Then, in Web Droppings, things heat up when a man sets his place on fire trying to hide his inflatable girlfriend, a couple spends a flight next to a dead body, and some Colorado men go full Looney Tunes trying to launch contraband into a prison—by cannon and—oh yeah—there's an asteroid headed for Earth! Get Lost.

In Web Droppings, we've got hard drive-sniffing dogs, a real life Weekend at Bernie's, a new way to break a dick and football dirt potato chips. Get Lost!

We made it! Lost At Home turns 250! On this very special episode, Scott and Jer beg for money, PBS style, but instead of tote bags, you get the most special episode ever. Exclusive interviews, unseen movie trailers, new sponsors, Hall & Oates, call-ins, Santa Claus...everything is on the table. On top of all that, we finally get to find out what happened to Bruce Bruce and Jason Jr. And is that Al Pacino in the audience? And is that Darren Ewing I hear? OH MY GOD!!!! Get Lost.

Rapid fire news is back (but it needs a name). Scott and Jer fire off headlines that are just too good to leave out but didn’t quite make the Web Droppings cut. This includes a plea from Australia, porn taxes to pay for racist tokens, eternal Toto’s Africa, Russian love that’s so good it hurts, mac & cheese for the apocalypse and a warning from doctor’s about your vagina. In Web Droppings, a man injects his nut droppings to save his back and a woman pretends to be her own autistic twin for sexual purposes. Then we have dueling Satan statues, the St. Paul Slapper, dead man’s cocaine and the Robutt. Get Lost!

After a brief aside about the Trump prophecy contained in a 50s western TV show, Scott and Jer dig into some previews for what to expect for new terms and trends in 2019. If you need to know about selfie wrist, the Asparamancer, social scores and the Bird Box challenge, Lost At Home is your place to learn. In Web Droppings, flat earth is revisited in the form of a cruise, despite the reliance on the Earth being a globe in order to properly navigate the oceans. My prediction: They're going to Get Lost! (see what I did there?)

It’s part two of the endless Kyle Brauch interview! Hot off the heels of his first call-in two weeks ago, we continue the craziness with 6 out of 10 questions before fading gently due to time constraints, but not before chatting about Roth and Hagar, celebrity impressions, playing f**k-marry-kill (Lost At Home edition), dig into Kyle’s past as a compulsive thief and hear a track from his band, Midwave. Get the full interview and more at patreon.com/lostathome. Get Lost!

Arsonist vampires, Alabama’s Satan problem, demonic lawn ornaments, Zika meth and gingerbread men with real hearts! No, this isn’t another Halloween Month, it’s just how batshit crazy 2019 is starting at Lost At Home Podcast. Get Lost!

Kyle Brauch, a good friend of the show, calls in this week to discuss some of his recent voice acting work, including a spot in the hit Netflix horror movie Terrifier, and just to generally shoot the shit about all sorts of random things. Things go off the rails quickly (do you have to warn about nudity on a podcast?) What starts as an interview evolves into more of a guest hosting spot and becomes part one of our very rare two-part episodes! Get Lost!

After a failed attempt at playing a poorly constructed new game called Dueling Cosbys and giving their awesome holiday horror picks, Scott and Jer dig into a few web droppings about another ghost marriage gone wrong and holy blowup dolls. We also check back in on Bruce Bruce and Jason Jr. to see how they are doing lost down under in America for the holiday season. Get Lost!

Scott and Jer share another batch of their favorite holiday horror movies before sharing some gift ideas for the person who has everything: powdered placenta anyone? In Web Droppings, things get un-jolly with a sex offender Santa, a fat shaming Santa (look in the mirror, tubbo) and Scott and Jer talk about why you can’t trust a man in a dirty Santa hat. Finally, we check in with Bruce Bruce and Jason Jr. again before Sonic Jalopy leaves off with a special new Krampus Day song. Get Lost!

Scott and Jer start the week off with a stupid game about blockbuster 90s movies. Then they pick some not-so-stupid holiday-themed horror movies for you. Then they talk about a stupid app. Then they stupidly talk about object sexuality. Get Lost, stupid.

In a very special Thanksgiving episode, Scott and Jer chat about holiday horror movies and a Thanksgiving cryptid known as Gobblesquatch. Then it's time to move on to satanic ball injections and how LASERs caused the California wildfires, because why not? The show ends when Jer gets mad at Marvel movies for no good reason. Get Lost!

