Lost At Home Podcast

If you like crazy, you've come to the right place. This week on Lost At Home, Scott and Jer bring crazy conspiracy theories to the table, from Satanic popstars to the most emo-tastic interpretation of Grease to all sorts of Star Wars non-fan theories. And in this week's discussion, learn how to live on nothing but air. Or maybe you'll die of thirst and starvation, just be sure to keep some McDonald's handy if you want enlightenment.

If you want to know which hotels in North Korea to avoid, why the iDildo might be a bad investment or why you've never seen a real forest, stay tuned to the Lost At Home Podcast this week. Scott and Jer cover that and more, such as Thai Freddy Kruegers and sad Scots.

Consumerism is king in Scott and Jer’s discussion on everything from McChicken loving to fatal kite fight clubs to diarrhea-inducing gummy bears. In web droppings, Juggalos finally get some attention in ritualistic fashion, with some help of course from southern murder forest clowns.

Stranger Things are in the air when Mark Steger, AKA The Monster, AKA The Demogorgon, calls into Lost At Home to chat about everything from his work on Stranger Things (of course) to what makes pie so f*cking great. Mark offers up some additional tidbits for all sorts of listeners, including: Why Tool would win in a fight against Metallica (hint: Danny F*cking Carey)? How about those crazy Stranger Things fan theories roaming around the web? And what makes marine archaeology so cool (other than the obvious fact that it’s marine + archaeology)? And how about that Stranger Things season 2 we’ve been hearing so much about?

Ray Santiago calls in this week to chat with Lost At Home about what's in store for his character Pablo in the upcoming season of Ash vs. Evil Dead. In the process he tosses out some teasers (naked Ray? Ash-ey Slashy?) and some almost-but-not-quite spoilers. To end things, Ray takes a spin through our ten questions, where he fills us in on why cats kill, designs a light saber and chats a little Stranger Things. So come and get lost with Scott, Jer and Ray, Evil Dead style!

Part II of the behind the scenes writing and brainstorming process for Scott and Jer's next Halloween radio play venture, consisting of a fine cross between Donald Trump, Hellraiser and, yes, Ed Wynn. Enjoy this extra nugget between episodes and be a fly on the wall as characters get fleshed out and ideas get savagely beaten around.

Join the Comic Con Countdown as Scott and Jer sit down with the mastermind of VT Comic Con, J "Jason" "Big Daddy" "Comics Adonis" "Meltin'" Moulton, and preview what’s to come in the Green Mountain’s grandest of geek gatherings. And Web Droppings you ask? How about cat-hating popes, Stranger Things and inappropriate Pokemon? Later, author Oliver Kranichfeld chats with Jer about his new work, Flatlander, debuting at VT Comic Con. Find us and all this goodness at VT Comic Con August 27th and 28th!

Listen in as Scott and Jer brainstorm ideas for this year's halloween special. Last year it was a two-part Star Wars special, the first year it was erotic fan fiction between monsters and this year Lost At Home ups the stakes again for an epic three-part event for the month of October. It hasn't been written yet, but be a fly on the wall as it gets fleshed out.

There will be blood this week as Scott and Jer take you on a journey through the past, present and future to bring you the hemoglobin-ist Lost At Home yet. If you're looking to learn about blood-sucking popes, vampiristic Texans and repurposed horse phallus, you've come to the right place. And if you're rich, listen up to the tips on how to get young off teenager blood!

Politics abound this week Lost At Home brings you bags of RNC fetuses, Trump’s war on porno and Hillary’s war on art. And watch your back or you may be the next victim to a 5-year old’s assault. And are dolphins trying to take over the world? Yes. Now wait out the Dolphin-pocalypse with The Lost At Home Podcast.

Get caught up on the latest craze! No, not Pokémon Go, but “fish bras!” But of course there has to be at least one Pokémon-related story that slipped through the cracks and Lost At Home has it for you. Later, our favorite author Chuck Tingle trolls the trolls, and Justin Roiland and ‘Rick and Morty’ beat everything out at Comic Con. And move over North West, Apple and Jermajesty, there are even stranger baby names out there, enough so to get banned in some countries. Scott and Jer save you time and feed you the short list so you can get back to whatever form of Pocket Monster you’re wrangling while reading this.

