Privacy Boys

Sonny Bunkbed shares some more of his rock collection, schools Shorty Bankroll on some lifestyle choices, and comes up with a new ad campaign for I Can't Believe It's Not Butter!  

It's kind of hard to celebrate Father's Day if you're a cat, unless the Privacy Boys get involved. Also featuring conversations about Baba O'Reilly, Juneteenth, and peanut butter. 

New podcast year, same podcast taste. The Privacy Boys are joined by guest G-Ezra for a statutory-based discussion on legal theory, and Mythological Pandas. 

A metaphysical discussion of black holes, wormholes, dumpholes (???), and passwords. 

Featuring a surprise announcement! Hit us up for more details (comment or on twitter @db1200).  An early-morning throwback leads to a discussion about anniversaries, clowns, mosquitos, Canadian currency, and another quixotic attempt by Dad to break down toilet humor.   

Sonny Bunkbed pens a goodbye song to his favorite XFL squad. Shorty Bankroll struggles a bit with feelings about the ongoing 217, so the Privacy Boys try to come up with positive messages, with a brief digression into the mechanics of mermaid pooping.  

The Privacy Boys discuss the family's favorite pseudo-creatures, and Sonny Bunkbed lists his favorite emojis.  

In which Dad tries to make himself feel better about Sonny Bunkbed's increased screen time. 

Sonny Bunkbed goes through the various rocks, pepples and stones that comprise his rock collection.  

The quick hits continue as Shorty Bankroll finally makes good on his promise to discuss something other than the 217.  

The Privacy Boys develop a germ-free greeting, and Shorty Bankroll learns a lesson.  

Scorsadie checks in to give a brief update on the lockdown. Morale is high. 

Privacy Boys Quarantine: Day 2 The journey begins. 

The Privacy Boys return from vacation to discuss apples, aliens, advertising, and asteroids (not in that order).  

Sonny Bunkbed's friend Shai joins us for a special episode about math and PB&J. Along the way Sonny channels the ancient Egyptians while Shai has one question.    

Sonny chooses to record half the episode from a bed across the room (note: audio may be low). Meanwhile,  a conversation about technology morphs into an explanation of Shorty Bankroll's most favorite prop bet of all time, and the Privacy Boys learn something about biases, murder, and pillow jumping along the way.   

The Privacy Boys take a taste test to settle The Ultimate Question. Also: Bunkbed rates Dad's parenting skills! 

Sonny Bunkbed and Dad try talking about topics pertinent to the land Down Under in an attempt to gain an Australian listener. Things devolve from there.  To donate to the Australian Red Cross:  https://fundraise.redcross.org.au/drr    

Sonny Bunkbed and Dad try to talk Pokemon cards but get sidetracked when someone starts Rohrschaching again. Meanwhile, a discussion about Unanswerable Questions breaks out, and Sonny's mind gets blown, but not from the theology.   

Lucy Nickname TBD joins Bunkbed and Dad for a psychological episode. If you'd like to follow along, the images follow the traditional 9-picture Rorschach available here:  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rorschach_test    

In honor of The Irishman and marathon-length media, Sonny Bunkbed and Dad tape an extra long episode featuring a full 64-animal bracket...only one will survive! The Privacy Boys would like to thank Marcus Marc (Privacy Boys Name) for the idea. 

Don't accidentally commit war crimes! Let Sonny Bunkbed and Dad walk you through the framework of ethical drone usage, and Chinese food.    

After some audio mishaps and lost weeks, Sonny Bunkbed and Dad are back to discuss...different stuff, uh, like meteorites, death, and birthday traditions. Also help settle a raging family debate about carpet! 

Special Halloween Episode! Sonny Bunkbed recaps a nature walk filled with druids, turkey vultures, bats, and  pumpkins. Also featuring a really long rant on the fight between good and evil that Shorty Bankroll is still trying to process. 

It's like an episode of show-and-tell, except somehow we end up talking about land mines.