Project Real World

Engineer Jim was late this week, giving Mike an opportunity to snoop around the old master tapes at JMJR Studios. He discovers three cassettes by "Biz Kids," a financed-themed child rap group out of early 90s Manhattan. Despite Jim's complaints, Mike plays all three songs in lieu of a sketch or anything remotely comedic. #projectrealworld #bizkids #jmjrstudios #originalmusic

Episode 6 is what some people are referring to as "the sixth episode of the Project Real World podcast". A person close to the project's creators commented that " there's this one sketch in it, it's kinda dark, it's about these two weird dudes who go to a cemetery for skateboard legends or something, and I think they dig up Tony Hawk's grave at some point but to be perfectly honest I kinda lost focus halfway into it. Anyway, I'm almost certain it was a fictional account." Another critic spoke highly of the show's other sketch, which according to her was "about a guy who gets kidnapped by the police, and one if the cops is a cannibal and tries to eat him." When told that the sketch had formerly been an episode of the show's webseries, the critic stated, "Oh, that makes sense."

With Mike away at the Tri-State Social Coaches Networking Conference in Secaucus, New Jersey, Pad is charged with hosting the show all on his own. As per Mike’s prerecorded directives, Pad opens up the phone line to solicit real world social advice on air, from listeners of the show. Native New Yorker LeBrian James and Mike’s “brain coach” Belle Bridges call in with questionable advice which Jim the Producer attempts to dissuade Pad from taking seriously. #lebrianjames #bellebridge #prankcall #advice #callinshow

In this episode, Mike takes Pad to the Holy Foods grocery store so Pad can buy some real food and not die. After a detour through the cereal aisle, they chat with the store’s “Dairy Expert,” who helps them select a milk. Later, they run into a bit of trouble at checkout, and Pad’s social skills are put to the test. Will they make it out unscathed? Tune in to find out! (This episode is sponsored by LacToast.)

In this episode, Mike takes Pad to see a medical doctor, and we find out some unusual facts about the state of Pad’s health. Later, South Diego’s beloved comedy collective Clam Court makes its PRW debut with Pluto Boys, a laugh-out-loud sketch about two American entrepreneurs whose hunt for fresh plutonium leads them through a lethal and hilarious series of unexpected events.Meanwhile, in the studio, tensions run high between Mike and Jim, the engineer.

This week's edition of Project Real World features two great clips! First, Mike takes Pad down to The Giggle Hut, NYC for a lesson on being social from one of today's hottest stand-up comics. Later, LeBrian James makes his long-awaited return in a HILARIOUS prank call! He and his son, Jim, call up the LEGO customer service line for some help assembling their new LEGO set!

For the first episode of Project Real World, Mike Legg and Pad take you all the way back to the day that they first met, back when they were still making their hit "reality webseries," Project Real World! It's a heart-warming glimpse into the early days of a budding friendship (and New Media empire!)Pad, a socially-anxious professional video gamer, wanted to be more outgoing. So naturally, he hired the services of the Jake5 Institute for Social Arts. They paired him with Mike Legg, a former insult comedian and newly-minted Social Coach. With Mike's help, Pad successfully purchased a video game (from an IRL store), and called the power company to get his electricity turned back on.