It’s time to catch up on who exactly this Mike Pence Trump VP candidate is and Lost At Home has the answer. Pence. Is. Lizard People. We dish out the truth behind that and give a quick rundown of all his other attractive qualities, from fetal funerals to a hatred of Mulan to a vampire daughter; Pence is quite the character. Elsewhere in the show, we have Florida headlines and an Indiana man’s plea to racists to send him back to Africa.

Good friend of the show Jason Northrup stops by to chat with Scott and Jer about all things Pokemon, sexy cling wrap, erotic Florida ladies and Fran Drescher. And Bruce Bruce stops by to give some insight on Aussie news and some opinions on China. Why not?

It’s sexy tech week at Lost At Home this week. Whether it’s getting free nude photos in exchange for not voting for Donald Trump, robots escaping their human slave drivers or Brexit porn, we’ve got you covered. And if you want some fun new prank ideas, listen to the end for our AAA segment.

Tim & Eric's Davin Wood calls into Lost At Home this week and discusses his work on Awesome Show, Tom Goes to the Mayor and his recent work on Heidecker and Wood. Throughout the interview, we'll ask the important questions, like why did everyone have to rock so mildly in the 70's? We'll also learn why you shouldn't talk s#!t about Huey Lewis & the News, why Davin has a grudge with Empire Strikes Back and why Watership Down is the greatest movie score ever.

Jer has dysentery and Scott drowned while attempting to caulk the wagon and float across the river. As such, Oregon draws the ire of the Lost At Home Podcast this week; we'll discover together that the first viagra scammer was from Oregon, that it’s illegal to walk down a sidewalk and knock a snake’s head off with your cane in some towns and how to tip a prostitute with spare change and monkeys. First though, in Web Droppings, vegetables and animals predict sports, Australian teens are picking up smoking for clever and evil reasons, there is a land of evil apes in China and cat wine exists so your cat can be drunk before it eats your eyes after you inevitably die alone in a one-bedroom apartment. Also, why the fascination with diarrhea Arizona? And is there a leprechaun problem in Utah? Get lost and find out!

It doesn’t have to be Halloween for things to get scary around Lost At Home Podcast. This week, Scott and Jer discuss one way to make Florida even scarier, how The Purge makes everyone into murderers, the finer points of graveyard pornography and the insanely awesome Friday the 13th game. In other web droppings, racism still exists on the Internet, tenants of an apartment complex get an unwanted Facebook “friend” and a new Japanese restaurant stands strong on their “no fatties!” stance.

Ben Gleib calls into the podcast this week, fresh off his new standup special Neurotic Gangster on Showtime. We chat about his special, his show Idiotest on GSN and his podcast Last Week On Earth. Along the way, we also uncover other tidbits like awkward celebrity encounters, which social media platform needs to go and why Bob Barker is so f@*kable. Ben also gets to test drive a new game created by Lost At Home specifically for him. And the hot new Pup Boyz track drops, care of Sonic Jalopy, Elemen-Oh-Pee and X-Factor.

Don't hate what you don't understand. Like "pup play." At least hold your judgement until Scott and Jer school you on the magical world of adults (generally men) dressing up and acting like dogs. Other lessons this week include meat wielding extremists, boob hating kangaroos, neo-Nazi love for Taylor Swift and, surprise, a Republican political figure from Texas says something stupid about "The Gays." And the Lost At Home Podcast gets a BamBox to open on air!

Weed? Boring! Cocaine and heroin? Nice try grandpa, but the kids today are a bit more original than you. This week, Lost At Home brings you some new, mostly dumb ways to kill brain cells, whether it's via anti-poop medicine or fermented sewage.  In news, we've got phones from the future, artificial meteor showers and most Texans are gay! Dave Thomas approved.