3 People Like This

Mike, Bruno, and TJ are reunited in the same room for the first time in ten years and they talk about TJ’s Turks and Caicos vacation; the problem with recording 3 people on 2 mics; and the Chip oops Incident.

TJ, Chad, and special guest, Keith Price, discuss marriage, divorce, and the psychology of the children involved; Mike gets the “wiping ass” blues and showcases his limited harmonica skills.

TJ uses hip-hop therapy to unleash anger; Mike and Chad recall great grunge groups of the 90s; Bruno’s demeanor stays the same throughout, except when talking about soccer.

The guys unwittingly discuss light politics, bad cable news announcers, and the fact that TJ and Mike haven’t been in the same room for over ten years; also... Doyle tries to trigger Mike about Tom Brady vs. Joe Montana.

The guys do an entire show without TJ in the studio, because... well, he’s in Turks and Caicos... again, so it’s a perfect opportunity to rip into him; Bruno sings.

Harold, who is English, does standup in the UK; TJ interviews unwittingly racist street performer, Floyd Gunthrie, and all hell breaks loose.

On their tenth outing, the boys get into various pickles: TJ blasts Chad & Keith for going to a play without him; Mike takes an insurance sales call while doing the show; Bruno gets suspended from Facebook for 72hrs.

Chad and Bruno plan interventions for cast members; TJ tries his hand at engineering the podcast but that devolves into an over-the-top Asian massage memoir; Mike rips kale... yes, kale.

Coming out... gradually... TJ and Mike talk to special guest, Keith Price, about suppressed adolescent memories, gay sex acrobatics, and the elusive Gay Mafia.

TJ recalls his brief stint as a sanitation department worker; Keith Price returns to further dig into TJ’s sexual identity conflicts; the Porn Bros make a surprise appearance.

TJ and Bruno become accidental tourists as they almost have breakfast at the Stardust Diner; the guys chip away at Chad regarding Jewish traditions; Mike recalls TJ’s good ol’ days at Avenue X.

TJ has a candid chat with the legendary, Jackie “The Joke Man” Martling, and with special guest, Keith Price. Topics include: political incorrectness, memories of almost gay sex, midgets, and limb challenged swim team applicants.

Befuddled by the success and appeal of the song, the guys analyze and break down Meghan Trainor’s “All About The Bass” and they also talk about getting a new mic for Mike.

Additional bonus content from Episode 006 leads to a partial epiphany for TJ; the introduction of MC R.R. and Rockin’ Raheem.

YoBeffany talks about her contributions to the Women’s March; Mike attempts to get customer assistance at Five Below; TJ drifts in and out of character(s) as he tries to understand his own mind.

TJ and Bruno have an in-depth talk with former Sirius XM talk show host, actor-writer-comedian, Keith Price.

Mike, Bruno, and Chip/Chad talk about stuff and the fact that Chip is dating until TJ shows up to “lift the show” to another level of chaotic ranting and obsessing about... mostly himself.

TJ expresses his passionate hatred for musicals and spoken word poetry; Mike sings in key; the overly amped-up Giorgio makes a surprise visit and talks about his love for musicals and spoken word poetry.

Mike recalls Caesar’s Bay stories featuring his absent father Paul Ricca; TJ buzzes on codeine and gives birth to Johnny Singer; The SuperJew’s birthday is celebrated while he is nowhere to be found.

Here’s what happens “behind the scenes” during a recording for the 3 PEOPLE LIKE THIS show – unfiltered, uncut, unbelievable; the Porn Brothers are also introduced.