Late Night With The Homies

In this unhinged episode, Tim and Dan go full throttle into bodily mysteries, moral gray areas, and deeply questionable life choices: They explore the science (or lack thereof) behind how far someone could pee—yes, there’s math involved. Dan shares his worst poop story yet, and it’s somehow more graphic than you’re prepared for.Shower thoughts get steamy as they ask: why do farts smell worse in the shower?Dan’s commercials are mysteriously in Spanish, and streaming services are charging you to watch

In this episode, Tim and Dan take you on a rollercoaster of stories and tangents that somehow all make sense... kind of. Dan narrowly escapes death on the highway and lives to tell the tale—with dramatic flair, of course. The guys unpack the bizarre idea of renaming the Department of Defense back to the Department of War (because apparently subtlety is overrated).A trip to Goodwill turns political when Dan encounter a passionate anti-Trump shopper who’s not afraid to speak his mind. Dan delivers yet

This is a small tribute to Charlie Kirk

Tonight on Late Night with the Homies , we’re stirring the pot—literally and figuratively. First up, Cracker Barrel’s unexpected rebrand: is it cozy nostalgia or corporate chaos? Then we dive into the American Eagle controversy that’s got social media flapping its wings.But it’s not all headlines—we’re talking hustle. Dan breaks down how to actually make money for yourself in a world that wants you working for someone else and Tim brings the heat with a culinary curveball: omelette in a bag. Is it

Welcome to the inaugural episode of Late Night With The Homies - where two friends take creative liberty to the next level and talk about... well, whatever pops into their heads. From spontaneous hot takes, weird hypotheticals, and the occasional existential spiral, this is the kind of chaos you didn’t know you needed.No scripts. No rules. Just vibes.Whether you're here for the laughs, the tangents, or the unexpected wisdom that somehow sneaks in, we’re glad you showed up. Buckle up—it’s going to be