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The Burt Selleck Podcast is Alex, Nick, and John getting together every week to talk about whatever has managed to occupy their brains since the last episode. Sometimes that means sports, movies, comedy, or whatever is happening in the world. Other times it means an unnecessarily long discussion about a fake Russian hockey player, Edgar Allan Poe starting a podcast, the etiquette of passing a jacket between bathroom stalls, or something one of us said 45 minutes ago that has somehow become the entire premise of the episode. It’s three friends, a lot of tangents, increasingly specific running jokes, and the occasional guest trying to figure out what they’ve walked into.
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We kick things off with a rough day for the Lions and some genuine concern for Jack Campbell. Somehow, that turns into a conversation about funeral arrangements, what to do with our ashes, and the finer points of owning a gimp.We also get into childhood treasure hunting at Metro Beach, our favorite rap lyrics, removing Ohio from the United States, and whether dumping haunted houses into the ocean would solve anything. Plus, we question a suspiciously AI-looking NFL video, which is another good reason not to believe everything you see online.Eventually, we stumble onto our next billion-dollar business idea: Brine and Blanch, a restaurant at Ford Field serving turkey prepared in ways nobody asked for. We try to figure out what blanching actually is, compare meal prep disasters, and spend a surprising amount of time talking about sandwiches.
John skips another episode, leaving Alex and Nick to hold things down. Friend of the show EJ Watson calls in from Chicago to talk trash about the Lions, defend the Bears, and question John's place on the podcast.Nick's online shopping habits lead to a surprisingly detailed discussion about animal-themed lingerie, redheads and their alleged lack of souls, and why men don't have their own version of Victoria's Secret. Along the way, the guys discuss gay culture, generational slang, and the possibility of bringing John back to life Frankenstein-style.Things wrap up with Nick explaining why he could easily defeat a coyote, Alex questioning his chances against an eagle, and the two inventing a collection of increasingly ridiculous hybrid animals to fight each other.
John discovers a new form of violence that leaves no bruises, Alex tries to figure out how anyone knows it’s the same whale, and we spend an unreasonable amount of time deciding which animals are gay.We also get into animal tracking, God’s one forbidden apple, whale evolution, funeral plans, King Tut’s podcast studio, and why foxes are apparently the gayest animal alive.Plus, Alex explains coding while John confidently explains it back to him completely wrong.
We’re back after a couple weeks off, and somehow the conversation immediately turns into Hedonism II, buffet crab legs, DoxyPEP, and whether or not everyone in the room deserves equal access to the three lions.John’s sternum is apparently in a delicate transitional phase, which leads us to discover that Daddy Is Molting. From there we get into gumbo, sourdough starters, baby rabbits, deadly household pets, and the exact amount of soul an animal needs before humans are allowed to race it.We also talk Lions, Jerry Springer, childhood injuries, scumbag stories, Steve Irwin vengeance, and why context is extremely important when somebody tells you they got stabbed through the hand with a screwdriver.
Nick gets back from Peoria and somehow a conversation about hotel soap turns into a full breakdown of terrible motels, backwards shower handles, sleeping on the beach, and the weird little things you notice when you stay somewhere that maybe costs a little too little.We also get into spring break stories, Florida being Florida, Australia, fantasy football, Jared Goff, the Lions, and why the first few weeks of the NFL season apparently don’t count if things are going badly.Plus, Nick tries to use a cold shower as leverage for a late checkout, which honestly feels like a pretty good summary of the whole episode.
John no-calls, no-shows this week, leaving Alex and Nick to hold down the job like the dedicated employees they apparently are. Naturally, they spend the opening minutes discussing disciplinary action, John’s importance to the Lions, and whether his absence could have altered the outcome of the game.From there, they discover the seventh human sense, debate how much performance actually matters in stand-up, discuss gay telepathy, crimes they’d commit in a world without cameras, why Spain is just worse Mexico, and the surprisingly complicated social rules of cruising.Plus: sexomnia, bathhouse etiquette, Betamax, nosebleeds, eating too fast, Nick’s childhood hockey humiliation, and the possibility that his friend Doug may secretly be the Michigan Dogman.
Alex and John realize podcasting may be the perfect art form for people whose work won’t become valuable until after they die, which naturally leads to a proposed rebrand: The Edgar Allan POdcast. The plan involves a raven, a complete lack of respect for the original concept, and possibly replacing Nick altogether.Before that revelation, they recap a miserable Michigan game-watching experience involving bad music, an aggressively negative fan, Rod Stewart, and some questionable theories about the people sitting at the bar.Also: gay sailor tattoos, veganism, manifestation, Mario family history, tornado warnings, Tom Hardy secretly having bars, and Labrador Day.
Ian’s back in town, which means the Burt Selleck Podcast immediately gets dragged into stories about Washington wildfires, cougars, jail schools, bald eagles, Lions roster cuts, and whether GTA 6 is about to accidentally create its own economy.From there, the boys get into wild game, elite meatloaf technique, toilet-brewed hooch, music festival survival, and the very specific physical challenges that can arise during certain adult activities. Naturally, this all leads to an important discussion about romance, manners, and the evolving definition of being a gentleman.Chivalry isn’t dead. It’s just gotten significantly weirder.
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The Burt Selleck Podcast is Alex, Nick, and John getting together every week to talk about whatever has managed to occupy their brains since the last episode. Sometimes that means sports, movies, comedy, or whatever is happening in the world. Other times it means an unnecessarily long discussion about a fake Russian hockey player, Edgar Allan Poe starting a podcast, the etiquette of passing a jacket between bathroom stalls, or something one of us said 45 minutes ago that has somehow become the entire premise of the episode. It’s three friends, a lot of tangents, increasingly specific running jokes, and the occasional guest trying to figure out what they’ve walked into.
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