Super Adult

On the all new Super Adult Podcast, your helpless host Brad walks through the process of building his own morning routines, discusses the morning routines of the highly successful, mantra walks (care of the talented Mike Vecchione), all while screaming about the construction in every direction of the microphone. Follow @superadultpodcast on Instagram and make sure to subscribe for new episodes wherever podcasts are available (Spotify, Google Play, Apple Music)!

On the new episode of SAP, your host Brad talks a little about video games, an amazing book he heard about from the talented @joelistcomedy (make sure you check out his new special "I Hate Myself" on YouTube/his incredible podcast Mindful Metal Jacket!), and the performative act of social media (all while joined, in the background, by his guest host and resident cat Keel!) Follow @superadultpodcast on Instagram and check out the website at http://www.superadultpodcast.com !

The return of your helpless host Brad with a mini-episode to recap the weirdness that has been these last few months, how we at Super Adult HQ have been passing time, and why you won't find us on Facebook or Twitter anymore.

Brad is joined for a MEGA-episode with the talented GreyJay (Jordan Young) just in time for the release of his album Wholesome Prison Blues as part of February's RPM Challenge (and for his album release show at The Battery Cafe, March 19th 7pm)! They discuss their histories in and the evolution of the St. John's band scene, the rippling impact of The Levee years later, the humble bontempi, and the value of letting your creative self evolve. Stick around for a cut off of the album at the end, folks! "In My Pocket" off of Wholesome Prison Blues.

Brad returns with another edition of Super Adult; this week, we talk about the importance of routines and being flexible to your self-assessed ability each day.

Your host Brad returns! It's 2020 and it's time to make yourself less garbage with the Super Adult Podcast. This week, we talk about the divide between those who know their path in life and those who don't, while exploring the Pomodoro technique as only an idiot like Brad can. 

Brad and Doug are back in studio for another hot one! They talk nonsense, mostly, including Brad's preparation to compete in a Last Comic Standing competition.

Brad is joined in studio by the elusive and mysterious Doug for another episode of SAP; this week, they catch up on life, the meaning of yeet, and the old pigeon lady from Home Alone.

Brad steps into the studio with Stephanie Curran and Allison Kelly from Mom's Girls (@momsgirlsnl on Instagram!), the ‎hilarious sketch-comedy troupe showcasing their unbelievable talents all across this continent. We discuss their origins and inspirations, the writing process, the vulnerability of performing your own written words, and the importance of focus for a performance artist from script-to-stage (plus some serious shade for @rainemaida).

Brad comes in with a brand new episode to recap the best lessons he learned in his 20s, as well as his inability to speak in idioms on the fly.

Brad and Doug get back into the studio to talk about how organization can enhance your day-to-day, hipster bread and the ultimate life-hack to make your "To-Do" list more do-able.

Brad and Doug go over the tricks to master your daily routine so that your day doesn't turn into the usual bag of trash, while the saga of Doug's Tinder begins.

Hosts Brad and Doug return to discuss getting yourself out there when being social isn't your bag, how to get out of your own element and how damage deposits work (because, apparently, Doug didn't know that).

Brad and Doug return with an all-new episode to talk about what it means to be a confident adult, what they hope to work on and post-date recapping on the podcast!

Join host Brad for a smol-solo-show harping about his struggles with self motivation, the pros and cons of doing your own thing, and why time-management eludes him.

Brad and Doug hash out their best tips for saving and not living like a maniac as well as some other unrelated nonsense.

"A wise man once said... yep." Brad and Doug discuss the pros and cons of living in Newfoundland, delve into their vague knowledge of Kanye West, and explaining the complexities of Nathan Fielder's "Dumb Starbucks".   ig: @superadultpodcast

"Pick... one." Brad helps walk Doug through a highly scientific process (with great difficulty) to determine his ideal hobby to fill those Super Adult afternoons, while practicing their air-horn noises.

"I can't believe you can't cut bread." Brad and Doug hash out their love of modern movie theatres, their favorite fast-food, and their go-to easy or impressive meals.

"...Does anyone in your family tell you to fetch?"   Brad and Doug hash out which of the five love languages they respond best to and give Doug the most basic Myers-Briggs assessment known to man.

Brad and Doug talk about bicycles, irrigation and Paris syndrome while learning virtually nothing about themselves. 

Brad and Doug hash out their best qualities and how focusing on their strengths could be the first step to being a less garbage human, while Doug learns the sordid tale of a young pre-sitcom Tim Allen.

Brad and Doug are joined by guests Regan and Steph to discuss being your own support system and how to be less terrible at being effective in your own life.

Hosts Brad & Doug discuss who wrote Stuart Little, how little Doug knows about other popular movies (besides Space Jam and Ice Age), and trying to eat like a sensible human.

Hosts Brad and Doug talk about missing teeth, the legend of chilled salad forks, and the overwhelming ennui of Canadian winters.

Brad and Doug chat about the art of positive thinking (and also Phil Collins briefly).

Brad and Doug drop into the studio with comedian Kyle King to discuss relationships, their best and worst breakups, and their best advice to not be so terrible at love.