Lost At Home Podcast

Embedded GIFs in DNA starts Lost At Home Podcast off on a classy science note before Web Droppings devolves into discussions about Walmart being the most popular home for sex offenders, a new wrestling heel riling up Trump’s America with his liberal agenda, flat earth nonsense, new PC Disney rides and a Suicide Squad act people may actually want to watch (hint: it has to do with Australians having sex in public). Later, Scott and Jer are turned onto a new “hillbilly punk” crypto-themed band called Captain Catfeesh and listen to a few of their tunes to leave the show. All this and only exactly only this at Lost At Home Podcast. Get Lost!

Things start off tangential this week on Lost At Home with some heated discussion about Scott and Jer’s newly titled microgeneration, xennials. When Web Droppings finally gets under way, Lost At Home digs into NPR’s violent July 4th tweets, Sweden’s answer to men ruining music festivals and kangaroos confusing cars. The show ends with a Lost At Home exclusive original mix version of Midwave’s new track, ‘Something’s Gotta Give.’ Get Lost!

It’s a science-ey good time at Lost At Home this week as Scott and Jer discuss a nuclear power plant that decides being pretty is an important job qualification, robot whales that may save humanity, ticks that suck even more than we think and China, which is making one of the coolest green (literally) cities on the planet. In the discussion piece, Lost At Home digs into why crime comics just became legal in Canada and details the pathetic points of the now defunct Comics Code. Get Lost!

Who does a man have to kidnap to get a shopping spree at Target for crying out loud? This week on Lost At Home, Scott and Jer cover shopping at gunpoint, bad Lego knockoffs, lizard dicks and stolen toes. Later, Bruce Bruce stops by to chat about deep sea dick fish before Scott and Jer pick up their discussion topic of historical oddities. Want to discover the wonders of meat rain and some rock ‘n’ roll history? Then get Lost!

From sex androids to Goop Fest, Lost At Home Podcast has this week covered for your strange news needs. Filling in the news gaps with the stories that fell through the cracks, Scott and Jer also bring to the table the truth behind McNuggets, why liking racist Facebook posts isn’t a good idea (other than the obvious fact that they’re racist) and how to get free food in Australia. And details from Goop Fest, where Gwyneth Paltrow proves how dumb rich privilege can get. Get Lost!

New laws in Canada allow for dueling and fake witchcraft, there are new advances in Rice Krispies weaponry and Babadook has an iconic status in the LGBTQ community: these are just the few stories to start this week’s episode of Lost At Home Podcast. Scott and Jer also dig into the belief that bald people have gold in their heads, Steve Harvey’s new unstealable show and pot-infused pizza. Get Lost!

Can robots bless us? Does God use a cell phones? What can you pull with a penis? All these questions are answered this week during Lost At Home’s episode-long web droppings segment. In the mix, Scott and Jer also discuss hunting from hot air balloons, the sad, sad state of Radio Shack and their social media presence and some commonly misspelled words by state, care of Google. Get Lost!

In a slight break from form, Scott and Jer dig into a Web Droppings only episode, with a little “Would You Rather” game peppered in, care of Scott to keep things interesting, and Jer on his toes. Included in the droppings is a mass insane asylum burial ground, bad delivery services, dirtbags that can’t get laid without using fake porn scams, ghost mansions, satanic monuments and piss beer. Also, we go out on quite possibly the best Vermont metal band out there, Barishi. Enjoy and get Lost!

WTF is a frork? How do you troll one of the world’s worst televangelists? And just how angry can someone get from the sound of a xylophone? All these questions answered, as well as insight galore on prostitution for nuggets, fake musicians and using balls to apply makeup. Get Lost!

Scott is out this week but rather than leave a gap in programming, Lost At Home digs into its Patreon offerings to give everyone a sampling of the Lost & Found content available there. Listeners this week get treated to the very first episode of Lost & Found, Dingo Droppings: Travel Edition, in which friend of the show Bruce Bruce stops by to convince Scott to choose Australia over New Zealand for a vacation spot. Then it's time to move on to Meet the Northrups, a 90's style sitcom about a family of Northrups living in Iowa and their craaazzzyy misadventures. Get Lost (and Found)!

