Pot of Hot Coffee

Badmon Micheal Scott w/ Justin Hartmann

May 24, 2026·1h 50m
Episode Description from the Publisher

Sean and Travis are joined by Justin Hartmann for another completely derailed episode of Pot of Hot Coffee where no topic survives longer than five minutes before mutating into something even more insane. The boys cover everything from Freemasons, George Washington, Counter Strike, and Arab drift videos to adult baptisms, canned fish, and the ethics of showing feet online. Justin explains how failing as a pimp eventually led him toward religion while Travis attempts to solve his life problems by moving locations again. Producer Pat calls into the show after getting his phone broken by an unhoused Long Island menace, and the crew debates whether this podcast will eventually sell out. Along the way they discuss basketball, hardcore music, Gary Busey, Peter Griffin, and the dream of interviewing Jeremy Lin. The episode spirals even further once Travis starts talking about transformer ladies of the night, Sean’s clock being mysteriously ten minutes ahead, and why King of Queens starring Kevin Spacey would’ve been a cultural reset. Justin also reveals he is apparently 6% African while Travis continues blaming the American government for every inconvenience in his life. Later on the crew talks Fringe Festival ambitions, old Facebook pages, Instagram algorithms, data centers, and why Travis and Justin are objectively wrong about hardcore albums. Another episode full of genuine hang energy, chaotic detours, and conversations that somehow feel both deeply stupid and strangely insightful at the same time.

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