4 chapters across the catalog
Michael Cohen Podcast, Tommy John Advertisement
The hosts contrast their "Value for Value" model with Michael Cohen's new podcast, which features traditional advertisements. They play a clip of Cohen promoting Tommy John's "hammock pouch" underwear and "scrotal distancing," mocking the former presidential lawyer's transition to commercial podcasting.
Supreme Court Deliberations, Tommy Tuberville, Texas Lawsuit
Senator-elect Tommy Tuberville shared a hearsay report regarding a heated confrontation within the Supreme Court over the Texas election lawsuit. The account claims that Chief Justice John Roberts screamed at Justices Thomas and Alito, refusing to hear the case out of fear of inciting riots. While unverified, the story has circulated among conservative circles as evidence of "moral cowardice" by the court's leadership.
Pod Save America, CNN "The Bush Years" Ad Controversy
The hosts of Pod Save America performed a live-read advertisement for the CNN series "The Bush Years" while explicitly mentioning a parenthetical instruction not to speak negatively about the show. This breach of advertising etiquette, followed by a transition into a Tommy John underwear ad, was analyzed as a symptom of the "privileged" nature of high-profile political podcasts.
Bill Gates Farewell Tour and the Nobel Peace Prize
Bill Gates is embarking on a "farewell tour" as he transitions to full-time work at his foundation, with some speculating he is seeking a Nobel Peace Prize. The hosts discuss the public's tendency to misattribute inventions, such as the belief that Gates invented the computer or Henry Ford invented the automobile. A satirical plan is hatched to credit "Tommy Toyota" with the invention of the car on Wikipedia.
