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Party Party Party (#003)

Rob & Mike discuss if Mike has any wedding jitters, his upcoming bachelor party, Rob’s birthday, strip clubs, beer on boats, future HBR streaming shows, Twitch stars, The Good Place, how many episodes do you give a new show?

Chasing the Jetsons

R.I.P., Toll Takers (#003)

Rob & Mike discuss the Apple product reveals, the Equifax data breach (and how it’s been mishandled comically), streaming vs. broadcasting (like there’s even a debate), Amazon’s warehouse workers and expansion, automated burger machines. Then they break down “Jetsons Nite Out.”

SmarkOut

Objective Mount Rushmore (#004)

Rob details Homebody Media’s inability to keep up with SmarkOut’s rapid pace, runs down Raw and SmackDown, and discusses the concept of an objective wrestling Mount Rushmore (your “core four” wrestling of all time) – and if it could ever exist.

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That Damn W Word (#003)

Rob fights through subpar audio quality to chime in on the Sexy Star incident and blackballing in wrestling for incidents such at that one, followed by him examining the questionable lack of black WWE Champions including missed opportunities.

Homebody Radio

"When do the reward end?" (#002)

On this week’s edition, Mike & Rob debate wedding planning, podcasting with enemies, being a good (fake) listener, fears of public speaking, bullshit holidays, hosting an obligatory cookout, Yahoo Answers, Wikipedia graffiti, Babraham Lincoln, and more!

Chasing the Jetsons

George Jetson, Monster (#002)

On this week’s edition, Rob & Mike apologize for NOT discussing sex robots last week, the upcoming Jetsons live-action reboot(!!!), Amazon cutting Whole Foods prices by up to 43%, drones don’t expect tips, grocery delivery, automated cars, crank windows, buying DVDs, and MoviePass.

SmarkOut

Vince Owns History (#002)

On this week’s edition, Rob quickly recaps Raw and SmackDown from this week…. THEN Rob gives a brief history lesson on wrestling’s regional history until the current circumstances of WWE reigning as the only remaining “territory” from the regional era that lasted until the early 1990’s.

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