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This week, it's the long awaited return of Pop Pop himself, Elton Howard, Jr. (@MrEltonHowardjr). In this episode we catch up with Elton, hearing all about his recent trip to Aruba, his recent positive relationship news, and he even drops a hot freestyle. We also discuss the perils of open carrying and the recent police shooting of an autistic man's caregiver. And we close out with some political talk and recapping of the Republican convention. Aruba is only accessible by jet:

We're joined again today by Becca Steinhoff (@beccasteinhoff). In this episode, we talk about a WNBA team that wore shirts so inflammatory, the cops who were working security at their game decided to leave. Then, we get into some comedy talk about what it's like to do comedy when you're not feeling funny. Next, we discuss the ways people are trying to co-opt the memory of Martin Luther King, Jr. And we close out with a Canadian singer who decided to inject a little message into his rendition of his national anthem. All tips matter:

This week, we're joined by the hilarious Becca Steinhoff (@beccasteinhoff). In this episode, we get to know all about Becca's childhood rebelling against her parents, hopping trains, and what happens when your whole family moves to a hippie town. Then, we debut a brand new intro song submission from Chad Heft with Dustin Chalifoux and Weighn Beats. And we close out with some conversation on racism and policing. Today's intro and outro songs are courtesy of Weighn Beats (www.soundcloud.com/johnweighn). Donations are appreciated:

We're joined again today by Haywood Turnipseed, Jr. (@woodyseed) and Romane Walters (@Thatblack1). We start this episode off deconstructing an eye opening Facebook argument between Randolph and some white friends of a friend. Then, we pick up where Monday left off, discussing the recent shootings and what constitutes proper police conduct. And that leads us into a broader conversation on racism and representation. Your donations are appreciated:

This week, we're joined by two of our 3SPN all-stars, Haywood Turnipseed, Jr. (@woodyseed) and Romane Walters (@Thatblack1). We start this episode trying to distract ourselves from the big stories from last week with some sports talk and listener emails. Then, we get into all the shootings from last week. We discuss police brutality, racism, internet arguments, what it's like to do comedy at a time like this, and everything else we can think of. Today's outro music is provided by The Passion HiFi (www.thepassionhifi.com). As always, our tip jar is open for business:

We're joined once again today by the great Chris Milner (@EnglishmanChris). We start this one with a short Game of Thrones recap before moving on to some thoughts on the recent BET Awards. Then, we spend a few minutes discussing our facial hair. After that, we move on to England's recent and not so recent soccer failures, and try to come up with some cool British band names. And we close out with the story of a woman who got so drunk, she hit a homeless guy with her car and then just decided to walk home. If you contribute to the jet, we'll give you one free ride:

The week, we have returning champion Chris Milner (@EnglishmanChris) sitting in. We spend a few minutes catching up with Chris, then delve into a listener email that has us revisiting the great chicken wing debate. Then, we turn our attention to a conversation Randolph had last week that has us contemplating slavery and the holocaust. And to close, who better to explain Brexit than a genuine Brit? Chris breaks down the whole thing for us. Today's outro music is provided by The Passion HiFi (www.thepassionhifi.com). The plane, the plane:

Back again today, with the great Bengt Washburn (www.getbengt.com). In this episode, a listener email leads us to the discovery of a bizarre local fishing group. Another listener email has us pondering some impossible questions. Then, we talk about how the Florida alligator story led to some crazy Twitter backlash. And we close out with a discussion on Trump that leads to a larger discussion on privilege. Today's outro music is provided by The Passion HiFi (www.thepassionhifi.com). Did you know we accept donations:

Hey folks, this week we have a special guest, the hilarious Bengt Washburn (www.getbengt.com). We start this one off with some comedy talk. Then, we talk to Bengt about his Mormon roots and racism in the Mormon religion. That takes us into a tangent on some often unseen issues in the black community. Then, we take a detour to listen to a brand new intro song sent to us by a listener. And we close out with some more church talk, discussing how the church controls sex. Today's intro music is provided by The Passion HiFi (www.thepassionhifi.com). All we need is one jet:

Hey, welcome back to the podcast! We start this episode talking about the emergence of electric cars. Then, we delve into all the problems with the upcoming Rio Olympics. After that, we talk about some classic restaurant food that hasn't stood the test of time. Next, we discuss a coach who decided to hit his players because God told him to or something. And we close out with the great debate about wings: flats or drumsticks? Today's intro and outro music is provided by The Passion HiFi (www.thepassionhifi.com). You know what else has wings? Jets:

Today's episode is a bit different from our normal podcast. In the wake of the recent Brock Turner rape conviction and absurd sentence, Randolph spoke with Tricia Alexandro, who is a rape survivor and who recently posted details of her story on Facebook. In this episode you'll hear Tricia's story first hand, including the good and the bad of how people around her reacted when it happened, and how she moved forward in the aftermath. It's an important and courageous story, and we hope you'll benefit from hearing it.

