After a comparison of funky, Brewster and Michael Corleone… The boys eventually meander their way to the moon. Preschool spring break. Noah's farmers Liscense. Cow tipping. Old-school Calabasas memories.

Noahsterdamas makes an uncanny Lakers basketball prediction that comes true. And then more Lakers talk.

Gendas bizarre dog odyssey.

...the last supper.

Genda goes to a fancy dinner and experiences a major waiter catastrophe.

Genda dazzles with his impeccable Australian accent.

The gentleman reminisce on their interactions with Jim Rome in high school

This week, Noah and Genda welcome their first guest to the show. He is far right leaning political activist, Chris Montgomery. The conversation takes almost 30 whole seconds before it becomes an absolute Donnybrook… Genda's favorite word.

Hope you enjoy Noahgenda number 7!

The boys bring to you episode number 8.

The fifth installment of pure genius.

The boys are up to their typical shenanigans!

In this episode, the guys try to figure out who came up with the word podcast as well as the word Plaza.

And then, finally at long last they talk about sports, mainly the Dodgers, and then some Lakers and wilt Chamberlain.

Steve tries to say the word consonant. Sports movies. 80s movie quotes.

Hilarious joke at 34 minutes

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They meander their way to the blue Lagoon, which, of course leads to the hostage release in the Middle East

And of course Charlie Kirk's assassination.

An upbeat dialogue about our president.

And finally a good laugh about Steven Miller

Enjoy!

We decided to title this one as "Podcast #2" because it was the second one we recorded. Other names included "Podcast #2, The Comeback Tour" and "Podcast #2, The Farewell Tour":

Two relatively intelligent and occasionally amusing guys talking about everything, anything and frequently nothing… What they lack in Talent they more than make up for with lack of preparedness.

Remember the movie

“my dinner with Andre“ of course not because you’re not 100 years old, but it’s sort of like that… Without all that wisdom and insight garbage.

If you enjoy listening to them as much as they enjoy making it, then you’ll enjoy it twice as much as someone who hasn’t listened to it. That’s just simple math.