Scott and Jer chat about prime numbers, mourn Stan Lee's passing in their own unique way and pass along some more past story updates on Bigfoot and Guy Fawkes. In Turkey Droppings, Bigfoot takes center stage yet again before a little aside on the Church of Satanism takes over. Get Lost!

November, November, the 5th of remember. Scott and Jer remember Guy Fawkes before breaking into Thankskilling Week 1 with Turkey Droppings that cover a woman marrying a ghost, bad ideas for Halloween decorations, antique electric chairs, an Antarctic expedition gone awry and severed heads. Get Lost!

James Jude Courtney, Michael Myers/The Shape himself from the new Halloween movie, calls in to chat about what it takes to portray one of the most iconic movie villains of all time. James chats about how the opportunity came about, studying the nuances of Nick Castle’s original Shape and Danny McBride’s role on set before we dig into the 10 questions. There we’ll discover the lighter side of the man behind the Myers mask: Who is his favorite Ghostbuster, what keeps him up at night and is a hotdog a sandwich? Listen up, learn and get Lost!

Andy Mitton, director of YellowBrickRoad and We Go On, Skypes in to talk about his new movie The Witch in the Window, which has been grabbing a lot of praise from critics and viewers alike. Between the interview and 10 questions, you'll hear about filming in New England, writing a movie for a house, what it takes to step into the realm of "elevated horror" (and why that term is nonsense), why Milky Ways are the poor man's Snickers, the awesomeness of Boogie Nights and haunting Mitch McConnell. Get Lost!

On week three of Halloween month, Scott digs into the creepy branches on his family tree and his love for chaos magic while Jer sits back and pretends to be the logical one for once. In Spider Web Droppings, a haunted house attraction leaves a patron screaming for more, archaeologists discover a fangtastic new child vampire burial site and a funeral home raises the roof, but in that way you raise a roof to stuff a bunch of bodies into. And Bruce Bruce and Jason Jr. are back with an update on their adventures down under in America. Get Lost!

It's Halloween Month Week 2 and the evil spirits of technology get in the way of our scheduled interview with Lloyd Kaufman...or perhaps it was Patrick Leahy or net neutrality hating Internet companies, but either way Scott and Jer are left without a guest this week and instead riff on invisible germ clouds and ghosts that plant drugs on people. They also start a new segment that will continued on their Patreon page called “Horror Around the Globe.” First up is the Slit-Mouthed Woman of Japan. And don’t worry, we’ll be getting Lloyd back so stay tuned and get Lost!

Lost At Home is posting early this week to jump on some rather big (and bittersweet) news from Jason Moulton, founder of Moulton Conventions, which brings us VT Comic Con. Jason phones in to the pod and drops some news, names and gives some previews of his future plans. Get Lost!

Lost At Home is back with another Juggalo Week, rounding up the Juggalo news you may have missed. There has been no shortage of news this past year and it would be a shame if all the Juggalo goodness got lost through the cracks. Scott and Jer cover updates on ICP’s ongoing battle with the gang label, a torrent-heavy Valentine’s Day show, Faygo restrictions and how Juggalo face paint can beat facial recognition software. And as usual, new content is brainstormed all along the way. Get Lost!

A former olympian comes home to surprise orgy and a man with a fake dick was charged for sex crimes. The stories in Web Droppings are few this week but it’s all about the quality, not quantity. To start the show though, Mr. J Moulton, creator of Vermont Comic Con calls in to chat about what we can expect for the 2018 edition of the con. And our good friend Ed Gein stops by to talk about Bambox. Get Lost!

Mark Steger calls in to Lost At Home Podcast this week as one of our very few returning guests.  You may remember Mark from two years ago when we talked about his role as The Demogorgon on Stranger Things. This time around we chat about his role in the newest Conjuring movie, "The Nun," his role as Bigfoot opposite Sam Elliot in "The Man Who Killed Hitler and then the Bigfoot," working on the new Guillermo Del Toro produced Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, as well as his personal work as a physical artist and the time he made a music video for Jared Leto in the coolest location in California! Get Lost!

Scott and Jer dig try out a new rapid-fire segment to start the show with news tidbits that are interesting but didn’t make the full cut for Web Droppings. Then Lost At Home moves into some updates on old stories involving sexed up dolphins and sex doll brothels. In Web Droppings, a Chinese couple doesn’t know how to bang right, a former NFL player wants to keep his dead dad’s head and a Nascar driver is punished for dumb $#*t his dad said before he was born. Have fun and Get Lost!

