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Bush's Baked Beans, Natasha Bedingfield, Ralph Macchio, Minoxidil stories, and more!

Throw on that corduroy and get cozy with us!

THE EPISODE
This week Jack breaks down the brutal comedy show where he tried crowd work about meeting Coretta Scott King (it went exactly how you think). Brendan reveals his doctor put him on minoxidil…and that his beard may come back before his manhood does. Andrew talks camping and scamming REI and Lululemon.

Then, we each take a turn sliding into celebrities' DMs, hoping for a response.

THE PODCAST
The Corduroy Boys Podcast is a cozy comedy podcast, hosted by stand-up comedians Jack Adam, Andrew Bergen, and Brendan Ryan. Just good vibes, games, stories, and fun riffs. New episodes every Tuesday!

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Andrew: @andrewbergen
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CHAPTERS
0:00 Who’s The Instigator, Really
2:10 Bombing At The Brewery Show
6:40 Crowd Work Bits That Went Nowhere
12:20 Parents In The Crowd And Stage Nerves
15:40 Beard Regrowth, Minoxidil, And Side Effects
22:00 Libido, Propecia, And Modern Masculinity
28:20 Camping, Fire, And Finding Comfort
35:20 Gear Regrets, Returns, And Warranty Ethics
42:30 Beans, Branding, And Shower Routines
49:20 The Celebrity DM Challenge
56:00 Ralph Macchio vs Natasha Bedingfield
1:07:20 Wrap Up And Sign Off

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Throw on that corduroy and cozy with us!

This week on The Corduroy Boys Podcast, the boys spiral through some of their best chaos yet. Brendan opens with an aggressive honk he absolutely did not mean to deliver, leading to an existential debate about soft honks, hard honks, and whether every car should bring back the AOOGA.

Then we break down Irish goodbyes at weddings, family parties, and anywhere you might want to disappear without the emotional paperwork. Jack tells the story of chauffeuring Brendan to a wedding (and somehow making money on the deal), and Andrew goes deep on his recent trip to the library’s glass “fart pod.”

From nipple-destroying shirts to wrestling childhoods, John Cena encounters, and a shockingly personal Curtis Sliwa fundraiser gig, this episode does not come up for air.

If you like unhinged banter, oddly sincere etiquette debates, and three men who absolutely should not be allowed to discuss fart physics publicly, this one’s for you.

THE PODCAST
The Corduroy Boys Podcast is a cozy comedy podcast, hosted by stand-up comedians Jack Adam, Andrew Bergen, and Brendan Ryan. Just good vibes, games, stories, and fun riffs. New episodes every Tuesday!

SOCIALS
Send in for Poopy Head of the Week/Dope or Nope: corduroyboyspod@gmail.com

Follow
The Show: @corduroyboyspod
Jack: @jackadamcomedy
Andrew: @andrewbergen
Brendan: @brendanryanisfun

Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Sound Check
03:01 Fashion and Personal Style Among Men
06:03 Wrestling Memories and Personal Anecdotes
08:58 The Dynamics of Friendship and Collaboration
11:56 Creative Processes and Contributions
15:00 Driving Etiquette and Apologies
19:06 The Evolution of Car Horns
20:32 Navigating Social Interactions in Parking Lots
21:40 The Dynamics of Paying for Rides
25:38 The Irish Goodbye: A Wedding Etiquette Discussion
31:24 Library Experiences and the Comfort of Public Spaces
37:12 The Science of Farting: A Humorous Exploration
40:24 Navigating Humor in Relationships
43:24 The Dynamics of Long-Term Partnerships
45:40 Reflections on First Relationships
48:14 Curtis Sliwa: A Comedic Encounter
55:20 Political Commentary and Comedy
01:01:10 The Title Debate
01:02:01 Listener Feedback and Reactions
01:03:03 Segment Naming Controversy
01:05:33 Exploring Alternatives: Dope or Nope
01:08:28 Defining Dope: A New Perspective
01:11:42 The Importance of Audience Engagement
01:14:43 Final Thoughts and Future Directions