Season finale, motherfuckers! James and Lawrence extend an olive branch to a major player in the FU extended universe, Seam's Jake Woolf. Woolfie joins the boys to talk about being a sober wolf pack of one, accuse FU of Jonah Hill stolen valor, and how he navigates the swagless tech world as a fashion king. Then, in Captain's Log/Letters to Home, the boys do a quick recap of the short but unprecedentedly excellent run that was season 8.

The FU squad is joined by Genius' Chief Content Officer Brendan Frederick for an uncut slapioli of an episode. BFred hits the stu to claim Soulja Boy's debut as one of the greatest works of art in the history of mankind, reveal his weirdly intimate relationship with Nike co-founder Phil Knight, and how he's f****n up the whole content game and shifting the goddamn paradigm at Genius. Then, in Captain's Log/Letters to Home, the boys interview this week's guest producer and FU's token female...

This week, FU is joined by the only DIY artist that matters, Nicole McLaughlin. Nicole makes a rare public appearance at the stu to talk about deconstructing all your favorite jawnz, designing the Vetements x Reebok collab, how she navigates the freelance landscape as a designer in demand and sexism in streetwear. Then, in Captain's Log/Letters to Home, Lawrence reveals the back-channel horse-trading that got him the IG verification he's been thirsting after for so long and the boys discuss...

The boys are back this week and keeping it gritty with NYC legend and Concepts' General Manager, Bahr Brown. Bahr hits the stu for one of the spiciest Fit Checks in history, talks about how he got to owning 1200 pairs of sneakers, what the best (and worst) shoes of all time are, and how he stays on the bleeding edge of culture. Then, in Captain's Log/Letters to Home, the boys discuss FU's current scheduling mayhem.

Well, it's throwback Thursday in the FU stu this week. Jimmy and Larry are back in the pocket and the whole band is absolutely jamming. That's right, it's a Boyz Only™️ raw, uncut gem full of brazy banter just like the good ol' days. We're talking the cresting of camp collars, the turnover of tie-dye, the misses in music, and the smoshes on screen.

She's back, folks! The East Coast Media Elite Queen herself, Naomi Fry, staff writer at The New Yorker, returns to the FU stu to talk about the infinite possibilities that come with being high, being followed by your favorite celebs on social media and how her life has changed since coming on the pod nearly one year ago. You asked for it. You got it. The Return of the OG Fuccmom is upon us. The Fairy Podmother has arrived. Let's. F*****g. Go.

Season 8 rolls on with the shocking return of the Bravo Boyz, featuring none other than Summer House's alpha king Kyle Cooke. The Rosé Ruler hits the stu to talk about starting an alcoholic beverage empire,  having his entire life (including three hour boners) broadcast on TV, and spilling the twisted tea on what cast members are absolute snakes. Then, on Captain's Log/Letters to Home, the boys lob out potential options for the upcoming FU corporate retreat.

This one's for the gd mf rafters, folks. The boys kick off FU's gritty reboot with the legendary Dro Grindstein of Def Jam. Dro hits the brand new, state of the art Barstool trap to drop endless gems, from where hip-hop is headed next to working with certified A-listers, like Eminem, Nate Dogg and Action Bronson. Then in Captain's Log/Letters to Home, the boys critique their new digs.

Buckle the f**k up, Fail Gang! It's our 100th episode and you already know we're bringing you another Bertified FU Blassic™ with one of our biggest capital F Fashion guests yet, Our Legacy's Jockum Hallin aka the Yoker. Jockum hits the stu all the way from Sweden to talk about the art of the understated drip, what it's like running one of FU's favorite brands, and kitting out celebs like Jay-Z and Drake. Then, in Captain's Log/Letters to Home, the boys celebrate the milestone that is putting...

We're kicking off Season 8 with the crossover ep of the century, featuring none other than Cum Town's Adam Friedland. Adam joins the boys to talk about beefing with Chelsea Clinton on Twitter, getting cucked by a DJ, and how he didn't propose to his fiancée. Then, in Captain's Log/Letters to Home, Lawrence goes off on Jimmy and Chuckles for going to the Eric Emmanuel Easter Brunch event that he wasn't invited to.

The boys are slamming the door on Season 7 with a finale for the rafters featuring Patia of Patia's Fantasy World, aka your favorite memer's favorite memer. Patia joins the gang to deliver one of the wildest FUs to date, exposing racist meme accounts, reminiscing on getting paid to pee into dudes' mouths, and breaking down why everyone she sleeps with owns a skateboard. Then, in Captain's Log/Letters to Home, the boys take a victory lap, recapping the absolute, unadulterated slapper that was...

Yee-AND WE CANNOT STRESS THIS ENOUGH-haw! Horny Jimmy and Married Larry have survived the #TheTexasWedding and are kicking off their most robust ep yet with a full-fledged recap of the event of the season. Then, we've got an absolute slaperoni of an interview with friend of the pod, wedding invitee, and Bonobos editorial director, John Jannuzzi. J-Uzi hits the stu to talk about slanging slacks, building a cookie empire, getting buff af and what Failing Upwards Creative Agency LLC can do for...