Naughty America wants to get into the deepfake business, a man has a spectrally spectacular idea to get his ex-fiancee back, a woman breaks off an engagement for totally legitimate reasons and a North Carolina town has Bigfoot written all over it. Also Scott and Jer spend an obscene amount of time brainstorming a new Santa Claus movie. Get Lost!

Scott and Jer play it loose with some updates on last week’s ghost sex update and celebrate a host of new sponsors to the show. Also, Scott digs deeper into hail facts before Web Droppings proper kicks in with cemetery theaters, opera fights and drunk wasps! Also, friends of the show Santa and Classico Domingo call in to give their thoughts. Get Lost!

It’s Halloween in August, so you know what that means! You don’t. Neither does Lost At Home Podcast, but Scott and Jer make it up as they go and tackle the stories that go bump in the night like: a woman pregnant with a ghost baby, a mysterious canadian cryptic creature, a dog that causes a man to lose all his limbs (beat that, Cujo), a new dangerous epidemic and the deadly power of hail! Get Lost!

Bigfoot porn heats up the Virginia congressional race, vomit fraud hits Uber customers and BBQ's and orgies aren't always the same thing. That's just a taste of what Lost At Home Podcast has this week. Also, to celebrate the seven Robin Hood movies in development, Scott tests Jer with an impossible guessing game. Get Lost!

Before Web Droppings proper, Scott and Jer dig into the origins of the My Pillow guy. Who says crack and pillows don't mix? Has anyone ever said that before? No? Well we are saying it, and then we are debunking it!

In Web Droppings, the Lost At Home boys revisit the evil sarcophagus from last week, learn that cats have accents, and what they sound like, pick on Jenny McCarthy a little bit and discover that dildos + bulls = art. Get Lost!

Screw Christimas, it's Halloween in July. As you may know by now, Scott and Jer almost exclusively celebrate Halloween in place of all other holidays, so instead of Christmas in July, Lost At Home Podcast brings you creepy tales from history, the web and our listeners. A mysterious sarchophagus is discovered in Egypt, history's fastest amputator kills three for the price of one and the "Indiana Hannibal" serves up some grotesque backyard BBQ. Finally, our listeners chime in with stories of their scariest encounters. Get Lost! 

Killer books, Game of Thrones is contraband, crows are assholes and seagulls are drunks. Get Lost!

Poor people with six figure incomes, Australian bag rage and a historic Batman orgy fills the minutes in this week's Lost At Home Podcast. Also, Scott and Jer channel Sly Stallone and we tease some lost hip hop track from Meet the Northrups' own Jason Jr. Get Lost!

Did you know the world is running out of sand and black market sand is actually a thing? SAND FACTS! On this episode, Scott and Jer explore more facts about the worldwide sand crisis and what is driving it. In other web droppings, Lost At Home brings you drunk kangaroos, coked up eels, a greedy, gluttonous cash-eating rat, the healing power of hot dog water and poor promotional campaigns care of Russia and Burger King. Get Lost!

Crows are attacking in your neighborhood and only Lost At Home Podcast can help you stay safe. While Scott and Jer are saving your life, they are also informing you about a crazy ex that could ruin your clarinet dreams, crocodiles that are being forced to be trans with urine, illegal forms of self defense in Texas and spiders that fly. Get Lost!

The boys at Lost At Home need to take a week off but that doesn't mean they are going to slack on content. Scott and Jer were able to record another episode of Baer With Me to fill the void. This third installment down the WikiHole brings us into the adorable world of animal political candidates, including a trip to New Zealand where a small village has seen two animal presidents. Luckily there is time after this to also discuss animals with college degrees. Get Lost!

A courtroom penis. Sesame Street sues. Dracula helps free a Utah man from Venezualan prison. eBay doesn't want you selling dead babies, fake or otherwise. Hero rats clear land mines. The future of dairy exists in cockroach crystals. Robot dogs get the people treatment upon death in Japan. Sonic Jalopy debuts his new song Utah Dracula. All this and very little else on this week's edition of Lost At Home Podcast. Get Lost!

Marsupials that bang until they die. Cheating cheating husbands out of Bitcoin, one scam at a time. The hilarious new study that requires bullying a plant into a slow death. A new cheesy way to do MDMA. Hitler is dead. All of these wonderful stories brought to you in hi-fidelity stereo sound at a blistering 160Kbps by the boys at Lost At Home Podcast. Get Lost!

