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Conspiracy Theory and Dark Web connoisseur, Niles Lesh, drops in for the second of a two-part discussion on some rather controversial topics that are better left unsaid... but should not be left un-listened to.

TJ recalls some highlights from his family trip to Pittsburgh; Brutal Bruno rants about the demise of English grammar; Mike orders Chinese food.

Conspiracy Theory and Dark Web connoisseur, Niles Lesh, drops in for a two-part discussion on some rather controversial topics that are better left unsaid... but should not be left un-listened to.

Actor-comic-perpetual medical student, Mike Fine, sits down with TJ to discuss his Jewish-Catholic upbringing; techniques and approaches for listening to and understanding women; cuddling records.

Binge One is the first in a series of 3PLT episodes featuring the return of SuperJew, Chad Dougatz & King of Queens, Keith Price. Topics include cultural diversity, gay porn, Pittsburgh Steelers, insufferable white folk.

Second of this two-part Sideshow, with Jackie “The Joke Man” Martling returning to 3PLT and discussing his many industry affiliations as TJ tries to inject himself into each of his recollections.

Bruno and TJ have a sit-down with legendary stand-up guy & YouTube sensation, Vic Dibitetto, and he reveals some of his innermost secrets and discusses how long he’s had to wait.

In this two-part Sideshow, Jackie “The Joke Man” Martling returns to 3PLT and TJ realizes that almost everyone he’s ever met is in some way connected or influenced by the fact of knowing Jackie in the first place.

The guys turn down the lights to shed more light on their new 3PLT studio; TJ interviews actor-writer-director-producer-athlete-artist-poet, Giorgio; Mike Freedom talks about “useful” aspects of the DigiBro.

In this special, extended Happy Times of Mike Ricca edition, Mike reveals how a social media post managed to alienate him and his family from everyone on the planet; also, some of the Ricca kids sing and perform.

Ten-year-old Rain joins the cast for this special episode targeted to all ages. Topics include getting good grades at school, doing character impersonations, and the Steven Spielberg-directed episode of COLUMBO.

The guys discuss women protesters in pussy hats; ordering sourdough bread at an Italian eatery, and dear friends they lost on 9/11, all while vowing to steer away from politics when doing their show.

3PLT Executive Producer, Mike Freedom, stops in to discuss prospective advertising options for the show but first, he has to contend with TJ’s Rapping Dad, a showdown between the Porn Brothers, and Mike Ricca reminiscing about 1-800-Mobsters.

The guys do their first show from the new studio, the 3PLT Octagon at the Mother Cabrini Recreational Center in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, and TJ begins to obsess about ‘all four Beatles’.

TJ has a phone chat with legendary local Brooklyn “cover artist” Johnny Rockit from the band Johnny & The Rockits and plays three of his tracks and a few of his cheesy jokes.

Subtitled “Bruno Speaks Into Darth Vader’s Mask” this third and final installment of the LIKE GENTLEMEN three-part series has the guys getting a little more introspective about everything they do.

New 3PLT Sideshow interview series THE STONE FILES premieres with this in-depth interview featuring underground hip-hop legend, Super Schooly MC, recalling the birth of rap music and ultimately, hip hop.

Mike, TJ, and Bruno are all still in one room and this time they talk about growing up on Avenue X in Brooklyn, discovering things that were rated X, the unjust fate of the word “fag”.

The Pervert speaks; TJ recalls a fond tale of when he and his brother went to the desert to spread their mom’s ashes; Mike recalls his 44th birthday through song with the official release of “44”