Relatively Speaking Podcast Episode 107

An episode of the Relatively Speaking Podcast podcast, hosted by Relatively Speaking Podcast, titled "Relatively Speaking Podcast Episode 107" was published on August 11, 2017 and runs 49 minutes.

August 11, 2017 ·49m · Relatively Speaking Podcast

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Summary

The Relatively Speaking Podcast is back to air the greatest edition of any podcast in the history of live noises being recorded through third-hand applications! Jared and Joseph immediately go off the rails on an episode that was designed to go off the rails. Joseph discusses how he and his father plan to cheat in a tournament at their family reunion so they can make a few extra dollars. It isn't the most sane thing ever discussed, nor is the plan to win money actually in place, but it makes for a weird weekend preview. As for Jared, he is going to a bachelor party this weekend. He provides very little details, as he fears his wife or employer may be listening to the Relatively Speaking Podcast. The show itself is about other shows. The co-hosts actually create a show in a show. Magically, it is about the TV show Lost in an airplane or something -- more than likely something, but don't worry about the semantics. Either way, you get to hear some weird casting choices by your favorite podcast hosts. That's not all! The guys received a handful of AMAs from the incredibly loyal Relatively Speaking Podcast listenership. Would Mighty Mouse or Jerry from 'Tom & Jerry' win in a fight to the death?Why is it almost impossible to be able to guess how hard a person can throw a baseball solely based on appearance?Is Nikola Jokic already better than Michael Jordan and LeBron James?Is Ron Baker the worst player in league history with a no-trade clause?Are you familiar with Wilt Chamberlain’s alleged alias George Marcus?There's another question not suitable for digital publication

Episode Description

The Relatively Speaking Podcast is back to air the greatest edition of any podcast in the history of live noises being recorded through third-hand applications! Jared and Joseph immediately go off the rails on an episode that was designed to go off the rails. Joseph discusses how he and his father plan to cheat in a tournament at their family reunion so they can make a few extra dollars. It isn't the most sane thing ever discussed, nor is the plan to win money actually in place, but it makes for a weird weekend preview. As for Jared, he is going to a bachelor party this weekend. He provides very little details, as he fears his wife or employer may be listening to the Relatively Speaking Podcast. The show itself is about other shows. The co-hosts actually create a show in a show. Magically, it is about the TV show Lost in an airplane or something -- more than likely something, but don't worry about the semantics. Either way, you get to hear some weird casting choices by your favorite podcast hosts. That's not all! The guys received a handful of AMAs from the incredibly loyal Relatively Speaking Podcast listenership. Would Mighty Mouse or Jerry from 'Tom & Jerry' win in a fight to the death?Why is it almost impossible to be able to guess how hard a person can throw a baseball solely based on appearance?Is Nikola Jokic already better than Michael Jordan and LeBron James?Is Ron Baker the worst player in league history with a no-trade clause?Are you familiar with Wilt Chamberlain’s alleged alias George Marcus?There's another question not suitable for digital publication

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