This week, Scott and Jer hack your Alexa, tell Anne Frank's dirty jokes, uncover the starvation-based patriotism of dolphins and learn it's never a good idea to take a selfie with a deadly animal. Also, friend of the show Sammy the Salmon flops by the show for a cameo. Get Lost!

After a very brief aside to chat about Kanye, Scott and Jer dig into the myths that are Australia and Finland--they don't exist--in the lone Web Dropping. The rest of the show is dedicated to all things NXIVM, the upstate New York sex cult. Get Lost!

Scott and Jer are finally back to the standard format after a few weeks of miscellaneous content filling the gaps. In this episode: blockchain jumps the shark with a blockchain toothbrush, Danny Devito gets his own holiday, kangaroo carrot attacks are real, laser vision is just around the corner and a karate man shows off his version of Duck Hunt by going Bruce Lee on innocent birds. Get Lost!

Jeremiah is away this week and calls upon his good friend Bruce Bruce to step in and cover. Bruce Bruce was kind enough to provide his first ever Dingo Droppings podcast episode as the filler, with his inaugural guest being none other than Lost At Home Podcast's Scott Baer. Scott and Bruce Bruce debate which country is weirder based on recent news nuggets: The U.S. or Australia? During a pre-recorded housekeeping segment, Jeremiah and Scott also discuss some upcoming Patreon plans. Get ready for an influx of randomness Patreon subscribers! Get Lost and then get eaten by a dingo and turned into Dingo Droppings. What a great catch phrase.

It's the conclusion of Baer With Me, the series of historical tidbits fresh from Scott's Wikipedia holes. This week Lost At Home discusses a single story--the Hernandez Brothers' cult. This story has it all: sex, murder, a resurrected Aztec goddess, blood drinking. It's no wonder Scott and Jer take the entire show to tell the story and brainstorm an entire movie scene-by-scene in the process. Get Lost!

To transition Scott and Jer back into Lost At Home territory after Scott's two weeks off, the boys have a slightly modified take on the format this week. Scott dug deep into the Wikipedia hole during his time off and came back with some interesting facts to riff on. Want to know the Small Penis Rule? Ever wonder what trees will sting you? Ever wanted to spend time inside a sex box that cures cancer? Ever wanna take a ride on a rocket train? If you answered yes, no or maybe to any of those questions, this episode is for you. Just Baer with us and get Lost! 

Amazon author Kitty Glitter Skypes in this week to discuss all things erotic fanfiction, what makes Kitty tick and answers our 10 questions. With titles like "Jason vs. Katy Perry" and "The Wet Clits," there's a lot of fun to be heard. Staying with the erotic fiction theme, Scott and Jer devote the remainder of the show to air clips from never-before-heard erotic fanfiction, much of it straight from Lost At Home fans (and creators). Get Lost!

Scott is away for a much-needed week off, but (un)luckily for you listeners there's enough random LAH brain matter tucked in all sorts of folders on Jer's computer. It's a stir fry of random skits, songs and news, most of which have never been aired. Peppered in are also a couple of Jer's favorite classic skits from the past and a little erotic teaser to preview next week's interview episode. Settle in for some American chop suey, Lost At Home style and get Lost!

There’s a lot to talk about this week before Scott and Jer take a couple weeks off from delivering timely news and replace it with some pre-recorded content. So what "news" is important enough to make the cut? Missouri prohibition, cackling Alexa, Katy Perry killed a nun and liked it, boar fighting robot wolves in Japan, terrible GoFundMe ideas and unrealistic Oscar-winning fish beastiality. That’s it. Get Lost.

Coming to you from the past, Scott and Jer are ready to take you to the future as Lost At Home gets lost in the year 2525. With a focus on futurology, the boys dig into stories about a man from the year 6000, social workplace robots and uncover why we will someday be bowing down to crayfish overlords. They also take a real shallow look at deepfakes, so take a ride to the future and get Lost!

Scott and Jer start with a legislative follow up to let you know where your hard-earned tax dollars are going: to thoughts and prayers and banning porn. In Web Droppings 2.0, Facebook gets creepy, a mom and son sex ring has trouble staying under the radar, Putin asks citizens to name Russian Nukes (Boaty McBoatface?) a woman tries to poison her doppelganger and some surveys uncover how dumb some Americans are. What kind of wacky ideas will the gents from Lost At Home come up with given all that fodder? Tune in to find out and get Lost!

