Internet Party

Our longest episode to date. A wild array of topics including a special edition Kraft Korner and Obama coming draped up and dripped out to the Duke/UNC game. The boys also make their case for getting a mf scholarship to the University of Hennessy. Tune in. Subscribe. Rate. Review. Tell your friends.

The boys dive into why, in 2006, at the height of the iPod's popularity, Brad walked into a Best Buy and chose to get a Zune. Also weirdly get serious for a moment discussing if people should be tried in the court of public opinion for tweets they sent out years ago.

Jeff Bezos is going to war with the National Enquirer over some pictures of his piece, and John cannot understand how Brad doesn't want to see what he's packing. The boys also discuss the often maligned gold standard, trickle down economics, and briefly touch on the relationship between New Zealand and the United States.

the boys are back on the sauce so you know this episode got a little bit off the rails. topics of discussion this week include the hot FIJI water girl, rich kids sitting courtside at NBA games, and you already know we had to hit y'all with a little crank corner. SUBSCRIBE, RATE, REVIEW, and tell your friends.

the squadron sits down on a snowy january evening to discuss best picture nominees. brad and john also introduce the crank corner. sit down, shut up, and prepare yourself for the only podington that is also the equivalent of a triple kegger bonfire. if it's monday, you already know that it has to be internet party.

brad and john talk soulja boy and his influence on the culture. does drake owe his career to young drako? is steve jobs less successful than soulja? all of these questions are answered and more on this bonus pod from internet party. strap in.

brad and john discuss their childhoods and touch on an issue that has been plaguing men for centuries. a certified slapper of an episode - heat from front to back with no commercial interruption. we like to have fun here. if it's monday, it has to be internet party

an introduction to internet party. john duda and brad james break down a variety of topics in under an hour. during a segment on harry potter, duda argues that hufflepuff is the worst house in the league and brad defends cedric diggory. the lads also discuss the trials and tribulations of participating in sober january. settle in. it's the podcast that's also a party.