Guys Of A Certain Age

One might say that The Guys are a skeleton crew of sorts: Robbie does the editing, Jay writes the episode descriptions, and Art does the impressions. But do they perform these essential functions in space? While being chased by pirates? Light years from home on a spaceship run by a banged up droid with memory issues? Unfortunately, the answer is D: none of the above. Instead, they

Join Robbie and Jay on this episode as they sail away on the official Guys of a Certain Age yacht, along with Michael McDonald, Kenny Loggins, Christopher Cross, and Toto. And friends of that certain age, of course: Steely Dan and the guy from the Pina Colada song. But not Art: apparently he gets seasick. It’s the Yacht Rock episode, where Robbie and Jay sing their favorite hits

It’s a snow day at the GOCA Studio, which means Art and Jay are phoning it in, and Robbie is the only one who lives close enough to actually walk to the studio - and he had to walk uphill both ways. (He didn’t share what ways he was walking, but The Ministry of Funny Walks should issue a report soon.) Luckily, Jay and Art were only needed for Geeks of the Week, with rumors of

The Guys are well into 2025, but they’re still close enough to 2024 to reminisce about what Santa brought them. From legit light sabers to graphic novels, fine glassware to cross-country trips, concert tickets to Doritos socks - all the geek gamuts are covered. Apparently Santa understands who he’s dealing with. And in Geeks of the Week, there’s a little going and lot of co

Between the hours that go into researching, rehearsing, and recording this podcast, and the hours spent watching TV series and movies (also apart of researching the podcast), it’s a wonder The Guys have time to go to real jobs every day. They manage, but it’s a struggle. But all that time is worth it because of this episode, the more-or-less-annual recap of The Guys’ favorit

After years of cajoling, inviting, hinting, and other synonyms, The Guys finally sit back and let The Wives have their say. Two of them, at least. It took a pre-recording dinner and let’s be honest - a surprise unveiling of a portable studio at the podcast Christmas party - but that seemed to be the magic combination to get Jay’s wife, Melissa, and Art’s wife, Becky, on the

You want geeks? The Guys got geeks. (The Guys ARE geeks.) This episode is full of it. Er…full of them. Art quizzes Jay and Robbie about continually running comics and they guessed 75% of them correctly, leaving 25 % as jughead status. And speaking of comics, Dollar Tree (also known as $1.25 Tree) made a big announcement on a similar subject. Jay went to Europe, Los Angeles, and

Nope, this episode is not about Boston. It’s a different Wicked. This is the Wicked that is a Broadway musical hit, and somehow Robbie ended up in the theater watching it. A musical. Are we in an alternate universe? And will Art and Jay sing a few tunes along the way? You’ll have to follow the yellow brick headphones to find out. Meanwhile, in other worlds, another prequel is

It’s dark in Gotham City, and that’s just the sort of vibe that fits the Penguin’s plan to take over the city and make his mother proud. The actors, the story, the makeup, and the very lack of Batman make The Penguin one of the best superhero-adjacent streaming series in a long time. \Not a fan of the Batman? That’s okay, as long as you like the Sopranos and appreciate a g

Buckle up! This episode could be a bumpy ride - but not to worry, Jay brings a playlist of airline safety videos that you might actually watch. Art shares the passing of an iconic horror flick actor while anticipating the passing of Superman and Lois. Tomb Robbie announces the announcement of the actress who will sit on the next Lara Croft throne. Then things get…regrettable. Du