What kind of ideas will Scott and Jer come up with given topics like unmanned soldiers, social engineering on Netflix, inept legislators, Mountain Dew and vibrators that order pizza? Find out over the course of the next hour and Get Lost!

It’s a little bit of a format shakeup post-200 as Scott and Jer try something new, yet the same. Lost At Home still has the news that fell through the cracks, like zombie deer, vaginal wasp treatments, Iranian lizard spies and Andrew W.K., but now they have a goal: by the time the stories are done, come out the other end with some kind of movie/book/TV/song idea...so essentially it’s exactly the same show. Get Lost!

In an effort by Lost At Home Podcast to make every holiday as Halloween-ey (haha...weenie) as possible, Scott and Jer dig into the legends of Krampus just in time for the winter holiday season. Get some background on the best damn seasonal demon on this here flat Earth. Keeping with the upbeat theme for the holiday of cheer, the show ends talking about various Internet suicide cults. Merry Holidays meatbags. Watch out for demons, cry yourself to sleep and get Lost!

The true story of Thanksgiving is told in epic fashion by Scott this week on the Lost At Home Podcast. Rediscover the wonder behind this magical holiday, from the werewolves, C.H.U.D settlers and native zombies to the traditional meal of smoked werewolf meat, lollipops and garden wasps. In Web Droppings, Scott and Jer dig into rentable friends and family and the Church of AI. And a new segment arrives, where Lost At Home digs into a bizarre story from a different state each week. Week 1: Kentucky’s Cocaine Bear. Get Lost!

Boaty McBoatface sails across the flat Earth this week on Lost At Home Podcast as Scott and Jer dig into the boat name that won’t die and the Flat Earth Conference. Get Lost!

Things get medical in the first batch of stories, aptly titled WebMD Droppings, with Wolverine wannabes, human flesh blowup dolls and cucumber douches. In Web Droppings proper, a haunted highschool, chainsaw suicide, dickless robbers and unwanted stripper grams flesh out the show. Get Lost!

Halloween Month is over at Lost At Home Podcast, so Scott and Jer get back to standard form, with all the tangents and obscure, unrelated Web Droppings. What news fell through the cracks while Halloween Month was taking all the glory? KFC is winning at social media and nail polish, giant robots battle, a 91-hour boner has negative consequences, iceberg mansions create problems across the pond and crab fashion shows are as adorable as they sound. Get Lost!

It’s the final Halloween Month episode and Scott and Jer make it special by doing nothing different. Maybe it’s because they’re lazy or maybe it’s because there are just too many good stories to get to in this oversized, 90-minute episode.

Clowns get free Whoppers? Well isn’t that a “meaty” little story. Want to buy an alien ranch? What a “stellar” idea! Parents want to name their kid Lucifer? Well, that’s a “hell” of a name. A woman who sweats blood?! I bet she is so “vein.” Dancing with the dead spreads the plague? I guess it’s ok to have some bubonic with your Technotronic (younger than 35? Look them up). And when you die, you might not be dead!?! [insert stupid pun here]. Get Lost!

Same format, new name (for a week)! Scott and Jer Talk About Terror in this 3rd Halloween Month episode. Whether it’s corpse-eating bears, drug-induced zombies or Friday the 13th flights to Hell, Scott and Jer have it covered. They also theorize what would happen if a Mogwai gave a BJ after midnight, because...you know...science. Get Lost!

Scott and Jer dig into some cryptozoology this week and uncover some new monsters. What is the Loveland Frog? A Puckwudgie? The Pope Lick Monster? Lost At Home Podcast has the answers. And Vampires are loose in Africa, as discussed in this week's lone scary web dropping. To finish things off, Scott and Jer play a game called "Connect the Tagline," in which they quiz each other on a given horror movie tagline and have to guess the movie it belongs to. Get Lost!

It's Halloween Month at Lost At Home Podcast and Scott and Jer are coming to the table with a series of scary web droppings to make your skin crawl with laughter. Santa's grave is found, the scary clown epidemic spreads to Israel as the U.S. gets downgraded to vegan clowns and Burger King hijacks IT in Germany for marketing purposes. Scott also plays a new game with Jer called "Guess That Sexy Costume" before Lost At Home brings you their first horror movie picks of the week. Get Lost!

