MenuR&J #447 – Dust to Dust
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Joe has an update on Chris Restivo’s alleged audition. Rob and Joe take questions from the chat revisiting many topics from past shows including; station politics at 98 Rock, real estate, family, marriage, sex and a lot of discussion about death. Joe closes the show by complaining (and demonstrating) on the air how difficult it is to actually “cancel anytime” when your meal-kit service free trial is ending.
Aired Live Monday, October 14th at 7:30PM
R&J #446 – A Lot of White Claw
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Joe reveals the secret behind a little social media prank he played on Rob. When people don’t understand his tweets, Rob gets frustrated. Joe is really up on the music of Taylor Swift. Katie’s best friend was married over the weekend and the wedding featured a gigantic wedding party and a lot of drinking. Katie trusted Joe to remember one thing for the wedding. Joe risks his perfect Lyft score for a college athletics strength trainer. Marcus has an update from the previous conversation about his injury and its affect on his lovemaking.
Aired Live Monday, October 7th at 7:30PM
R&J #444 – Love Wall
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Marcus suffered a couple of injuries during his absence, one of them to a very sensitive part of the body. Joe accidentally picks-up when Chris Restivo calls him with an update on the shirt. He also reaches out to Rob to ask if he’s aware of all his huge show business opportunities. Rob gives Joe Blue Apron as a gift, so he decides to complete the sign-up process during the show. Katie isn’t happy when she discovers Joe did this without her. Following the petsitting story on last week’s show, Joe has a conversation with his neighbors off the air and one of them did not like the segment. Katie talks about the drama surrounding her very recent exit from Under Armour. Rob’s been offered a new potentially lucrative gig, but he can’t use practically any of his existing material.
Aired Live Monday, September 30th at 7:30PM
R&J #443 – Locked Up
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Rob frantically searches for his wallet after Robby informs him about his own bank account being hacked. Joe is creeping around the radio station on Sunday morning, or so it might appear to one of his colleagues working in the studio. Rob was not the only one who misplaced something, and when his neighbors are involved Joe can never seem to get out of his own way. The show’s social media is flooded with feedback on last week’s fast casual burger disagreement. Joe and Katie review the new theatrical release “Hustlers”. SPOILER ALERT. Robby saw the movie they should have picked to see instead. Joe recalls a story about asking a girl on a date to see “Rambo: First Blood Pt. II”. Once again, Joe creates tension with Katie when he mentions how she binges shows ahead of him. Rob and Joe argue over the believability of “Unbelievable” on Netflix.
Aired Live Monday, September 23rd at 7:30PM
R&J #442 – Straw That Broke the Camels Back
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Rob receives another unsolicited email from someone who wants to be part of DLP. Joe is going to get his Five Plated sign back from Winchester in a few weeks, but Katie may not allow it to be displayed in the house. Joe reveals whether or not the 98 Rock “fan” that he spotted at a baby shower returned to the Raven’s broadcast area. Chris produces yet another one of his impressionist bits and sends it to Rob, who seems to be the only one (besides Erik) who actually thinks its worthwhile. A very contested debate on Twitter leads Rob to pose this same question about fast food on the show.
Recorded Monday, September 16th at 7:30PM
R&J #441 – Truthteller
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Rob, Joe and Robby apologize and explain what happened last week. Rob would like to do a third edition of the Scott Apple game, but that would put Joe in a weird position. Joe attends his rich buddy’s party and is disappointed by the number of people he actually knows in attendance. Rob couldn’t go to the party because he was in Syracuse where he met a comedian whose act and claims to fame were equally outrageous. Rob heard Joe’s solo pre-game hour on the way back from New York, so they compare notes. Joe pulls back the curtain on the glamorous life of a sports broadcaster. Rob is still unsure about his appearance on Laughfinder after the fact, but he feels he was good at rolling the die.
Recorded Monday, September 16th at 6:30PM
R&J #439 – Cause for Alarm
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The Die Laughing crew makes a trip to Virginia Beach. Joe works in the FunnyBone sound booth there and walks a mile in Robby’s shoes. An audience member playing a role gets confused by stage direction. Joe is a big fan of karaoke if you bring some outstanding comedic entertainers with you to participate. First responders race to the hotel, where several of the cast is staying, because of an incident in their room. Joe must appear in traffic court and regrets not drawing on some constitutional law knowledge when he had the chance. Everyone weighs-in with this year’s Super Bowl predictions. Joe needs help with his A.D.D.
Aired Live Monday, September 2nd at 7:30PM
R&J #438 – More Than She Bargained For
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Joe starts the show by repeating a punchline that hits close to home. Jeff Goldblum is inching toward A-list status with his new Disney deal. Joe gives his review of a new movie starring a golden retriever. SPOILER ALERT! Rob has a Gramps story, but this one he heard at home, not from the man himself. Katie and Joe spent a day in Hershey and couldn’t handle the rollercoasters nor believe the number of ugly people. A major beef that Katie has with Joe spills over on to the show. SNL announces their lineup for season 45 and Rob points to a couple of special nights, for one in particular he’s sure Katie will want to set the DVR. Rob learns a lot about promotion and the definition of “curse word” from his black comedy colleagues. An inferior product and poor customer service do not deter Joe and Erik from being loyal customers to Five Plated Clothing. Although they both look forward to it, neither Rob nor Joe has tried the new Popeye’s sandwich. Katie has major concerns about her rapidly aging husband. Die Laughing seems to be gaining a following finally in Annapolis, but Joe worries when he sees that the crowd skews older. Joe spots someone familiar at a baby shower who doesn’t really want to admit to being a “fan”.
Aired Live Monday, August 26th at 7:30PM
