The Raincoat Report

Jeremy and Boss bring Neil Young back to Spotify, try to keep the internet full of porn, refuse to be hypnotized, and exercise prima nocta as they discuss Carlos Tobalina's Come Under My Spell.

Jeremy and Boss chew the cud, see what they're not supposed to see, eat what you throw away, and forget to wash their hands as they discuss Chuck Vincent's Voyeur.

Jeremy and Boss visit the most confusing whore house in Texas, do inflation calculations, feel the hard plastic seams, and try not to get spermjacked as they discuss Jim Buckley's Debbie Does Dallas Part II.

Jeremy and Boss watch roller coaster tapes, discover a dream job, and experience life on the other side of a two way mirror as they explore Roger Watkins's The Pink Ladies.

Jeremy and Boss bring the noise, talk Gorgo, speculate on accents, and become afraid of the dark as they discuss Bob Chinn's Sweet Young Foxes.

Jeremy and Boss sleep in haunted bedrooms, experience sleep paralysis, give an epilepsy warning, and become dream warriors as they discuss Francis Leroi's Leather Dreams.

Jeremy and Boss get hot and angry, worry about their fingernails falling out, get confused by the Greek alphabet, and identify boats as they discuss Sokrates Kapsaskis and Doris Wishman's The Hot Month of August.

Jeremy and Boss unravel the Cassowary Chronicles, call out Greg Giraldo, and occasionally misremember everything as they puzzle their way through Carlos Tobalina's The New Erotic Adventures of Casanova.

Jeremy and Boss scare George C. Scott, find out that it all comes out in the watch, see themselves in film, and discover that The Spice isn't the only thing that must flow as they discuss Paul Vatelli's I Linke to Watch

Jeremy and Boss dress up in all of their finery, get more dental work, cook with coffee mouth, and get frightened in the theater as they discuss Shaun Costello's Afternoon Delights.

Jeremy and Boss rely on the kindness of strangers, listen to the sound of bugs, cut to the heart of the situation, and decide to be big shots as they discuss Bob Vosse's Young Girls Do.

Join our Patreon at www.patreon.com/raincoatreport to hear more like this! Jeremy and Boss are joined by Stefanie (Boss's girlfriend) as they slip into neutral, avoid bombs thrown by The Joker, and dig into the first two episodes of Playboy TV's Foursome.

Jeremy and Boss get decommissioned, flip pizzas, and decide that they want to see that gold as they discuss Zachary Strong and Curt McDowell's Little Showoffs.

Jeremy and Boss get weirded out by British lizards, think a lot about therapy, and get data mined as they explore the Tabooniverse once again with Kirdy Stevens's Taboo IV.

Jeremy and Boss gamble away their family members, get chokeslammed by Mayor Kane, debate cultural appropriation, and get their brains melted by Doris Wishman's Love Toy.

Jeremy, Boss, and Sallie contemplate The American Way, tolerate insufferable men, work through a "he said, she didn't said" situation, and get left near an open flame as they watch a RealDoll descend into alcoholism in Marie Madison's Regarding Jenny: A RealDoll Adventure.

Jeremy and Boss chew shrimp with a dental dam, build a time machine, and go down with the building as they discuss The Mitchell Brothers' (and Sharon McKnight's) Behind the Green Door: The Sequel.

Jeremy and Boss deal with mechanical background noise, enlist the help of lobsters, and go to war with Ticketmaster as they discuss Gregory Dark's The Devil in Miss Jones 4: The Final Outrage.

Jeremy and Boss start a Shalhoubcast, talk to the local MILFs, and get sick of looking at eachother as they celebrate Mother's Day and discuss Kirdy Stevens's Taboo III.

Jeremy, Boss, and Tyler discuss the afterlife, Doug, the Wahlbergs, and Gregory Dark's The Devil in Miss Jones 3: A New Beginning.

Jeremy and Boss worship Penny Pax, spread their Marxist philosophies, discover they can't drink Jesus's bathwater, and speak out to the Spaderphiles as they discuss Jessie St. James's The Submission of Emma Marx.

Jeremy and Boss fall into a creek, get late text messages, and get excited about musical numbers as they discuss Bob Chinn's Let's Get Physical.

Jeremy and Boss get plowgirls of their own, discuss Stockholm Syndrome, and confuse a couple of Caines as they dig into the anonymously directed Abduction of an American Playgirl.

Jeremy and Boss get too many Pure Flix emails, show respect for slippery surfaces, and become werejackers as they discuss Lawrence Talbot's Silk Satin Sex.

Jeremy and Boss see what's playing in the theaters, bring back dinosaur films, and put up "wet floor" signs as they discuss Carter Stevens's Tinseltown.