Rapper B.o.B. takes center stage in this episode of Lost At Home Podcast as Jeremiah and Scott break down his yearning to prove the Earth is flat (again). In Web Droppings, Yoda appears in textbooks in Saudi Arabia, there may or may not be a new kind of ransomware to watch out for and the world was supposed to end a week or so ago. Get Lost!

It’s the third annual Lost At Home Juggalo Week. The 2017 edition brings a lot of Juggalo news to the table, with not only a US and UK Gathering of the Juggalos to report on, but the oh-so-important Juggalo March on Washington. Scott and Jer cover all of that and more and even have time to toss in some non-Juggalo clown stories in and chat about the new version of Stephen King’s IT that is demolishing box office records. Lost At Home even brings in a special clown correspondent, Meat Horn, to offer a clown’s perspective on it all. Get Lost!

Legendary film composer Fabio Frizzi calls in this week to talk about his upcoming pair of shows in Brooklyn right in time for Halloween. Fabio is well known for his work on classic Lucio Fulci horror films such as The Beyond, Zombi 2 and City of the Living Dead and will be performing cuts from those scores live with his 8-piece band. In his chat with Scott and Jer, Fabio talks about the experience of scoring a film live, working on horror classics and geeks out about some of his favorite synthesizers. It’s time to get Lost!

Rick and Morty's Ryan Ridley calls in this week to discuss his work on Rick and Morty, Community and Channel 101. In the process he teases some upcoming projects and talks about the Rick and Morty writers' room controversy, with a message or two for the sexist dumb-dumbs around the web. In our 10 Questions, Ryan touches on the weirdness of Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon, the best ways to torture a heckler and which Rick and Morty character is his favorite. Get Lost!

The Tsunamibots invade Lost At Home Studios this week to impose their message of human crushing and their robot balls to the robot walls digital surfitude on the human listeners. Fresh off the heels of the Vermont Comic Con after party show, where they decimated thousands of puny humans only looking to have a good time, the Tsunamibots let Scott and Jer live for a few moments more to spread their agenda. They politely agree to the 10 questions where we get their thoughts on Pokemon, famous robots, appliances, Siri and natural disasters. Get Lost!

Scott was only gone for a week, but what a week it was. The fellas at Lost At Home Podcast play catchup and talk a little Trump, a little Nazis, but mostly break down Teddy Roosevelt’s obsession with monster hunting. Get Lost!

Scott is out on vacation this week, and rather than force you all to listen to an hour of him talking to himself, Jer instead pulls a couple of Lost & Found episodes from Patreon to fill the time and give a sneak peek of the content there for non subscribers. Included in the mix is an all-new episode, featuring a friend of ours Donny and his podcast Donny Goes To The Movies. There's also an oldy-but-a-goodie episode of Meet the Northrups and a classic tune from way back. Get Lost!

Scott is back in the Lost At Home saddle as he and Jer discuss bra size discounts at Chinese restaurants, Microsoft Office world championships, jerking off to terrible movies, enema mascots and fried chicken beer. It's a busy one so buckle up and Get Lost!

With Scott out this week, Jer calls on the show’s good friend Jimmy Sinclair, better known as Jason Jr. from the hit show Meet the Northrups, to fill the gap as co-host. They attempt to cover stories ranging from R Kelly’s sex cult, the first creepy clown sighting of the year, king cobras in potato chip cans and zombie caterpillars. But mostly Jimmy just ruins the show. Get Lost.

Lost At Home gears up for the upcoming VT Comic Con with owner and all-around great guy Jason Moulton phoning in to chat the con, wieners and all sorts of other stuff. In a truncated Web Droppings, Scott and Jer talk about turtles: sex toys and turtles, men dressed as turtles...that’s it. Get Lost!

New laws in Canada allow for dueling and fake witchcraft, there are new advances in Rice Krispies weaponry and Babadook has an iconic status in the LGBTQ community: these are just the few stories to start this week’s episode of Lost At Home Podcast. Scott and Jer also dig into the belief that bald people have gold in their heads, Steve Harvey’s new unstealable show and pot-infused pizza. Get Lost!

In our first (and possibly last) debate night special, our good friend Nick stops by to argue politics with Jer, who swallows his pride in good debate fashion to pull out whatever pro-Trump arguments he can. Meanwhile, Scott plays moderator and gets drunk on moderator power (definitely not Svedka). But first, Mr. Jason Moulton (Moulton Conventions, VT Comic Con) stops by to talk about the upcoming Green Mountain Comic Expo and what it means for the future of Vermont conventions. Get Lost!

