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<p>The Story Pirates have a garage sale, and something very important gets sold by mistake. Featuring two new stories: “Jumping Bean Jack and Bouncing Bailey,” a song about the joys and perils of portable trampolines, written by Bridget, a 9 year old from New York, and “Betsy’s G ... Show More

<p>In need of extra cash, Siegfried makes a dicey business decision. Featuring two new stories: “The First Kids to Work at the Census,” a song about two kids who just want to put their natural talents to work, by William, a 7 year old from California, and “Rowan and the 3 Sloths, ... Show More

<p>Baby With A Mustache is left alone on the ship and must defend it against bandits (Joe Lo Truglio and Beth Dover). Featuring two new stories: “Minnie, the Cutest Dog in the World,” a musical homage to Britney Spears about a lucky pup, written by Leif, a 9 year old from Indiana ... Show More

<p>Camila Cabello came to hang out with the show and chat about her new album 'Romance'. We talked about 'food myths' and it turned into 'Lies your parents told you'. Plus, we have a few stories form backstage at our Q102 Philadelphia Jingle Ball!</p><p> </p> Learn more about you ... Show More

Grab a bottle of Trader Joe's wine and tuck into this episode on your way to Hooters after not cuddling your girlfriend, after all, everyday can't be her birthday. It's just what this undeniable classic intended! Guest: Carl Tart of fellow Headgum podcast, XOXO, Gossip Kings. Wal ... Show More

Bobby, Amy and Eddie songs that share a special place in their hearts because it reminds them of their childhood. We play the Bobby Feud and try to name the Top 10 Chocolate Bars in America. New Artist Taylor Acorn stops by and performs her song “Like the Movies”. Learn more abou ... Show More

The Gregory Brothers, the musical group known internet-wide for their viral series, “Auto-Tune the News,” join Rhett & Link this week to talk about the path that led them to compose the theme song for the hit Netflix series “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt,” the behind-the-scenes stori ... Show More

Did Neagheen play a blunt in a school performance? Was Stevie’s choice of a “going-out” top in high school the definition of sex appeal? Can the D.A.R.E song be made into a lullaby? These questions are all answered in this week’s episode of BFBA. The duo reminisces about their da ... Show More

We spin the wheel of sour. Loser must try and keep the world’s most sour candy in their mouth for 20 seconds. Morgan Evans stops by to play some songs for us and Bobby tries to get him to sing with his Australian accent. Eddie wants to know what we think about his babysitter want ... Show More

Good morning and welcome to the ride! Have you tried J's Nuts? Bitterman explains the benefits of a outta nowhere backhand (insert sound effect here). A Crown Royal bag was found inside the Jackpot Joint of Jerusalem and it is comedy to say the least (What is that velvet?). It we ... Show More

Bobby plays the song Raymundo wrote for his fiancé about their love story. Raymundo says they're planning to use it as their first dance song this Saturday. Eddie talks about how he was parent shamed at a restaurant for giving his foster baby a phone at the table. Plus, we give L ... Show More

The delightful (and cherubic???) Broti Gupta (Friends from College, Speechless - @BrotiGupta) brings a serious case of the giggles to the catchiest existential crisis via children, "MMMBop" by Hanson. This episode cursed by Kelsey Grammer. UNPUNCHABLE JAMS: "9 to 5" by Dolly Part ... Show More