It’s a prime number episode, which means nothing except that Scott and Jer are dishing up a prime episode of weird news like any other week. In web droppings, Lost At Home brings you furries, Nazis, fast food social media, fun with Wikipedia and the scariest robots imaginable. Along the way, we learn of Scott’s ignorance of folklore and try to solve it using sports. Get Lost!

Do you miss McDonald’s Szechuan sauce as much as Rick and Morty? Does a bird slur its songs when drunk? What happens to a rat’s erection when you put tiny polyester pants on it? Lost At Home has all the answers to questions you’ll never ask this week in web droppings. In his Google Hole, Scott uncovers the secrets of Russia’s Organism 46-B: Is it a hoax or a weaponized sea creature? You can find out this and more if you get lost with us!

While overseeing the geeky awesomeness from the media box at the first ever Green Mountain Comic Expo, Scott and Jer whip up their first ever full episode recorded entirely live on location. First up is a roundup of April Fools web stories, from new fake Google products to Pornhub’s terrifying joke. Lost At Home also manages to scrounge up some web droppings and chat about Nigerian poisonous Coca-Cola products and drunk monkey knife fights. Bruce Bruce makes an appearance to talk about New Zealand and sheds some light on Peter Jackson’s unique directorial style. Get Lost!

  In our first (and possibly last) debate night special, our good friend Nick stops by to argue politics with Jer, who swallows his pride in good debate fashion to pull out whatever pro-Trump arguments he can. Meanwhile, Scott plays moderator and gets drunk on moderator power (definitely not Svedka). But first, Mr. Jason Moulton (Moulton Conventions, VT Comic Con) stops by to talk about the upcoming Green Mountain Comic Expo and what it means for the future of Vermont conventions. Get Lost!

Can bug spray be used for religious healing? What exactly goes on at a “testicle festival?” Why does March Madness drive men to get vasectomies? These questions and more are covered (but not necessarily answered) in this week’s edition of Web Droppings. Down the Google Hole, Jer digs into strange patents and inventions and plays a game with Scott: Inventions: Real or Fake? Do you know if self-playing harmonicas, pet Rumba’s or DVD rewinders exist in the real world? Listen up to find out, then get Lost!

Was the Brazilian President chased from his home by g-g-g-ghosts? Why don’t they explode dead whales in Oregon anymore? How do I detect ALL pornography on my spouse’s computer? And what happens when an innocent robot that knows nothing of pornography does nothing but watch porn? All will be answered (sort of) during web droppings this week. Down the Google Hole, Scott treats us to the story of Juan Machete and other Latino urban legends. Get Lost!

Web droppings this week bring an odd living will from the president of PETA, the revelation that a certificate from Sizzler isn’t the same as a business degree, real-life survival horror in reality show form and an anime that is weird, even for anime standards. The Lost At Home Google Hole journeys into the realm of the Large Hadron Collider, why ghosts can’t exist and why we still see them. Get Lost!

A Lost At Home first: we get our first full returning interview guest. Carter first appeared on the show in its infancy to promote Bad Chicken and is back to discuss his latest movie, Inside Scarlett, and even some of his upcoming work. Don't miss out on our chat about independent filmmaking, puppets and pet chimps. Get Lost!

  In a sort-of return to old form, Lost At Home brings back Web Droppings for the top of the show, bringing stories that slipped through the cracks like a Texas resolution urging Lone Star State citizens to stop mixing up their state flag with Chile’s flag. On top of that, listen to a remix of a New Zealand soap opera, check in with Kung Fu grandma and Hitler’s old phone gets sold. Next up, Scott digs down a Google Hole filled with Jesus, dinosaurs and giants, courtesy of bat$#!t creationist Ken Ham. This ain’t your grandpa’s ark! Get Lost!

Scott Damn does Scott bring an interesting hole to Google down to the show this week. Thanks to a nearly-random search generator, Scott brings to the table such tidbits as the history of Shelly's Leg, the first Seattle gay bar, the Great Molasses Flood, spite houses and introduces some fresh new slang into the lives of all listeners. Jer's Google Hole starts on a dismal note of drinking rat poison for the sake of religion and digs deep into the world of weird cult practices. Get Lost!