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. With unedited banter and occasional guest appearances, this podcast offers a raw and comedic take on navigating adulthood and staying sane in a world full of, well, mostly bullshit. Strap in for a wild ride filled with laughter, relatable anecdotes, and a healthy dose of sarcasm.
Mostly Bullshit
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49 episodes
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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. With unedited banter and occasional guest appearances, this podcast offers a raw and comedic take on navigating adulthood and staying sane in a world full of, well, mostly bullshit. Strap in for a wild ride filled with laughter, relatable anecdotes, and a healthy dose of sarcasm.
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Recent Episodes
July 20, 2026
Episode 49 | Im An Ass Man
<p>The boys are back and kicking things off with the first <strong>BARBER-QUE</strong> 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.</p><p>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 sneakers, where they discuss the culture, the ridiculous prices, and why people will risk life and limb for a pair of shoes. (15:00)</p><p>Things take a turn when they talk about going to the movies, the modern theater experience, and those people asking for money outside every parking lot. Are they actually homeless, or are some of them running the longest side hustle in America? The guys have questions... and plenty of opinions. (31:40)</p><p>Ben Albert gets thrown into the fire when the debate shifts to one of the most divisive topics imaginable: driving with the air conditioning on. Is refusing to use the A/C a personality trait, a financial strategy, or just straight-up insanity? (42:00)</p><p>Finally, the episode wraps up with a love letter to weird movies and cult classics, including Karate Ghost, Turbo Kid, and the mysterious legend known only as <strong>The Dink</strong>. If you've never heard of any of them, don't worry... neither did half the audience before this episode. (1:01:00)</p><p>It's another completely unnecessary trip down the rabbit hole filled with laughs, bad opinions, random detours, and exactly the kind of Mostly Bullshit you've come to expect.</p>
July 6, 2026
Episode 48 | Its Summer Ya'll
<p>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)</p><p>Things take a hard left turn into one of Hollywood's strangest recurring stories—celebrities, bizarre deaths, and the "wait...WHAT?" topic of autoerotic asphyxiation. It's awkward, hilarious, and exactly the kind of conversation that makes you hope nobody walks in halfway through. (17:40)</p><p>The guys also react to the recent boat accident in Rhode Island and share why owning a boat might be one of the most expensive hobbies you can have. Then it's time for trailer talk, breaking down Whalefall, the new Jackass movie, and The Last House, with the usual mix of excitement, skepticism, and completely unnecessary commentary. (27:20)</p><p>Later, John A. Light takes aim at Fat Joe, Chuck recounts taking his son to a baby rave at Ocean Mist—which somehow turns into one of the funniest stories of the episode—and the internet delivers another viral gem with the Myrtle Beach lady video that spirals into an unexpected conversation about aliens. (41:49)</p><p>To wrap things up, the guys settle an argument everyone has an opinion on: what's the best food at a cookout? Burgers? Hot dogs? Pasta salad? Mac and cheese? Somebody's favorite side dish probably gets insulted before the debate is over. 1:15:08)</p><p>As always, it's mostly pop culture, mostly nonsense, and <strong>Mostly Bullshit</strong>.</p>
June 15, 2026
Episdode 47 | The Hot Dogs Done Yet?
<p>This week, the gang opens with a trip to <strong>Provganistan</strong>, a place that may or may not exist but somehow takes up a surprising amount of airtime. From there, things get competitive with a round of <strong>Pop Culture Jeopardy</strong>, proving once again that everyone knows random celebrity trivia but nobody remembers where they left their keys. The conversation then veers into <strong>3D printing</strong>, because apparently we're living in the future and still mostly using it to make little plastic dragons. (8:03)</p><p>We tackle one of humanity's greatest unsolved mysteries: <strong>Why does TV glare still exist?</strong> We've put people on the moon, created AI, and can order tacos from our phones, yet sunlight continues to dominate television technology. (16:45)</p><p>Jesse shares stories from his recent trip to <strong>Austin</strong>, including the sights, sounds, and inevitable realization that every city now has at least three breweries, four food trucks, and one guy who insists he's starting a podcast. (23:20)</p><p>Later, the crew debates whether <strong>Guy Fieri</strong> actually eats all the food on his shows or possesses some secret culinary superpower. They also discuss the new movie Tony and revisit the <strong>Kevin Hart roast</strong>, where feelings were hurt, jokes were told, and nobody escaped completely unscathed. (39:40)</p><p>The second half of the show dives into the season finale of <strong>The Boys</strong>, featuring reactions, hot takes, and at least one opinion that could start an argument online. (1:03:00)</p><p>Then it's time for a nostalgic trip back to the days of <strong>burning CDs</strong>, when making a playlist required commitment, patience, and the emotional devastation of a disc failing at 99%. (1:12:00)</p><p>To close things out, the hosts reveal their <strong>most anticipated movies of the summer</strong>, making predictions that will almost certainly age perfectly and not come back to haunt them later. (1:23:00)</p><p>All that, plus the usual detours, questionable expertise, and conversations that somehow make more sense while they're happening.</p><p>.........</p><p>Mostly Bullshit is @<a href="https://www.instagram.com/jessethabarber/" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Jesse </a> @<a href="https://www.instagram.com/charleswilliam17/" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Chuck</a> and @<a href="https://www.instagram.com/awatt219/" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Ant</a> </p><p>.........</p><p>WE DO NOT OWN ANY RIGHTS TO ANY MUSIC OR VIDEOS USED</p>
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