Lost At Home Podcast

After an embarrassing correction and a Flat Earth Update, Scott and Jer dig into AAA to talk about the ramifications of DeepNude apps. In Web Droppings, a bishop wants to exorcise an entire city, Denver geese get the death penalty, Marvel jumps the shark and an Australian University wants to teach the world about metal. Get Lost!

A ghost divorce, lemon power, meat-based vegetables and sober Nazis. Get Lost!

On the sexiest of prime episodes, long-time listener and good friend of the show Christopher Ball steps in to chat about the various web droppings, from Walmart robots to robot marriages to a new evolutionary bone hook for humans. To close things out, Lost At Home got their hands on an exclusive, unaired Roy Moore campaign ad. Get Lost!

Scott starts off strong with a special announcement before diving into Web Droppings, where you’ll learn of a candle company trolling an entire state, an epic Florida Man story for the ages, spanning multiple states and chicken coops, another Florida Man’s problematic theft attempt, a couple of creep porn apps (even creepy by porn standards) and a new warning to women’s vaginas. Get Lost!

Scott sends Jer down a quick quiz clickhole to discover some of the most obscure online quizzes. In Web Droppings, a principal has a field trip for the ages, a drug-fueled ride leaves a man swerving for octopuses, a wanted man finds his way to auction, a game master gets banned for tasteless GM-ing and rats are the new cats at a historical bar attraction. Get Lost!

A man gets an electric treat repairing a synthesizer. A woman has a Michael Jackson phobia. Dead body water is a hot commodity in Ghana. Pornhub makes boner-hiding shorts. Get Lost!

First up this week, Jer puts Scott’s knowledge of silly championship games to the test. Is competitive baby crying really a thing? Next up, Lost At Home digs into the wonder of oral AI. In Web Droppings, Americans don’t understand numbers and a man ball explodes. Get Lost!

Scott is back from NOLA and the boys are ready to have their first standard Web Droppings show in a while. A theater frightens kids that came to view Detective Pikachu, and the frights weren’t due to the terrifying CGI of Detective Pikachu; A statistician has crunched some numbers on erotic manga; a manatee orgy stops traffic; and a YouTube channel has been streaming AI-generated death metal for nearly two months straight. Get Lost!

It’s all rapid fire this week as Scott and Jer catch up on some quick tidbits including reasons to not spoil Avengers: Endgame, Facebook being a bastion for dead people, vampire facial updates and an official protocol for the Navy to report UFOs. Also, Sonic Jalopy provides a sexy remix of a bird song that has been FLYING up the charts in the UK...*cough*...F*$k you, I stand behind that joke. Get Lost!

Lost At Home is filled to the brim with special guests this week! First, our good friend Sara makes a court-mandated appearance to give us a fresh new voice as we talk about Kid Rock and banned wagers on Jeopardy. Then Bruce Bruce and his new lady friend Piranhica pop in to chat about Australia’s plan to start a full-blown cat genocide. They also make Lost At Home Podcast history. Get Lost!

It's (about) the halfway point to Halloween, so Lost At Home ratchets up the creepy with a series of spooky, gross and downright strange news droppings. Alligator-eating giant sea bugs, bees that feed off tears, too many tarantulas, preserved haunted human tissue and a global search for witch bottles. Get Lost! 

Sex outside marriage is finally legal in Utah. A man loses weight by only drinking beer. Mother nature doles out proper justice for poachers. Space Jam 2 runs into casting problems. Angry White Male Studies is a real college course. You can do yoga with lemurs and it won’t make you gay. And Texas wants the death penalty for women who have an abortion. And Buzz Aldrin’s shit is still on the moon. Get Lost!

It’s the second Prime Quadruplet episode, which has no impact on the show. But Scott and Jer do a not-so-rapid Rapid Fire to chat about Grindr’s security risk status, a fix for climate change, mosquitos’ hate for EDM, beer fights, Alex Jones and a hit to the Kentucky beastiality industry. In Web Droppings, a Garfield phone mystery is solved, an ingenious plan to make money from cold calls emerges, the transgender community plots a new species and discrimination by exorcism is a thing...at a Hampton in Kentucky anyway. Get Lost!

This week we celebrate a friend of the show and film (and horror) legend we recently lost. Larry Cohen brought us amazing movies for decades, all of which were truly unique and always carried important social messages that resonate to this day. We were fortunate enough to interview Larry in 2016 and were blown away with his stories about brainstorming with Hitchcock and what it feels like to have John Wayne throw your script into the ocean. Enjoy this episode from the vault. If you want to know more about Larry, the documentary King Cohen is currently on Shudder and comes highly recommended. We will be back with a standard show next week.

Rapid Fire starts this episode off with nuggets about beer that can develop film, a tween that develops nuclear fusion, Danny Trejo’s new role, offensive Russian perfumes, boner energy drinks and a man gets sentenced to years without Pepsi. In Web Droppings, Uri Geller will stop Brexit, an orangutan gets an unwanted flight, lemonade stands might be legal in Texas and headless goat polo is a thing. Get Lost!

Lost At Home gets sort of political in their Politif*cks segment, where mandatory gun purchases, semen reporting and Trump safe spaces take center stage. In Web Droppings, alligators get to party, ancient ram semen is still potent and the mystery pooper hits broadway. Get Lost!

Rapid fire this week brings to the table mayoral goats, whale collisions, racist cars, Nebraska’s tough stance on slavery, Philadelphia party cemeteries and fried chicken accessories. In Web Droppings, a man tries to cure a haunting with fire before Scott and Jer dig into the Florida Man scoring system, covering a myriad of stories and a brilliant new Florida Man story ranking method. All this before Scott and Jer devolve into terrible (completely wrong) Chicago accents and attempt to do impressions of Mike and Kyle from one of their favorite podcasts, MAKTAC. Get Lost!

Scott and Jer get pretty offensive this week going off on tangents while talking about Florida banning banning plastic straws, the Brazilian president’s golden shower Tweet, the Indian army mistaking planets for drones, a dead, small-dicked billionaire, legal sex outside of marriage in Utah, hipster science and special donuts. There really aren't enough trigger warnings in the world to prepare you for some of what is discussed. It's been a good run. Get Lost!

Scott and Jer get experimental with a couple of new segments, starting with a rapid fire political segment covering a legislator who wants to starve the smarts into children, another legislator that thinks controlling climate change will kill his vegetables and a dead mayor that managed to come in a relatively close 2nd in his recent election. In Sportsy Chat, Scott and Jer step out of their comfort zone to talk sports, namely competitive light sabering and Olympic breakdancing. Finally, in Web Droppings, a burger chain serves fake cocaine, Pablo Escobar’s hippos are out of control, anti-vaxxers outdumb themselves and a man attempts to kill his wife with a snake bite by proxy. Get Lost!

Things go off the rail early on this sexy prime episode of Lost At Home Podcast that’s more intro segment than it is show. After numerous asides to start things off, Rapid Fire brings us dinked toys, an anus hotel, a drunk Dublin mayor, the Uncanny Valley, flying dogs and Jesus saving the death penalty. Finally Web Droppings gives us a sort-of-but-not-really cat fight. Get Lost!