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Hip Hop artis and long time friend Dre AKA Jamaican joins us this week. New music. Music Videos. Dre's going on tour!!!

This week, Adam & John touch on all the bases of comedy podcating ... Death; life's purpose; slavery; suicide and the practical wisdom of hall of fame cubs pitcher, Jett Stedman: "Ya gotta find the 'have to!'

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John get's hammered and Adam's cohorts, Corey Gice and Sir Jeff Niceswanger from the PodCostner join the show this week. Just a good old fashion hang with buddies.

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Adam & John are back from their Adult Story Time hiatus! Adam's been busy being cool and learning new games to stay that way. John's been entertaining a house guest and taking a crash course on setting boundaries. Check it out! And ... if you haven't checked out John's audiobooks yet ... what are you waiting for? Season one of both Pete & Gwendoline Grew Up and How 2 Write a Novel in V Years: A Hero's Journey are available for free through this very podcast!

In the final episode of John's ordinary world, he gets a corporate job, has a meltdown in Las Vegas, entertains the idea of being Christian rapper, meets and breaks up with his third Wendy, then finally declares, "Fuck that! I am Peter Pan," for the world to hear in his future smash hit novel, Pete & Gwendoline Grew Up.

John's back in Duluth, Post breakup. He goes to jail, splashes around in Mermaid Lagoon and tries to take his thrown as the price of Neverland. John goes to jail again, starts a blog, then decides to be a family man. We all have to grow up sometime, right?

In this episode, John and his Lost Boys open up an underground casino and start a rap crew. John challenges himself to be a lesser man, meets his second Wendy and his grandma dies. It's the little adventures in life in between the big ones that most often move our stories along.