In this episode, Keith relates his plan to run so fast around the planet that he turns back time and is able to stop FOX from canceling Arrested Development.
Also:

* Joe's fat-loss
* Stupid break-ins and murder/suicides
* Spring trainin'
* An accidental political discussion

In this week' episode, Keith confesses to the massive chaos he caused at the 1987 Buckeye Boys' State. Listeners are warned that this podcast describes events that may be shocking for portions of our audience, with scenes of mayhem so severe that they may cause the listener's spleen to rupture.

Additionally, Keith and Joe gab about:
Weight Watchers
Movies: Pro or Con?
Stories Ripped from the Headline

In this week's edition, Keith and Joe forego political discussions to focus on the all-important question of just why the hell anyone would buy a video game based on Grey's Anatomy. Topics include:
*The Oscars and why they sucked so very badly
*Movie sequel letdowns
*TV show video games
*Ex-girlfriends: There but for the grace of God

In our fifteenth episode, we talk breakfast: Is it always made better with the inclusion of pickled goat testicles?

We also make a tasty fritatta out of:
*The Oscars/Razzies
*Joe's Upcoming Class Reunion
*The Stimulus Package

Give it a listen, if you've got the balls. (Or ovaries. We're not picky.)

In this week's return show, Keith and Joe explain just where the hell they've been. (Hint: it has something to do with the government's secret cloning program.) Also, they quasi-discuss:
*Parenthood
*Facebook
*The Obama Administration

In this episode, Joe and Keith awake from a six week coma and find that nothing has changed…and everything has changed. No, actually, not much has changed. It just sounds more dramatic to, uh, nevermind.

Anyway, this week, we make a hash of:
*Long lost DC Comics characters
*Having kids
*Marathon training
*Hillary and Obama…still?

This week, the boys hop in their jalopy and set out to save their best chum, Chet. Errrr, wait...let's try this:

In this episode, Joe and Keith find themselves utterly unable to say anything remotely insightful about the current economic slowdown. (They’re not the sharpest knives in the drawer.)

Also fitfully chewed on:
*Moment of Truth
*Teen girls and their STDs
*Gun rights & the Supreme Court

In this week’s episode, Keith details the lengths he’ll go to in order to find his type of marathon. Let’s just say it involves salted cod.

Also, we yell about:
*The Catholic Church’s New Sins: Better Idea Than New Coke?
*Eliot Spitzer and the Goblet of Prostitutes
*Obama/Clinton: Now Begins the Nastiness
*Shitty Cinema Gets a Firm Date

In this week’s episode, Keith details the lengths he’ll go to in order to find his type of marathon. Let’s just say it involves salted cod.

Also, we yell about:
*The Catholic Church’s New Sins: Better Idea Than New Coke?
*Eliot Spitzer and the Goblet of Prostitutes
*Obama/Clinton: Now Begins the Nastiness
*Shitty Cinema Gets a Firm Date

In this extra-super-special 10^th episode of The Conversation, we provide listeners with a tantalizing glimpse into a future episode. We also hash over a variety of topics, including:

§ Dungeons & Dragons

§ Rapidly outmoded technology

§ Advanced Movie Screenings

§ The /Road House/ curse.

In the seventh episode, Keith and Joe tackle the week’s toughest issues, like how fast the revival of American Gladiators is decimating our country’s collective I.Q.

Other topics include:
Fun with Mike Tyson quotes
Postal Douchebaggery
Alpha Female Sitcoms
Listener Mail
Super Tuesday: What next?

A movie review podcast sends lives sprialing out of control as the hosts' quote whoring causes irreparable psychological damage, and more!

On this week’s post-Super Tuesday edition of The Conversation, we ask the important questions, like, with which candidate would you be most willing to have sexual relations? Other topics covered include:

The Week in Sports

Old music and lameness

Class reunions

Super delegates: what the hell are they?

Once again, The Conversation PRESENTS another fantastic bit of irreverent (or is it irrelevant?) sketch comedy in an easy-to-digest little bite-size package.

Enjoy as Bob & Karl explore the "generation gap."

Karl and Bob take a serious half-hour look at douching and its role in society. The Conversation is always explicit, but this episode seems cleansed by the freshness of a morning breeze. So sit back with a refreshing glass of vinegar and water, and enjoy this very special episode!

Email KarlBaloneypants@gmail.com or BobFelcher@gmail.com with comments or suggestions.

The Conversation is essentially a complete waste of your time. It's like masturbation, only without the payoff.

January 16th, 2008
Today's Banter:
*Steroid Use
*PacMan Jones
*God's Fax Machine
*3rd Party Politics/Suicide

Biff feels as though his life has been a little too straight-and-narrow, and shares his plan to spice things up with his mother.

CAST
Biff: Bob Felcher
Biff's Mother: Karl Baloneypants

The Conversation takes all the things that you'd normally WANT in a podcast and removes them entirely from the show. What's left is then processed, canned, and passed off as entertaiment.

Tune in to hear Bob and Karl blather on about topics as inane as:
*Presidential Primaries
*Wrong Numbers
*The WGA Strike
*What is Joe Drinking?
*and of course, Douching

The Conversation, Episode 1: January 3, 2008

Topics:
Bride of Killer Nerd,
Supertasting,
Iowa/New Hampshire,
Atheism@Xmas,
Polar Bear Plunge