The boys go down the dark and scary road of old timey medical devices. It's horrible. You'll love it. 

We're back after a three-month hiatus! As much as it sucks to have disappeared, Jay and Dean both went through some pretty major life changes (puberty) that caused the show to have to hit the shelf for a while. We return with a Want Ad from 1990 that we found is Jay's childhood garage, and we're searching for treasures. 

Also check out the video version of the show at "Belligerence Podcast" on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wu1BNznqF5g&t=21s 

It's been an eventful few weeks off for the Belligerence duo. Dean almost met his maker and got in a car accident all in the same hour. Dean also shares a harrowing story of being emasculated at the Doctor's office. 

The boys play a game during the second half of the show, which puts Jay's law skills to the test with public embarrassment on the line! 

Dean found his Livejournal from his emo days back in 2004, and it's exactly as cringeworthy as you'd expect. The boys dive into Dean's teenage angst, drama, and lies. 1993 Mark Wahlberg makes an appearance. 

Stay tuned towards the end for our take on Black Lives Matter and the ongoing fight against injustice. Our complete statement can be found on our Instagram. 

Dean and Jay get their fucking minds absolutely blown out of their heads as they venture down the Mandela Effect rabbit hole. For those unfamiliar, the Mandela Effect is the phenomenon where a large number of people share a false memory. A prominent example is the spelling of the Berenstain Bears. Most children of the 80s and 90s would swear it was spelled "Berenstein". Are these phenomena proof of alternate universes? Are we all just bad at remembering? Did THE DEEP STATE POISON US WITH THEIR VACCINES? We may never know. 

You've heard of the Freshman 15? This is the Covid 15. Dean and Jay discuss their completely fucked eating and sleeping habits during the pandemic. The guys tackle some more lighthearted topics, and go down a YouTube rabbit hole that leads to some pretty odd places. 

Glad to be back!

First and foremost, we wish all of our listeners and their families good health through this pandemic. The boys discuss what they've been doing while sheltered-in-place, and talk about how this pandemic might change the world for better and for worse.

Stay tuned at the end of the show for a pre-release listen of Jay's (Echo Kraft) new track, the aptly-named "Pandemic". 

Seriously, what else would this episode even be about?

The Lonely Bois (what we're calling ourselves now that we can't leave the house) discuss the new world we're all living in.

Dean absolutely loses his mind around the 30-minute mark due to the spread of misinformation and the gullibility epidemic that is accompanying the actual virus. Jay and Dean talk about some of their experiences so far during the pandemic, and give their takes on the politicization that has become the norm whenever a crisis hits.

On a serious note - please, PLEASE, follow the rules, stay healthy, be kind, show some humanity, and remember it's not about you but it's about the well-being of the greater good.

Are you bored? Stuck inside the house in your hazmat suit riding out the Coronavirus hysteria? Let Dean and Jay keep your mind off of your impending doom with a game! The guys pull some scenarios from Chuck Klosterman's HYPERtheticals: Questions for Insane Conversations and have some... insane conversations. 

What started out to be a Super Tuesday special featuring more of our favorite Lesser Known Candidates devolved into a full-on political debate between Dean and Jay. You're all finally going to get what you've wanted - yelling about politics. ⁠

The boys do touch on a couple more of their favorite weird Presidential candidates, such as the infamous Mr. Deez Nuts. ⁠

On Dean's 33rd birthday, the boys discuss the recent "scandal" regarding Jim Carrey's comments to a reporter during an interview, and how the overall theme of "cancel culture" has permeated entertainment for better or worse. 

The second half of the show kicks off the Belligerence Fringe Candidate Presidential Primary, with the first round of candidates being introduced ahead of our Super Tuesday special on March 3rd. Vermin Supreme, The Rent Is Too Damn High Guy, President R. Boddie, and others, get thrown into the ring to decide who the final two nominees will be come Election Day 2020