Dave and Joe are back on the Gen Extra Podcast, podcasting from Northwest Pennsylvania. After a short break they catch up on life — sore throats, taekwondo, hockey, a new Honda Accord Hybrid, phone debates, Oktoberfest, and movies from Street Fighter to Toy Story 5 and Short Circuit.

Then they dive into Weird News: a repeat offender arrested for butt-sniffing, a Walmart employee accused of intentionally farting on a customer, a bear entering a teen's bedroom, a Hyrox athlete finishing a race despite losing control of her bowels, and a bizarre influencer "grocery bag" penis-stretching trend. Join them every Monday morning for pop culture, tech, and the odd and unexpected.

Hosts Dave and Joe recap a two-week family trip through France — from Loire Valley chateaus and Nantes shipyards to Mont Saint-Michel and Paris — covering travel logistics, cultural surprises (shutters, tipping, smoking) and a troubled return flight.

They then shift to the Weird News segment with stories including a deadly alligator attack in Florida, a flight instructor who jumped from a plane leaving a student to land it, an objectum sexual who left the Eiffel Tower for a fence, and a local "Balls Out Bowling" naturist event.

Dave and Joe return for a lively GenXtra episode covering everything from early Halloween candy and Trapper Keeper nostalgia to back-to-school memories and costume stories.

They dive into wild news — a theater evacuated by a moviegoer's flatulence, a Polish swimmer crossing 100 miles of the Baltic in 55 hours, moon-landing conspiracies, a debunked gorilla-glue revenge tale — plus beer pong rule debates and an upcoming taekwondo demo.

The hosts return after a multi-week break to recap life updates: an Outer Banks trip, an upcoming family trip to France, and a hilarious Buc-ee's convenience store stop.

Major personal milestones and mishaps take center stage — Breeze earns his third-degree black belt with a dramatic board break, they deal with car trouble after a deer collision and a skunk incident, and they improvise by installing window air conditioners.

The episode also dives into quirky news and conversations, from a controversial mermaid statue in Denmark and a new flatulence study to a gross-but-funny would-you-rather and movie talk about Disclosure Day and E.T.

The hosts catch up after missing a show and share an emotional nursing graduation story, a chaotic confrontation with a "confetti Karen," and family moments from commencement day.

They also cover news updates including missing scientists and investigations, a cruise murder charge, a California bear-suit insurance scam, a major hailstorm, odd human-interest stunts, movie recommendations, and everyday frustrations like deli service and Krispy Kreme orders.

Dave and Joe catch up on a packed episode covering the St. Patrick’s Day meteor, Artemis and space talk, new movies like Project Hail Mary and Scream 7, and the power of practical effects in film and TV.

They also dive into local oddities — a quadriplegic cornhole champion linked to a shooting, a Walmart $20 incident, the possibility of an Amish interview, and some lighthearted takes on eating out and movie re-watches.

The hosts chat through a windy, multi-day power outage — generators, grilling for neighbors, and a joke about didgeridoos filling the silent streets — then dive into curiosity about Amish life and what it takes to join their communities.

Other topics include the rise of cashless banks and QR-code risks, roommate kitchen habits, memories of a mobile planetarium, a crawfish boil, and a short debate over whether to use an unopened packet of expired shredded cheese.

Hosts Dave and Breeze catch up after missing an episode due to a plumbing emergency and dive into a chaotic mix of stories: Olympic controversies (a curling touch scandal and the bizarre "penisgate" injections), a French skier's unfortunate crash, and a movie pick (Predator: Badlands).

They also share lighter personal tales about Topgolf and a confusing car neutral lever, debate a viral gravity conspiracy tied to an eclipse, and laugh through odd items like a government chatbot prank and a smart-underwear fart study.