Mostly Bullshit
Join three best friends as they tackle everything from pop culture trends to the quirks of modern relationships, all while unapologetically venting about whatever's currently grinding their gears.
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Episode 52 | Beatin' It (opens the original)
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This week we get into BMX bikes, Dejon Love, Amusement parks, RI pizza joints and some unusual masturbating stories. ...... Mostly Bullshit is @ Jesse @ Chuck and @ Ant ...... Follow us on all socials! Youtube Intagram Facebook
Episode 51 | Dale' (opens the original)
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Episode 50 | Ham N' Egger (opens the original)
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We’re back in the studio with some new lights, immediately followed by a nostalgic trip down memory lane to the good old days of toll booths—because apparently we’re officially old now. We discuss the fine art of looking like a creep on purpose , the latest insanity caught on video around Federal Hill, Conor McGregor’s latest fight drama, and the upcoming World Cup. Then we tackle the hard-hitting question nobody asked for: Is pickleball actually a sport, or are we all just pretending? (10:00) T
Episode 49 | Im An Ass Man (opens the original)
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The boys are back and kicking things off with the first BARBER-QUE event of the season. Did everything go according to plan? Of course not—that wouldn't make for much of a podcast. They break down the highs, the lows, and the chaos that comes with feeding hungry people while trying to keep your sanity. From there, the conversation somehow spirals into board games, collecting stuff you'll probably never play, and the strange satisfaction of buying things just because they're cool. Then it's on to
Episode 48 | Its Summer Ya'll (opens the original)
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The guys kick things off reminiscing about what made summers as a kid so much better than adulthood before jumping into the Stanley Cup Finals, debating the NBA Championship, and wondering if it's finally time to upgrade the podcast table. Naturally, the conversation somehow drifts back into 3D printing because apparently every problem can be solved by making it out of plastic. (9:00) Things take a hard left turn into one of Hollywood's strangest recurring stories—celebrities, bizarre deaths, an
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