The Podgang convenes as Evan complains about the Decimation of Smaug, Pizza Hut and pizza in general, foods that are difficult to make at home (looking at you, sushi) “artisanal” toast, and the future of “artisanal” foods. Everyon

This week the show is joined by Bryan’s friend Greg to talk about The Bachelor. Yes, The Bachelor. But that’s not all! More 90s comics, being friends with a friend’s ex girlfriend and Bryan’s trip to Cleveland among a million othe

To celebrate the 40th episode (as arbitrary a number as any!) the Podgang drinks a ton of beer and discusses bullsh*t science, Drunk History coming to Baltimore, diversity in the workplace, Name a Downtown Neighborhood and the Best of 311. The News That&

Bryan and Evan reconvene after the new year to discuss the important matters of our day including the best Bat Mitzvah songs from 1994, 90s comic books, and their attempt to get on television when Drunk History comes to town to film. It’s the great

The Podgang convenes for the new year to talk about some late breaking bar news, everybody’s respective New Years Eves, and a very special soundbite captured by DennisTheCynic by State Delegate at the recent League of Women’s Voters breakfast

The show is joined once again by Patch.com reporter Adam Bednar to discuss the top stories of 2013 in Baltimore! Best of Change Maryland, Name That Video Game and a discussion of Barry Levinson’s “The Bay” also join in on the pile of go

Our year in review continues as we look FORWARD (“whoah” ~Neo) to 2014 and the top issues in the state legislature as we’re joined by returning champion and Daily Record contributor Bryan Sears and Red Maryland’s own Mark Newgent!

The episode continues as Jimmy Eat World enthusiast Justin Fenton hangs out as the gang discusses local news and issues. Marijuana op-eds, BGE rate hikes, T Rowe Price and Michael Beatty top the list as the fun comes to an amazing halt before the holiday

Beginning our Year in Review we kick off a special two part episode in the Year In Crime, starring none other than intrepid Baltimore Sun crime reporter Justin Fenton and crime editor Andy Rosen. Many tangents are covered including dipping sauces, fantas

The City That Breeds cast and crew, in its never ending quest to destroy Producer Mila’s social life, has started a spinoff of pure fluff – no politics, no anger, just pure pop culture and whatever else enjoyment. This week’s topic at h