Jimmy Horny and Marry Larry are back for another all-time episode featuring the only independent sneaker designer that matters, John Geiger. The Geigz regales the boys with tales of growing up with Wiz Khalifa and Mac Miller, collabing with a strip club, and why Nike will never work with him. Plus put ur yeeyee juice in the mf air to toast Lawrence as we go full cowboy on his bitchass and do some live podding straight from the texas wedding (unbeknownst to the man of the hour).

Folks, we've got the jawnz ep of the goddamn millennium this week featuring none other than “The Reluctant Anthropologist” himself,  Mordechai Rubenstein. Mister Mort joins the gang to talk about Canal Street bootleg politics, being ahead of  just about every trend, flicking up NYC's best and brightest fits and more. Then, in Captain's Log/Letters to Home, Larry addresses all the Texas Wedding™ talk in his final days as an unmarried man.

Jimmy and Larry are back this week with that raw, uncut, pure East Coast Media Elite™️ s**t with Futurism's Chief Content Officer Foster Kamer. Foster hits the stu to talk about manning a media empire, matching with celebs on Raya, and why he doesn't f**k with Mad Men. Then, in Captain's Log/Letters to Home, the boys talk about FU's newfound Big Cat energy.

We finally got him, ladies and gentlemen. The pander ep of the goddamn millennium is upon us. This week, FU is joined by Pardon My Take's Dan “Big Cat” Katz. Big Cat hits the stu for a marathon sesh with the boys to talk The Art of the Deal™️, pitch his best ideas to take the pod nuclear, experience the Odell Beckham Jr. trade live on air and more. You don't wanna miss this because Dan said he's never coming back on. Like ever. Seriously.

You asked and we answered, baby. The whole FU crew is in the stu this week answering questions from the Fail Gang. Find out what James is wearing to Larry's wedding, just how they became world-renowned jawnz enthusiasts, and who Chuck would cast as the boys in the hypothetical FU Zoovie nobody wants to watch. Then, in Captain's Log/Letters to Home, the boys tease next week's BIG guest.

The boys are kicking things off this week with a spicy recap of last week's collaborative zoovie with Saturdays NYC, followed by an interview with long overdue guest, Senior Editor of Complex, Frazier Tharpe. Frazier joins the gang to talk about bricking his fits from coast to coast, why Netflix is evil, and even sheds some light on the TV show he's writing. Then, in Captain's Log/Letters to Home, it's Call To Action City and a sloppy tease for next week's hotly-anticipated AMA pod.

We say this a lot, but this time, the boys are finally f*****g back! James and Lawrence return to the Barstool Stu with former colleague, esteemed East Coast Media Elite, Donnie Kwak, the East Coast Bureau Chief at the Ringer. Donnie joins the boys to talk about what it was like bringing Desus and Mero together, loving Romantic Comedies, and what it's like to be an Asian-American in pop culture today. Then, in Captain's Log/Letters to Home, the boys share some details about their Happy Hour...

It's another FU Creative Agency LLC original baby! This week, the boys are bringing you F**k With/Not F**k With (Working Title): The Zoovie™, a compilation ep of our guests' favorite things, featuring prestige personas Rachel Tashjian, Sam Lerner, Brock Korsan, Hank Lockwood, Sam Hine, Jon Caramanica, and Caleb Pressley.

We finally got him, folks! James and Lawrence are back in the booth doing what god intended them to do, featuring noted friend of the pod and one of NYC's best new designers, Eric Emanuel. Eric hits the stu to talk buying Warhols with collab checks, loving basketball shorts while not knowing s**t about sports, and what it was like designing one of the year's most coveted sneakers with Adidas. Then, in Captain's Log/Letters to Home, the boys send out some Fail Gang feelers for potentially FU's...

CALL IT! The boys are back this week with another FU Hotline™ special, featuring last minute special replacement third mic all-star and fan favorite, Barstool Outdoors' very own, YP. From talking about how many times they bust every morning, to which way they wipe their butts, we're answering BIG questions only straight from the Fail Gang's 10 million beautiful minds.

Jimmy and Larry never miss. Season 7 stays surgical with a 4 mic masterpiece, featuring No Losses aka Young Costanza and Topshelf Tyson. YC and Topshelf join the boys to talk Milly Rocking innocent bystanders to death, going viral on the timeline, soundtracking the night of your goddamn life and more. Then, in Captain's Log/Letters to Home, a moving tribute to a silent, but crucial member of the Fail Gang who is no longer with us. Rest In peace, Carolyn, you dead bitch. We love you. You will...

Jimmy and Larry are keeping the fire burning with another slapchop this week featuring the Catfish guy, Nev Schulman. Nev joins the boys to talk about why he doesn't wear underwear, foreskin appreciation, what it's like being a professional cockblock and Catfish truthers. Then,  in Captain's Log/Letters to home, welcome to couple's counseling with Mr. and Mrs. Chuckles.

Season 7's finally here, baby! The boys are kicking things off with an absolute slapper featuring Union LA's esteemed owner, the one and only Chris Gibbs. Chris joins the gang to talk about what it's like being the only person that dresses well in LA, being the only fan of house music who's never been to a rave, and creating the best sneaker of 2018. Then, in Captain's Log/Letters to Home, the boys talk about what life is like at Barstool in a post-bagioli world.