If you ever had an inquiry about how the minds of Devin and John work, look no further than this episode.

At the time of streaming, the Grammy's were almost a week prior, and we had not only no interest in watching, but a firm reason to see everything get a little bit more exciting than previous years.

How did we make that happen?

By creating our predictions along with professional wrestling input!

Join these two idiots as they break down how Billie Eillish spears Sabrina Carpenter through the barricade, Post Malone fights alone, and how R-Truth looks to win Money in the Bank against Beyonce.

Don't try and make sense of it - we sure as hell didn't.

Did you know that everything is connected in fictional characters? Literally, everything. It can all be linked together.

Jay and John were not aware, but through careful research and studies, Devin was able to link everything by defining "canon" in its most basic form.

How does it work? You'll have to listen in and find out.

Source: U.S. Copyright Office Public Records System

Three years ago, on a cold January afternoon, during a recording of a previous show, Devin lost a game where he was forced to watch the worst Christmas movie ever produced.

If you read the title, and you know what it is, then you can sympathize.

What follows are his notes as presented from his watch of the film to Jay and John, so they can experience the horror of Kirk Cameron's production with him through his flashbacks.

Join us as we explore one of the worst reviewed movies of all time, one of the worst acted films of all time, and the frankly bizarre Kirk Cameron's Saving Christmas.

Now...help us raise money for Devin's therapy.

But first, hot chocolate.

Could we have found a more lame (controversially) band to cover?

...I dunno, probably?

Either way, the private eyes of DARYL HALL AND JOHN OATES are always watching you, whether it's through massive success in singles, very odd character work in the acting world, or a focus on Mark Henry and mistaken identity, we decided to cover them.

Special thanks to Danny Attack and the lads from Knives for the suggestion - let us never listen to your suggestions ever again.

Take #2 on this recording!

Today, we welcome in the band KNIVES (Danny Attack, Adam, Brendan) to talk about their favorite band - BLINK 182.

The group that started in the days of band names created off of AOL Instant Messenger brings in a reunion no one saw coming. Mark, Tom, and Travis might now be touring and playing together again, but that's not without some troubles in between.

Join us as we talk aliens, UFO's, Mark Wahlberg, Tom Cruise, and how many albums have actually been recorded by the band.

Thanks again for KNIVES hopping on this episode. We initially had them on last year, but due to audio issues, couldn't edit or publish anything, so they were nice enough to swing by again.

KNIVES and DANNY ATTACK will be playing at this year's THE FEST in Gainesville, Florida. More information on upcoming shows can be found here: https://www.dannyattack.com/

https://www.facebook.com/KNIVESFL/

And now for something completely different!

This is the FIRST episode of Parley Cinema, where we take you to the movies to pitch the script on a smash or a box office bomb.

This week - we take a look into the actor JACK BLACK and see if the demons he worship in Tenacious D left the rest of the world with a bad taste in his movies, or a success in life and on screen.

Enjoy the first episode of Parley Cinema - Where Facts go to the Movies.

This episode is a different take on what we've done previously, with a more in-depth journalistic take on the events that transpired over the hot July weekend in 1999.

This is Woodstock 99.

Join us as we look at the bands, the coverage, and the booking of an event that was originally intended to celebrate the anniversary of the Peace and Love festival, that ended in disaster with the deaths of 3 people and hundreds of thousands in damages.

Jay takes the stage as host this week. Take a listen in and enjoy this episode of Parley Radio - Where Evidence Faces the Music.

Do you also like tacos and burritos?

Jennifer Lopez isn't a fan, either of us or South Park, so what better way to annoy her than to cover her for this episode!

Join us as we do a deep dive into "Jenny from the Block" if that block is actually in a predominantly upper class part of the Bronx that she talked about constantly without having any association...not like we're calling her out or anything.

See who the real divas are in this edition of Parley Radio - where evidence faces the music.

This episode is sponsored by Unikorn Rescue & Training:

https://unikornrescuetraining.org/