The rumors are true... Just like a Justin Beiber sings Bing Crosby's Greatest Hits at the Iowa State Fair, we're here to annoy you with our annoying brand of humor.

In the first episode of 2026 we talk about how Dan doesn't listen to podcasts, Skyline Chili, and of course.... Bougie Beaver Buttcheeks....

Just consider this entire season one big apology tour.

We're back..... STOP THROWING THINGS!!!!

See the trailer for Season 4 of Repressed Humor Issues, taped on a cold, wet day in Amsterdam...

Season 4 officially launches in 1 week! I SAID STOP THROWING THINGS!!!!

Fine... Just watch the trailer.

In this wildly unfiltered episode of Repressed Humor Issues, we dive headfirst into the chaotic cocktail of street-level absurdity, generational trauma, and corporate surrealism. First up: Dad’s Wisdom. Not the kind you find in a leather-bound journal, but the kind dispensed between bites of gas station jerky and unsolicited advice about carburetors and emotional repression. We unpack the cryptic one-liners, the passive-aggressive life lessons, and why Dad's endlessly put off the sex talk with their children.

Then things get anatomically intense. A naked homeless man with a shockingly large penis becomes the accidental philosopher of the episode, forcing us to confront society’s selective blindness, urban myth-making, and the uncomfortable truth that sometimes the most honest people have no pants. It’s part sociology, part street theater, and entirely NSFW.

Finally, we learn that Disney has an extra-special message for you in regards to your recently departed relatives... No, not that message... Nope, not that one either.... YES, THAT message.

As this is the finale of Season 3, we also wax poetically on what we did right, what we did wrong, and what we're going to keep on doing next season.

Thank you for continuing to make Repressed Humor Issues the least successful podcast ever!

Now I have to go shower off all the "naked homeless people with big dick" talk off of me.... I feel sooo dirty.