The Catch-Up

The boys are live! in! Chicago!!!!!!! The Windy City baby!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The boys attend to some housekeeping.

Will tests his top 40 music knowledge and the boys come for the Charmin Bears yet again.

The boys listen to a radio show from the archives and strive for greatness.

The boys return for season 6 to talk about Survivor with their pal John, as well as send Will back to Chi-Town. We love you, Jeff Probst.

On the season finale of The Catch-Up, the boys fulfill a long awaited promise and put themselves in harms way.

The boys get back to basics and do some good ol' fashioned email reading and word learning.

The boys flex their acting muscles and Dan Kolpin returns for a heated food segment. Not heated food like it's about hot food, heated in that the boys get angry about snacks. anyway enjoy!

The boys welcome back Dan Kolpin to the show for a rollicking episode that was incredibly hard to edit after the fact.

The boys talk about the state of the world and the state of their spam emails and take a deep dive into Waffle House Records.

The boys discuss their puny little feelings and explore a spam email mystery.

The boys welcome back to the podcast Emma Cdudz!!!!!

The boys welcome Tess Elena to the show and watch a bunch of commercials.

The whole thing is just nuts right now here are some thoughts on it. Shout out to our friend Izy and our friend Tess Elena: @tesselenamusic, who we mention. Stay safe everyone. Places we shout out in this episode to patronize if you can: Chicago: Nini's Deli: https://ninisdeli.com/ Comrade Cycles: http://comradecycles.com/ Somerville: Trina's Starlite Lounge: http://trinastarlitelounge.com/ Highland Kitchen: http://highlandkitchen.com/ Upper West Side: Mani Marketplace: https://www.manimarketplace.com/ Lenny's Bagels: https://www.yelp.com/biz/lennys-bagels-new-york-2 Crown Heights: Nacho Macho Taco: https://www.yelp.com/biz/nacho-macho-taco-crown-heights Taqueria Milear: https://www.taqueriamilear.com/

The boys return for season 5 to discuss art at its finest.

The boys return from their indefinite hiatus ready to talk about absolutely nothing exciting or interesting!

The boys return from their hiatus to curse at each other and dig through the dusty files of "The Catch-Up" archive.

The boys talk toilet tissue; a special guest appearance by New Yorker writer Bertrand Fuckoff, and a new gimmick.

The boys hire a robot to host their podcast for them and Noah files a very special report.

The boys choose some writing prompts and share their results. Then, artist Zoe Penina Baker stops by to talk about her latest art exhibit and continue the Montreal bagel debate.

The boys catch up after a long break and Will tests Noah's understanding of basic national policy.

A look back at the most recent year of our lives, and a look forward to the one we're already in.

The boys do a deep dive into their yearly playlists and just straight up lie to each-other.

In sickness and in health, business venture roulette, Amazon reviews.

The microphone boys return for Season 4 for some good ol' catching up, as well as the requisite Harry Potter fan fiction discussion, and learn they can't spell.

Will goes to the Bay Area, a summer retrospective, and AUX cord democracy.

Entrepreneurialism; music; mass suicide.

The boys check in after a long hiatus, create a fantastic podcast segment, and play some word association with MUSIC?!?!?!??!!

Mashup madness redux, teambuilding exercises, and being shitty.

The boys welcome Emma Cdudz to the show and make a bunch of animal noises, discuss muppet controversy, and provide some solid advice.

Will eats another bagel, Noah finds out why booze doesn't have nutrition facts, and the boys relive their college days.

The boys explain some more things to their fathers, play some straight fire mashups, and discuss their week off the grid.

The boys sit down for their annual performance reviews, Will shares some internet trends, and the boys go off the grid.

The boys cover International business, labor economics, preventive health, and bagels.

The boys kick off Season 3 catching up, finding out they are snowflakes with zero work ethic, and contemplating a major reboot.

On this exciting season finale, Noah tells of his first week of work, everything sounds better when read with a Russian accent, and the boys find out that they're not the first to make a podcast.

Noah goes to Joshua Tree, Will does policy stuff, and the boys admit their irrational fears.

The boys tell some tales from the subway, Will reads a short story by friend of the show, Gaby Segal, and the boys give some advice to their former selves.

Noah has big news, an intense, no-holds-barred edition of the Lyric Challenge, and the boys try out some new closing theme music.

Will reflects on two months in our nation's capital, Noah uses age-old software for the first time, and the boys explain some terms to their dads.

A look into the process of getting a job and Will takes some Uber rides.

The boys are joined by the elegant Daniel Kolpin to help them figure out how to be cool as well as impeach a president. Then, Will puts Dan and Noah's long-running friendship to the test.

The boys talk about President Tr*mp for as little time as possible, take a look at some more mascot CEOs, discuss Noah's wavering commitment to vegetarianism, and show off their lyrical dexterity.

The boys discuss an eventful Inauguration weekend, break copyright law, and build a sex robot.

The boys discuss their new locations, Noah shares some uplifting motivation, and Will teaches Noah some new words.

The boys experiment with sound effects and design, pondering what it would be like to be at a new years party together. Special thanks to Dan Kolpin and Tess Wolgemuth.

The boys talk U-Haul nightmares, share their deepest music secrets, find out where their listeners come from, and look forward to the new year.

Will shares a life update, Noah feels at home among elaborate euphemisms for peeing, and the boys plan their free time.

When the internet goes down, the boys convene for an emergency in-person recording.

The boys debrief Thanksgiving, ruminate on mascots, and shout out some fanz. + bonus cliffhanger.

The boys celebrate Thanksgiving, explore the weird world of hotdogs who eat themselves, and resort to another game.