For the rebel and the renaissance man.
In this first episode of the year, Jordan and Donovan talk about bourbon Bacon milkshakes, Arianna Grande’s palm tattoo, Deepfake videos as well as listener Super Bowl predictions. Also Josh of “HAM Radio Crash Course” stops in to talk about the useful hobby of HAM Radios, preparing for disasters and firearm laws in California.
In this Christmas special, Jordan and The Don discuss triggering classic Christmas songs and stories, why Donovan’s nickname was “Fuller” as a child and Payless’ high end shoe store stunt. They also kick off their Scofflaw Christmas gift guide and consume way too much Lagavulin for one episode.
Read the in-depth Gift Guide with links, photos and descriptions here.
In this short Halloween episode Jordan and The Don discuss defacing public statues with children’s craft items, a Giant Man-Eating Spider caught on camera and un unsettling Airbnb experience. Also, Vlad the politically incorrect Vampire stops in for his yearly visit to discuss his favorite streaming series, his Mayoral election campaign and getting entangled with the #MeTomb movement.
In this episode, Lady Scofflaw guest co-hosts with Jordan and The Don. They discuss “Professor What’s-His-Nuts,” choosing your own nickname, pole dancing for elementary schoolers and the laws they would scoff if they could scoff laws. Also filmmaker Matt D’Avella drops in to chat about his film “Minimalism” on Netflix, what it means to be a minimalist in a digital age, and his awesome podcast, “The Ground Up Show.”
In this episode, resident therapist Eric Anderson guest co-hosts and they discuss growing up in the punk scene, Netflix’s new harassment policy and a pet black widow named “Broccoli.” Also, the legendary punk rock frontman of MxPx, Mike Herrera, drops in to talk about his band, their brand new album, having an international record while in High School, a producer coming up with weird excuses to avoid their recording sessions, that time they did a Taylor Swift cover and being featured on the series finale of “Fixer Upper.”
In this episode, the Gents are finally back in the saddle after a silent few months. They discuss a woman delivering her own baby in a Turkey hotel, the 30 year old manchild who was sued by his parents for rent and Donovan’s experience in the Bear Grylls Survival Challenge. Also, comedian Bobby Henline stops in to chat about his awesome new company “Freedom Hard,” and they talk whiskey, cigars, coffee enemas, and his role as Pyro Paulie on “Shameless.”
After being in hibernation since New Year’s, the Gents finally come out to see their shadow. They chat about their fitness goals, an ATM spitting out free money and Canada’s new crazy landscaping laws. Also Dominic the Movie Critic makes his Oscar predictions and Ryan from Ruck.beer stops in to talk about the very strange and addicting new fitness hobby known as “rucking” and the awesome website he devoted to it.
In this extra special Christmas special (that’s a lot of special), the Gentleman have a slam bang show cooked up for you. Jordan, Johnny Boy and The Don donate this episode’s proceeds to “Operation Homefront” as they discuss their favorite Christmas films, holiday memories and their best and worst Christmas gifts of all time. Also, a rotating door of guests stop by including Tanner Guzy, John Lehr, Zach Anner, Rick Shick, Eric Anderson, Jason Jaggard and Walker Lamond! Not to mention a live musical performance by Fred Monslow, and interview with an Elf from the North Pole and a Gentleman’s “Holiday Stocking Stuffer Guide” with Douglas Smythe of Phoenix Shaving.
Enjoy this Holiday-themed episode on during your Thanksgiving weekend travels. In this show the Gentleman discuss Black Friday origins, terrible Trump impressions, experiencing life from your smartphone, Butterball’s help hilarious hotline and Superman’s terrible CGI mustache removal. Also Aa Black Friday Deals Expert comes on to help our listeners get the best out of the shopping day, and Scott of Aristocob joins us to talk about International Corn Cob Pipe Month, the fascinating history and tradition of corn cob pipes and why it is truly every man’s favorite smoke.
In this Veteran’s Day Weekend episode, the gents discuss some plot holes in Ferris Bueller’s Day off, an Amazon Package filled with $100K worth of drugs, expensive hobbies and John’s doctor extorting him to buy his CD’s. Also Maj Scott Huesing stops in to chat about his upcoming book “Echo In Ramadi,” traveling in the Marines, unconventional warfare, leadership and discipline and what people can do to support veterans and their families.