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In tis week's episode of Bad Libs: The Afterbirth, Zach and James discuss the Iran War's never-ending incessant nature, despite more and more Republicans in the House joining the Dems to end it, Great Britain has a new PM, again, and we still are stuck with the same old AF p*doface, and so much mor…

In this week's episode, we have songs, we have laughs, we have Bloom sodas, and we have a new friend. Bobby Akashic is Google's longest running janitor, and now he's in charge of everything you see on YouTube. Plus, we talk about the Iran War never ending, and so much more!

On this week's episode, Zach and James discuss the week's headlines, sing a song or three, and a meme about smart, eco-conscious crows gives them hope for MAGA, one day.

In this week's episode, Zach and James run down the last week's top stories in American and global politics, educate the audience about drone warfare, and as always disrespect several high-ranking members of the government and/or their alleged mothers.

In the 21st episode of America's most listened to podcast that's hosted by Zach Miller and James Schlarmann and releases once a week, the boys are back from a well-earned respite. After taking a week to recharge, the two comedians returned to find America just as steeped in stupid-sauce as before, …

In episode 20, the Bad Libs fact-check some popular memes and talk about the never-ending, already won war in Iran. Also, California's jungle primary took place, and votes are still being counted because that's what democracies do.

It was another week in politics, which means it was another week for comedians Zach Miller and James Schlarmann to discuss that bullsh*t.

In an episode of Bad Libs: The Afterbirth that can truly be called "another," comedians Zach Miller and James Schlarmann discuss the way #Trump was able to sue himself, settle with himself, and also steal from the American people at the same time (again). Plus: songs, disrespectful impressions of c…

Week 17 of Bad Libs: The Afterbirth brings comedians Zach Miller and James Schlarmann more reasons to laugh, cry, and fart about the collapse of western order in the post-World War II era. Oh, and they make up songs and sketches, too.