Redhead and the Boy

Jonathan and Dee discuss generations - those before us, and those after us (who hate our side parts for some misguided reason). They take an online quiz to see which generation they'd fit in best.

On this Laughtrack and Tits episode, the conversation derails and falls into chaos. Enjoy.

Is trust given or earned? Should we trust the process? Could we make a steam-powered masturbatory device for men with reduced hand mobility? Jonathan, Dee, and Ken discuss trust in this episode.

Jonathan and Dee talk about dreams, nightmares, and briefly touch on the capitol riots.

It's the final episode of the year/season! Join Jonathan and Dee as they recap 2020, discuss what they'd like to see, and ring in the new year with a special poem.

Jonathan and Dee watched Xanadu and no, they still do not understand it.

Before the previous episode, Jonathan, Ken, and Dee talked about a lot of things. I don't remember what they were, but it was good.

Jonathan and Dee discuss opinions with the least opinionated person ever: Mr. Ken Krayer.

Would you like to know far too much about the Great Molasses Flood of 1919? Have you heard Mozart's song, "Lick Me in the Ass?" What do you remember about the friendly soldiers of Liechtenstein, or why Ben Franklin took "air baths?" We have the answers here, in this enlightening episode about the history you never learned in school. *Fact Check: "Kick My Ass" is a Vic Chesnutt song and not created by Big Star. Garbage did, however, cover it.*

Jonathan and Dee drove to and from Colorado and discuss the trip briefly before derailing the conversation to take a deeper look into their star signs.

What reality shows do you love/hate/love to hate? Jonathan and Dee discuss the trash they've been binging, as well as veer off into an in-depth discussion about racist cannibals. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Have you seen Dee's favourite movie? Well, you should. Jonathan and Dee talk about their reactions to Stranger Than Fiction in this episode.

Have you ever been abducted? Jonathan and Dee haven't, but they'll discuss the topic like they know everything. Aliens are up for discussion on this episode of Redhead and the Boy!

Dee attempts to read tarot cards for Jonathan, after answering questions from a real person. I mean, that's pretty much it.

How often do you get tested? Jonathan and Dee discuss STDs/STIs and how to be a responsible human. If that sounds boring, the conversation derails many times, so we promise it's not boring.

Jonathan and Dee discuss past life regression while Jonathan eats a lot of disgusting, moist food. If you hate smush food sounds, maybe skip this one. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Are raisins just grape jerky? Is Jonathan a better person when he's high? Where did the murder hornets go? Learn all the things in this episode of Redhead and the Boy.

Jonathan and Dee watched Clueless and realize how poorly it aged. Shockingly, the conversation devolves to hoarding and losing/finding a kidney? We don't know.

Jonathan and Dee discuss how offensive past commercials have been, take an email question from a real human person, and digress from there. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

*Spoiler Alert* Jonathan and Dee discuss the film, Onward, and their deep-rooted disagreements about the ending.

Yeah, there's not really a topic for this one, but Jonathan and Dee did get an email from an actual human being.

If you could manifest anything, what would it be? Jonathan and Dee discuss manifestation and meditation, while answering a special email from a real human person. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

After some time away, we're back to discuss what's going on with BLM, and how we can help, as white people. If you would like to make a difference but don't know what to do, please start by educating yourself (many book lists and resources are available out there) and donating your money and/or time to a helpful organization. Attending protests is always helpful, as well. Watch documentaries (13th is excellent), listen to podcasts and interviews, and learn what companies utilize prison labor or have biased policies. Redirect your spending toward Black-owned businesses. Speak up when you see mistreatment, even addressing micro aggressions. Push to defund police. There is so much we can and should be doing, so let's get our supportive asses out there.

Jonathan and Dee talk about "Wild Wild Country" and the differences between religion and cults, as if they actually understand what those are.

Ken Krayer joins Jonathan and Dee to talk about fermenting foods and Spam, while Dee keeps leaving the table to hold baby chickens. There is mention of creamed fish in a tube.

Dee and Jonathan discuss fears and take questions from the live audience that really does exits in real life. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Two friends join Jonathan and Dee via a zoom conference call as they forget to record the first conversation and have to start all over again.

What is a conversation about tattoos turns to movies, as well as why men should wipe when they pee.

Jonathan and Dee take compatibility and personality quizzes. Two actual, real, human people email questions. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Hey baby, know any good podcasts? Because Jonathan and Dee answer questions from real-life people in this episode about pick-up lines.

Jonathan and Dee talk about pets, past and present. Dee expresses a newfound fear involving medical masks in public. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Jonathan and Dee talk about secrets to giving the perfect gift, best and worst gifts, and take a question from a real-life, living, not made-up person.

Jonathan and Dee talk about food, after singing about chicken sandwiches for far too long. (They also eat food during the episode, so there are chewing sounds and it's gross.) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Listen uncomfortably as Jonathan and Dee wait for ten goddamned minutes to get a call-in app to work for their first guest.

Jonathan and Dee finally (almost) master a call-in situation that allows for the actress/producer/intuitive/multifaceted April Washko to join remotely and chat about ghosts and aliens. *We're still figuring out how to record clean call audio, so be gentle, yeah?*

Jonathan and Dee discuss dating, past and present.

Jonathan and Dee discuss their takeaways from Tiger King (spoilers) and confuse Sam Elliott with Sam Smith.

Are you a vodka aunt? A hot mess? How many spiders did you eat last night? Should you put this up your butthole? Jonathan and Dee answer these pressing questions and more by taking very specific Buzzfeed quizzes.

Jonathan and Dee discuss past and future goals. Jonathan inevitably brings up his trip to Vietnam.

Happy April Fool's Day! Jonathan and Dee discuss pranks, then the conversation devolves, surprisingly.

Jonathan and Dee discuss their experiences with roommates and, consequently, what happens when you notice a hamster in the freezer for a little too long.

Jonathan and Dee watched Bee movie and go over Dee's notes about the film. A conversation about Pop Tarts ensues soon after.

Jonathan and Dee talk about first impressions, then decide to instead have a deep discussion about Bee Movie. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Jonathan and Dee discuss social distancing, childhood heroes, and gay cyclops representation in the media.

Jonathan and Dee want to start a podcast. Instead of planning, they brainstorm during the first episode.