I talk about how Doug was a terrible cartoon for weenies, Raul should have been in the credits for Cloverfield, Zach tells us about THE GREATEST BEAR TO EVER LIVE, Devon has some more looney Nazi Wunderwaffes, and Random talks about the Opium Wars,

Katie Kasarda was kind enough to join Jimmy and Eden this week. Topics include: Katie and Eric Sapp's fake(?) feuds, whether or not Carly Rae Jepsen's new album is better than Taylor Swift's 1989 and Eden's latest travel adventures.

I wanted to talk about South America so I used my podcast powers to force my friends to as well! HAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAA. I talk about how certain Peruvians spend Christmas, Raul tells scary stories he heard from his Grand Mother,

This week on Jimmy & Eden, Double Fine's Amarisse Sullivan joins Eden and Jordon to talk about friendship, hugs, cream cats and chicken-crusted pizza. - If you like the episode, leave us an iTunes review! If you don't,

We're joined by the ever lovely Pyrion Flax, aka Ted, for the 53rd episode! Jimmy (@jimmychampane), Eden (@edenthecat), and Jordon (@mrjvirtue) chat with the King of Dota...mostly about alcohol and the internt...as usual...help us.

Jordan talks about the King Komodo Dragons, Raul talks about how that CPR class is hella creepy, Dev tells us how Belisarius is the best war buddy, Zach talks a Korean bull fighter, and Ran tells us why Mitsurugi isn't in Soul Caliber if you're in Korea.

I talk all up on some animals in the wrong places, Random livens up the room with genocide, Devon talks a really deserving war hero, Zach digs on Queen Njinga, and Raul tells how a cancer patient is probably keeping you alive.

In this week's episode (which was definitely not supposed to be the fifty third episode or anything weird like that), Patrick Lindsey and Reid McCarter came by to talk to Jordon and Eden about their new book Shooter.

I talk about how hype and dope and jawsome some National Animals are, Tibet kinda sucked, Random talks MAD MONEY MALI, Devon tells how women are what won the war against Spain for a tribe, Raul takes us to The Green Inferno which is lovely this time of...

We talk about the most American food made by the French in America, there's some china talk, some Kpop, some Bob's burgers, Vietnam, the middle finger, and absolutely no Ninjas.