions. We talk about separating celebrities' oeuvre from their peccadillos. And a dictionary Scoopardy! The final show for Shakespeare the Musical…Improvis...

SUMMARY: Susan Huckle, actor and author of "The Earth Is Flat?! And Other Things My Mother Taught Me" comes on the show to talk about growing up as a Pentecostal Christian. After leaving home, doubts in faith grow while her mother embraces conspiracy theories via YouTube. Of course, Paul has some conspiracies to share. And we talk Susan into a game of Scoopardy! SPONSOR: Susan Huckle's book, "The...

SUMMARY: Was the fix in for the NBA Finals, or was it Danhausen's curses? Matt goes to Dodgers Stadium, and Golden Knights fans get free parking. Plus, Paul might be getting an Olive Garden, Jacob lives out the first act of a porn movie, an Am I The Asshole? story in Scoop Mail, and a Scoopardy! Come out to see Shakespeare the Musical…Improvised at the Fallout Fringe Festival on June 23-24-...

SUMMARY: Jonas Woolverton returns to the show as The McEnfro Show is playing at the Hollywood Fringe Festival. Jonas goes to new heights to show off his manspead and you should see what he can do with a tennis racket! Also, Matt's corporate gig takes an unexpected turn, and an Obelisk that tries to take its shoes off!

SUMMARY: SJ joins us as Matt is away for a gig. Jacob and SJ go see Masters, and Paul explains how MOTU came together from an amalgamation of wacky ideas. We ponder superstitions and places to see live music in Vegas before Paul turns the chat to more apocalyptic topics. Plus a truck-themed Scoopardy!

SUMMARY: A small earthquake shakes up Vegas while airport parking is in flames. Caesars is going private; will this move spur some much-needed innovation? At last, Paul sees Masters, and we get the deets! Also, a cowboy samurai roams The Strip, more Bricks & Minifigs talk, and a Freehold Scoopardy!

Jacob is worried about Paul's expectations for the Masters movie while Matt is worried about the latest Toy Story movie. Will the discourse regarding N.Y. Giants players' political views affect prospects for a winning season? Also, the Bricks & Minifigs scandal, cursing at the Magic Castle, and a spoiler-filled Scoopardy!"            

SUMMARY: Paul's knees are acting up; will turmeric fix it? A small fire in a Vegas showroom leads us down a disco rabbit hole. From Zoom, we get a story about animal encounters. Matt and the kids go out on a Duffy boat with snacks. Paul does some impersonations. And a Scoopardy!

SUMMARY: Matt takes the family to see the Golden Knights in the playoffs. While there, Matt talks someone into going under the bleachers. The A's new stadium has already passed Jacob's expectations. Then the show goes to the dogs, thanks to Paul. Also a Scoopardy!

SUMMARY: Matt takes the family to see the Golden Knights in the playoffs. While there, Matt talks someone into going under the bleachers. The A's new stadium has already passed Jacob's expectations. Then the show goes to the dogs, thanks to Paul. Also a Scoopardy!

SUMMARY: Jacob buys some salt and recalls a pitch to do a porno. Will GLP-1 meds become cheap and readily available like boner pills? Matt gets offered playoff tickets as payment for a gig. Plus, Paul experiences a ghostly scare, Colbert's adieu brings back memories for Matt, and a '90s again' Scoopardy!

SUMMARY: Jacob may be experiencing deep bruising. Matt recalls his most painful massage and has his first official show at the Magician's Room. Fallout Fringe folks try to figure out how to light Shakespeare The Musical. Chris the Microscoop has created a podcast app; Brogan made it pretty. Plus, some chat on "Masters" and "Mandalorian" movie promotions and a Scoopardy!

SUMMARY: Corporate entities are cracking down more on dress codes and attendance. Paul is on pins and needles over the new "Masters" movie and shows off some related acquistions. Matt's got beef over a speech at a soccer event. What is it about youth who are the top dogs at school? Also, Paul lusts for Minas Tirith, Girl Scout cookies, and a Scoopardy.

SUMMARY: Author Robin Flinchum visits The Churn to talk about her latest book, "The Redemption of Julia Bulette: Murder, Myth and the Hunt for a Serial Killer in Early Virginia City." Robin explains how justice came forth after the crime, the ongoing stigma that sex workers face despite being productive members of society, and another reason to hate Rush Limbaugh. Also, Paul explains the Comstock...

SUMMARY: We start the show with some blunt talk. Matt‘s been working on an Alaskan cruise and takes some time to sit on a dock and enjoy the moment. Also, Matt recalls some of his more challenging cruise ship shows. Scoop Jesus, aka Zelda, and Barry G. Boogie from Real Big Top join us to talk about their upcoming show at Fallout Fringe Fest. And a Scoopardy.

SUMMARY: Comedian and magician Nick Diffatte joins us in The Churn! Nick talks about performing in Mad Apple, playing on the road in Jokers of Magic, magician/producer Chris Kenner, Copperfield superfans, and the challenge of Vegas audiences. Matt's prepping swag for his Alaska cruise and learns that ducks don't have sphincters. Also, a Scoopardy.

SUMMARY: Nicholas Newman drops in from Kentucky with news on changes that are happening to a certain horse race that shall remain nameless for licensing reasons. Matt takes the boys to a Banana Ball game and is looking to afford a visit to Edinburgh. Also, a Scoopardy full of 'things.'

SUMMARY: An NFL coach holding hands with a sports reporter sparks a debate about sports being scripted. Jacob gets an 'emergency' phone call about his mother. The boys talk about brushing teeth in the shower. Matt and Jacob have problems with their phones. Plus, 'Am I the Asshole?' in Scoop Mail and a 'Macabre Master' Scoopardy.

SUMMARY: Casey Webb joins us from New Orleans, reflecting on his time with 'Man v. Food' and on how much the business has changed since. Along with creating Casey Webb’s Inferno NJ Style Hot Sauce and Honey, Casey is working on a new podcast. Also, we learn that middle schoolers are terrible sports fans, Matt explains The Penis Game to Paul, and a Scoopardy.

SUMMARY: Jacob has gifts for Matt and Paul. It's Matt's birthday, and the family goes out for teppanyaki and yogurt. Hair stylists don't know who Judi Dench is. Jacob goes to a Golden Knights game and sits near a couple disappointed with their seats. Plus, Matt undeservedly sees David Byrne, Paul riffs teppan-yuk'es, and a Scoopardy.

SUMMARY: Nug Nahrgang brings AEW's RJ City to the show! We talk about RJ's career swing from wrestling to stand-up comedy and what they have in common. Paul asks whom in the AEW roster is best suited to other professions. Plus, RJ meets the guy who was bequeathed Wayland Flowers' "Madam" doll, the awkwardness of well-intentioned racism, and a group-themed Scoopardy.