And we're back at full strength this week, with the return of Tim Miller. This episode starts with some comedy talk before we move on to catch up with Tim about his recent health issues. Then, we speculate on some potential highlights of the upcoming OJ documentary. Next, we discuss what it is to be an artist, and what it takes to call yourself one. Then we revisit the Stanford rape case and discuss the pleas being copped by the rapists parents. And we close out with some Trump and election talk. Today's intro and outro music is provided by The Passion HiFi (www.thepassionhifi.com). We like to jest but we also like jets:

Once again, we're joined today by Karen (@SayDatAgain) and Rod (@rodimusprime) from The Black Guy Who Tips podcast (@TBGWT). This episode starts with some listener emails. Then, we discuss the do's and don'ts of church etiquette. After that,we talk about the ridiculous verdict in the Stanford rape case. And we close this episode out with a conversation between Randolph and the hilarious DC Benny (@dcbenny) recorded last week at Magooby's Joke House. Today's intro and outro music is provided by The Passion HiFi (www.thepassionhifi.com). Check out The Black Guy Who Tips podcast at www.theblackguywhotips.com. Check out DC Benny at www.dcbenny.com. We're only one jet away from our goal:

This week, we're joined by two special guests, Rod (@rodimusprime) and Karen (@SayDatAgain) from The Black Guy Who Tips podcast (@TBGWT). In this episode, we catch up with Rod and Karen and hear about some recent Twitter drama caused by a lazy journalist. Then, we listen to Trump's latest failed attempt to bond with black people. After that, we discuss the recent Cincinnati Zoo gorilla incident, and who should be to blame for it. And we close out with video of a woman who hates transgender people using the bathroom of their choice, and can't stop screaming about it at Target. Today's intro and outro music is provided by The Passion HiFi (www.thepassionhifi.com). Check out The Black Guy Who Tips podcast at www.theblackguywhotips.com. If we had wings we would fly, but we don't, so we need a jet:

We're joined again today by the great Petey Steele. In this episode, we check out a video of a woman who just can't stand her mother's dark skin. Then, we review the latest story involving a teacher getting caught doing porn. We spend a few minutes discussing Donald Trump's escalating idiocy before moving on to the Baylor football situation. Next, we watch a ridiculous NRA commercial. And we close out talking about Taco Bell's latest disgusting-but-probably-delicious creation. Today's intro and outro music is provided by The Passion HiFi (www.thepassionhifi.com).

Happy Memorial Day, folks! This week, we're joined by #3SPN standout, Petey Steele (@SteelebornDC). In this episode, we talk about whether roasts are a good method to settle beef between comics. Then, we give some NBA Playoff predictions. After that, we watch video from an extremely awkward sportscast. And we close out with some analysis of an article that explains how to become a better person. Today's intro and outro music is provided by The Passion HiFi (www.thepassionhifi.com). Prosperity starts here:

And here's another episode with the great Haywood Turnipseed Jr. sitting in (@woodyseed). We start this one off talking about Blake Lively's recent controversial Instagram post, and the nature of cultural appropriation. Then, we turn our attention to a mayor who's using the power of prayer to fix potholes. After that, it's the story of a local politician who posted a screenshot without closing his porn tabs first. And we close out with a judge who exchanged lenient sentences for naked pictures of defendants. Today's intro and outro music is provided by The Passion HiFi (www.thepassionhifi.com). In the sky, there are no potholes:

This week, we have Sock Puppet #1 back on the show, so give it up for Haywood Turnipseed, Jr. (@woodyseed). We start this one with Randolph and Haywood recapping last week's Foreign Exchange concert, which shifts into a conversation how to market yourself independently. Then, we talk about a couple recent horse deaths in Baltimore. Next, we discuss the latest wrinkle in the Redskins team name debate. And we close out talking about one of the hardest things to do in comedy. Today's intro and outro music is provided by The Passion HiFi (www.thepassionhifi.com). Tips are appreciated:

And we're back again with Philippe Schafer sitting in. In this episode, we discuss educational children's programming. Then, we take a look at an interesting new innovation in the world of beatboxing. After that, we check the latest Dick Gregory conspiracy theory. And we close out with some discussion on Trump and North Carolina's recent transgender bathroom law. Want to donate? Look no further:

This week, we're joined by one of our favorite returning guests, Philippe Schafer. In this episode, we discuss online dating vs old-school meeting people in person. Then, a listener email has us revisiting last week's conversation about parents beating kids. Next, Randolph gives us an update on his ongoing neighbor drama. And we close out with a long discussion on a rape joke told by a local comedian and all of the fallout and conversation it sparked. This is our tip jar: