Episode 12 – Udders and Putters

The Team introduces, for the first time, a live studio audience in the BRink of Insanity podcast, episode 12. Zoe’s Kitchen is nasty and ignunt but is adorned with pretty colors and two dots above the ‘e’, and Towne Center really shouldn’t be spelled as such. We now have a listener in the mid-Pacific ocean, and Bart “pokes” fun at breast cancer. Mark Silverstein from the Food Network, and his speech impediment can both burn in hell…. with Harpreet. (refer to the Drink Till We’re Funny podcast for explanation of Harpreet, and burning in hell therewith). “Who Wants to Hump My Camel” is a new reality show, and Eight Mile is the only thing Taylor knows about Michigan. “Team Member” is American for Team Member and Taylor pussies out on her CD of the Week. The theme song is explained, Chevron is the new convenience store of choice, and much, much more.

Episode 11 – Your Coins Are Gross

This week in episode 11 of the BRink of Insanity podcast, the Team brings you the lamest, most unfunny podcast yet! We start out slow, with technical difficulties but have the answers to all your FAQs. Bart’s on crack and Taylor’s love for Jon Stewart is called into question. Maybe Taylor knows more about gay stuff than Bart. Bart is afflicted with a raccoon. “How You Durrings?” is explained in depth, Dolly Parton is a cultural phenomenon and much, much more.

Episode 10 – We Have So Much Something

Your favorite Team Members are back in the 10th Episode Extravaganza of the BRink of Insanity podcast… and while not that extravagant, Bart knows no bounds in his pursuit of podcast research.  Don’t piss off your waiters, or the bartenders at Clicks.  For that very same reason, Mrs. Taylor’s Mom has consumed A LOT of spit.  Casino Rouge is way better than the Argosy, as their billboards say so. Baptist is a bad thing, and we take a pizza break! Taylor has Pottery Barn on the brain, delivery versus Di Giorno, and smelly fridges yet again.  Bart’s a sucker for those in need as he gets hassled our favorite Circle K again, and we suffer harsh temperatures for sound quality’s sake.  We explain key-on-key action as we tally our number of international listeners, Web Pages for Dummies, and much, much more.