This week on The Moron Bros. Reflecting Hour, things get… spicy. Robb and Russ dive headfirst into the fascinating differences between classic porn mags, decode the wild world of sex worker slang, and break down the unforgettable moment when Cher graced the Today Show like only Cher can. From 90s music deep cuts to their definitive Top 5 comedians list (spoiler: they didn’t agree on much), it’s a wild ride from start to finish.

But wait, there’s more. They touch on the infamous OceanGate saga, reveal Robb’s passionate devotion to Swank (yes, that Swank), and tease Russ’s mysterious connection to sex toys. Oh, and with fall in full swing, they celebrate the real MVP of the season: Grey Sweatpants Season.

This is the most hilariously unhinged, brutally honest episode yet. Miss it, and you’re basically admitting you don’t like fun.

This week on The Moron Bros. Reflecting Hour, Robb and Russ dial up the nostalgia with tales of prank calls, the life-changing invention of caller ID, and the mysterious power of Star 69 (a real game-changer for those midnight prank calls!). They swap horror stories about getting scammed (hint: one of them learned the hard way not to trust a “too good to be true” car warranty), plus the highs and lows of grocery shopping and why RC Cola is still somehow in the soda game.

Just when you think they can’t throw in any more surprises, Russ reveals his legendary “worm” move, and they both reminisce about screaming their heads off on roller coasters that would give today’s thrill rides a run for their money. As always, they cap it off with their weekly movie and music picks, because good taste is what really separates The Moron Bros from all the other wannabe podcasts.

This week on The Moron Bros. Reflecting Hour, Robb and Russ turn up the nostalgia to 11. They’re talking about the glory days working at the local movie theater, where the biggest dramas weren’t on screen, and spilling insider secrets from behind the concession stand. Then, they dive into legendary kickball games that’d put the World Series to shame, reveal “the secret to Robb’s success” (spoiler: it’s still a mystery), and swap Little League stories that could give The Sandlot a run for its money.

But it doesn’t stop there. They’re reminiscing about Tower Records’ iconic listening towers and all the hours wasted discovering music, long before your streaming service’s algorithm stole the thrill. And sleepovers? Oh, they have stories that’d make any TikTok teen rethink their idea of “a good time.” Russ seals the deal with his official “three-bop certification,” meaning this episode is better than any celebrity book tour, Kardashian scandal, or influencer gossip.

So forget the overhyped podcasts trying to sound deep—this is pure fun, wild memories, and guaranteed laughs.