This week, Review's Andy Daly makes the journey to Dumb People Town aboard an inflatable raft held together by duct tape. Along with The Sklars and Daniel Van Kirk, Andy discusses Review's seminal episode, "Pancakes, Divorce, Pancakes," and Orson Welles. 

Story #1 brings us a man accused of practicing medicine without a license, and leads to impassioned discourse about circumcision. The group chats about Andy's disturbingly hilarious character, Don DiMello.

Story #2: the tale of a turkey skin skirmish. Andy spills the beans on his fear of Y2K.

 Story #3 involves a car crash blamed on the legendary mythical beast, Sasquatch. 

Mark Wahlberg leaves a voicemail describing the Wahlberg family Thanksgiving traditions and pumping up an upcoming project. 

This week, Review's Andy Daly makes the journey to Dumb People Town aboard an inflatable raft held together by duct tape. Along with The Sklars and Daniel Van Kirk, Andy discusses Review's seminal episode, "Pancakes, Divorce, Pancakes," and Orson Welles. Story #1 brings us a man accused of practicing medicine without a license, and leads to impassioned discourse about circumcision. The group chats about Andy's disturbingly hilarious character, Don DiMello.Story #2: the tale of a turkey skin skirmish. Andy spills the beans on his fear of Y2K. Story #3 involves a car crash blamed on the legendary mythical beast, Sasquatch. Mark Wahlberg leaves a voicemail describing the Wahlberg family Thanksgiving traditions and pumping up an upcoming project.

It’s as much an exploration as it is a celebration of dumb people doing dumb things (often in Florida). With Daniel Van Kirk, Randy Sklar, and Jason Sklar. www.patreon.com/dumbpeopletown