Can bug spray be used for religious healing? What exactly goes on at a “testicle festival?” Why does March Madness drive men to get vasectomies? These questions and more are covered (but not necessarily answered) in this week’s edition of Web Droppings.

Down the Google Hole, Jer digs into strange patents and inventions and plays a game with Scott: Inventions: Real or Fake? Do you know if self-playing harmonicas, pet Rumba’s or DVD rewinders exist in the real world? Listen up to find out, then get Lost!

Was the Brazilian President chased from his home by g-g-g-ghosts? Why don’t they explode dead whales in Oregon anymore? How do I detect ALL pornography on my spouse’s computer? And what happens when an innocent robot that knows nothing of pornography does nothing but watch porn? All will be answered (sort of) during web droppings this week.

Down the Google Hole, Scott treats us to the story of Juan Machete and other Latino urban legends. Get Lost!

Web droppings this week bring an odd living will from the president of PETA, the revelation that a certificate from Sizzler isn’t the same as a business degree, real-life survival horror in reality show form and an anime that is weird, even for anime standards.

The Lost At Home Google Hole journeys into the realm of the Large Hadron Collider, why ghosts can’t exist and why we still see them. Get Lost!

A Lost At Home first: we get our first full returning interview guest. Carter first appeared on the show in its infancy to promote Bad Chicken and is back to discuss his latest movie, Inside Scarlett, and even some of his upcoming work. Don't miss out on our chat about independent filmmaking, puppets and pet chimps. Get Lost!

In a sort-of return to old form, Lost At Home brings back Web Droppings for the top of the show, bringing stories that slipped through the cracks like a Texas resolution urging Lone Star State citizens to stop mixing up their state flag with Chile’s flag. On top of that, listen to a remix of a New Zealand soap opera, check in with Kung Fu grandma and Hitler’s old phone gets sold.

Next up, Scott digs down a Google Hole filled with Jesus, dinosaurs and giants, courtesy of bat$#!t creationist Ken Ham. This ain’t your grandpa’s ark! Get Lost!

Scott Damn does Scott bring an interesting hole to Google down to the show this week. Thanks to a nearly-random search generator, Scott brings to the table such tidbits as the history of Shelly's Leg, the first Seattle gay bar, the Great Molasses Flood, spite houses and introduces some fresh new slang into the lives of all listeners. Jer's Google Hole starts on a dismal note of drinking rat poison for the sake of religion and digs deep into the world of weird cult practices. Get Lost!

It’s a study of studies to start the Google Hole this week, when Jer digs into the bull$#!tiest of studies in recent memory. Why do female-named hurricanes kill more people than male-named hurricanes? What do you mean HTML isn’t an STD? And how would we know that cocaine makes people take more risks without an expensive study?

Scott takes a different turn when he starts digging into alt-right furries that sets him off into a hole rife with satanic Lady Gaga performances, Nazi dinner parties and Japanese monkey waiters. Hang out with us and get lost!

Scott and Jer get back down the Google Hole after 3 weeks of special episodes and interviews. This trip, Scott uncovers some inappropriate uses of the Holocaust and Jeremiah explores the 9 circles of Hell. Get lost!

It’s volume two of Lloyd Kaufman’s interview with Lost At Home. This time around, Uncle Lloyd, co-founder of Troma Entertainment that brought you Toxic Avenger and Poultrygeist, is subjected to our 10 questions, where we discover tidbits like the strangest prop he’s ever had to request from his SFX department and get some choice words in fluent French for the new U.S. President. Stick around and get lost!

It’s volume one of Lost At Home’s stellar interview with Lloyd Kaufman, co-founder of Troma Entertainment. If you’re a fan of Toxic Avenger, Tromeo & Juliet, Cannibal! The Musical or just good old weird, independent cinema, this one is for you. Volume one starts off strong with Golden Globe wordplay before Lloyd gives us the lowdown on what exactly the Troma spirit is, how the creative landscape has changed in this Internet era and why you should make your own damn movie! Check out Volume 2 in episode 151 for our 10 questions portion.

Scott picks up the Google Hole slack this week as Jeremiah hits a wall ranting about social media like he’s a 90-year-old luddite. Tune in to find out how one gets from Azealia Banks to human sacrifice in just a few short clicks. And what’s a bog body or a bog monster? And how does all this tie in to the Lindow Man and Woman? Get Lost and find out!

