Ep720 - Brendan Schaub Ends TFATK, Opie & Ron, Stuttering John
April 23, 2026
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Episode 720 · April 23, 2026
Ep720 - Brendan Schaub Ends TFATK, Opie & Ron, Stuttering John
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Ep720 - Brendan Schaub Ends TFATK, Opie & Ron, Stuttering John
Summary
This week we start off briefly checking in on Rob Saul, KarmicX, Mario Bosco, and Boyd Tinsley. Then we check in on Brendan Schaub who doesn’t hold back as he explains Bryan Callen is the reason why The Fighter and the Kid isn’t very good anymore. He has an argument with Chin that is bonkers as they discuss how young you have to be in order to be “silly” on a podcast.
Adam Busch brings in the Cringe of the Week with Corey Feldman celebrating his Bar Mitzvah on the streets of Beverly Hills and Aaron Imholte’s thoughts on Satanic pop music. Opie’s friend Ron the Waiter is shooting a pilot for television (allegedly) and Opie wants to talk about anything else. Then they have a guest on their show and get into an embarrassing fight in front of him. Stuttering John’s lolsuit had a big decision today that we discuss. We listen to John sing about how the Dabbleverse is dying in the way only the musically untalented and dimwitted StutJo can. Megan and Annie join to play a round of “Is It Gay?”, the “Opie or Burr” game, and Cardiff’s “To Poke A Dabbler.” We finish with reviews, comments, and voicemails.
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