It’s the last show of 2016 and Lost At Home is as happy as anyone to put this one behind us and move the f*ck on. So in this year-ender, Scott and Jer dig into some web droppings from 2016 that even fell through their cracks (insert butt joke here). Take a walk through 2016’s furries, cannibalistic f*ctopuses and the revival of Sinbad’s new old movie. And Bruce Bruce stops by for the first time in forever to talk stolen food ideas before we leave with an anthemic and spirited In Memoriam for the celebs we lost along the way. Get Lost!

If a game of Monopoly gets out of control this holiday season, there's a hotline for that, which Scott discovers at the origin of his Google Hole this week. It's not long before The Lost At Home Podcast ends up in a weird story about creepy Nordic Christmas trolls. Later, Lost At Home digs deeper into international bogeyman folklore, after a detour through racial slurs you can call your white friends and cats that hang out in libraries. Get Lost!

From a dong fondling Florida woman to the odd sexual behavior of certain animals to the odd sexual behavior of certain people, the Lost At Home Podcast this week gets off to a sexy start down the Google Hole. When the loin dust has settled, Scott takes you on the long, strange journey of the history of The Florida Man, complete with haunted highways, shrimp genocide and famous Florida criminals. Get Lost!

The trip down the Google Hole this week brings up a dose of holiday oddities, from failed reindeer promotions to the wonders of Christmas KFC (all I want for Christmas is oh-bee-sit-tee). And are you terrified of the inevitable artificial intelligence/robot takeover yet? If not, a creepy AI Christmas tune and a chat with iGod might steer you otherwise. And Sonic Jalopy teases a rough cut of his new Christmas track, It’s an AI Christmas. Now, get lost!

This week's trip down the Google Hole, Scott and Jer venture from Buckethead's epic catalog of albums to the catchiest songs to strange world records and circle back around with serial killer Amazon reviews, famous last meals and the last words of death row inmates. 

Through the Google Hole this week, Scott and Jer dig into the horrors of national parks after the morbid story of The Dissolving Man surfaces (unlike the man himself) at Yellowstone National Park. From there, journey into unusual deaths, German mass suicides, secret Nazi operations and dangerous hipster beards, all while the Flintstones try to sell you cigarettes.

Journey down the Google Hole as Scott and Jer test a slightly adjusted format for Lost At Home. See just how tangential a journey into Google can get when tangents are the goal. How does one get from leprosy-riddled squirrels to early 20th century personal ads? How about the path from Spain’s ban on memes to Mike Oldfield’s love of the Piltdown Man? Listen in to connect the dots with us. It’ll make you smarter?

Scott and Jer recruit some friends to mix their annual Halloween skit with the horror that is the American election cycle in a Hellraiser V. Trump Election Special. After that, Lost At Home sets their aim at strange world politics, from the most fraudulent election ever to North Korea's Michael Jordan basketball. Learn something?

We all have a little fine young cannibal in us, right? Some just take it to the extreme, like the subject of our discussion this week, who decided the taste was too good to not share; and so the Baltimore Body Burger was born.

In web droppings this week, Ted Cruz is the Zodiac Killer, Katy Perry is JonBenet Ramsey and a Pennsylvania high school honors student is a 23-year-old Ukrainian man (one of these is true).

The Force Awakens in this week’s interview with Ana Maria Leonte, also known as Dasha Promenti in the latest Star Wars film. Hear about her time on the set with storm troopers and J.J. Abrams, the surprising story of how she came to the set of the biggest movie of the year and her opinions on the inevitable robot apocalypse.

And Bruce Bruce stops by to lend a hand co-hosting, bringing some cannabis-related Australia chatter with him for Scott to chew on in a new installment of Dingo Droppings.

Wanna have sex with an ankle while eating a hot dog wrapped in a chicken "bun" on an Afghan drone rug while killing your cat with boxed wine and catnip? You've come to the right place! This week we review a list of items that are actually for sale that maybe shouldn't be. Heading south to Florida, four bros manage to fit four deer in a Mini Cooper and Ms. Jasmine Tridevil gets arrested for a DUI. Speaking of Ms. Tridevil (three boobed woman), listen up later in the show for a taste of her wonderful BDSM "music" video.

For web droppings, we get serious with some creepy horror movie stuff going on in India and then lighten it up with some toilet taters. And finally, we have our first 5-star review in a long time for QuadFatherMft. It's a bit epic and nonsensical so listen all the way to the end!