Bobby, Jim & Friends
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Join Bobby and Jim on 'Not Well', where fearless conversations meet humor and wisdom in an explosion of topics ranging from the latest celebrity gossip to the intricacies of gay issues and politics. With Bobby's unconventional wisdom, often fueled by his adventures with edibles, leading us into the most random and taboo subjects you'd never dare to bring up, and Jim's sharp intellect providing insightful commentary, there's never a dull moment.Our podcast is a bold, inclusive space that welcomes gay men, straight women, and straight men alike, especially those who are curious about a wide array of discussions—including th...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
A loose, sharp-edged comedy hangout about gay life, political dread, travel stories, and everyday irritation.
Not Well sits in Comedy as a two-voice hangout built around Bobby and Jim's quick reversals, personal disclosures, and restless topical appetite.
Bobby and Jim make your bedtime routine sound like the beginning of a much dirtier conversation.
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A return check-in that turns holiday chatter, search-history jokes, and bathroom talk into a loose, lived-in hangout.
The episode opens with Thatcher's return and quickly settles into a profanity-heavy hangout, moving from holiday questions to hornier search-history jokes before spending a long stretch on pooping, toilet paper, and the pain of wiping.
A fast, filthy rant that turns inauguration-week politics, body humor, and a Full House riff into one long scramble.
Bobby and Jim kick off with inauguration-week disgust and keep widening the blast radius: Trump’s aging voice, gross ad targeting, accidental peeing, naked-in-the-mirror oversharing, and a Full House riff all get folded into the same fast, foul exchange. The appeal is the pace.
A brisk, loose conversation that ranges from resale hustle to dog chatter to queer visibility.
The episode moves through knickknacks, online selling, collector's items, baseball cards, AI takeover, and capitalism with an easy, off-the-cuff rhythm.
A loose, profane hangout that turns minor annoyances into a steady stream of riffs.
Bobby and Jim spend the episode squeezing small domestic annoyances for all they are worth. A backwards can opener, weird body habits, a fridge that barely opens, and a room in disarray all turn into loose banter that feels lived-in instead of planned.
A loose conversation about skincare, taste, and the preferences people are slow to explain.
This leans hard on vanity, skincare pricing, and the awkward gap between what people desire and what they admit out loud. A Dr. Dennis Gross mention opens into lip plumpness, cost per use, and the messy habit of explaining attraction as if it were a spreadsheet problem.
Filthy banter, political dread, and straight-bro clowning collide at full speed.
It starts with straight-bro swagger, then slips the rug out from under it. What follows is a mix of discomfort, queer self-awareness, and political irritation, carried by blunt, filthy one-liners and quick banter that never lets the tension cool.
A filthy hangout that turns weather panic and pool hygiene into a funny spiral.
Bobby and Jim turn a summer catch-up into a filthy, fast-moving hangout built on heat, work, odd weather, flooded streets, and a long detour into cleanup and pool hygiene.
A messy catch-up that moves from Ireland and New York to pocket watches, decor, and a loose comic rhythm.
Not Well opens with political sparring before drifting into a long, unruly catch-up about being away, travel, and schedules that never quite line up.
Sharp Black pop culture commentary with gossip, jokes, and blunt advice.
Awards season, celebrity memoirs, and new music picked apart with host Louis Fertel and guests.
Comedian Chris Gethard takes one anonymous call a week and can't hang up first.
Isa Calderón and Lucía Lijtmaer riff on feminism and TV history from Spanish stages.
Graham Clark and Dave Shumka turn one small topic into a full episode of tangents.
Bobby and Jim start loose and irritated.
Not Well | A Comedy Podcast opens with Bobby and Jim joking about an edible, being "a goat from Severance," and arguing about drug prices like Zepbound, Wegovy, and semaglutide.
Bobby and Jim are back after a two-week gap.
Bobby and Jim open with Christmas timing, a lost sense of what year it is, and a complaint that 99% of emails and corporate meetings are unnecessary.
Bobby and Jim open Not Well by listing a month of travel, including New York, Atlanta, Cleveland, and Puerto Vallarta, before drifting into Costco, doctors, and movie talk.
Bobby and Jim open with a crude straight-bro bit.
What happens when AI tells you exactly how to end your life—and you listen.
They witnessed someone get hit by a car with screaming and a loud bang, and realized that getting hit happens so regularly in Columbus that bodies are everywhere.
Bobby and Jim open by roasting their looks, their pants, and how much they read as lesbians today.
Bobby and Jim open by arguing over whether a show needs a real intro before they start talking, then wander through wake-up times, the fact that it is still light outside, and a bit on contact lenses and bifocal contacts.
Bobby and Jim come in hot on inauguration week and immediately talk shit about Trump’s speech and his aging voice.
I want a straight best friend that lets me see his wiener and plays with it—but he's also really hot and really nice.
Comedy-commentary podcast covering Trump's international diplomatic tensions, Zelensky meeting analysis with satirical audio recreation, US historical atrocities (Native American genocide, slavery, boarding schools), contemporary political economy (immigration, prison system), and personal travel planning to Ireland with genealogical identity exploration.
Two friends discuss post-holiday season life, including one friend's viral TikTok success in Ireland (Echoes Abroad account), Copenhagen trip adventures, and introspection about a documentary exploring commitment issues.
Not Well | A Comedy Podcast spends much of this episode on Amsterdam: a red light district tour, a church financed by sex work, and a condom store called the condomery that once measured men for custom condoms.
Not Well | A Comedy Podcast episode "I was transphobic… against trans fats" opens with a congressional clip about a "private takeover of the federal government," CDC datasets being taken down, and people joining OPM meetings through Gmail.
Religious psychosis playing out in real time on TikTok—people genuinely leaving their clothes behind.
Bobby and Jim open on knickknacks, selling online, and the current appetite for collector items.
Bobby and Jim open on cold weather, gym procrastination, and the miserable drag of getting ready.
Not Well returns after a long pause and opens with a political clip before Bobby and Jem slide into a catch-up.
Raw unedited comedy episode split between provocative stand-up monologue and conversational podcast banter.
Bobby and Jim open with baldness jokes, a hair transplant in Turkey said to cost $8,000, and a refusal to care about hair anymore.
Bobby and Jim start with TikTok gum, "Neuro," and a running complaint that it tastes like fake sugar and makes them feel "cracked out." Thanksgiving stories move through Houston, West Virginia, a hockey game, vegetarian stuffing, and repeated arguments about turkey and mouth guards.
Bobby and Jim open with skincare talk, a "12.5 percent" drink, and plans for Ireland while joking about blackout dinners and cheap airlines.
Bobby and Jim open with a returning caller named Thatcher, who apologizes for a long hiatus and asks them about their favorite and least favorite parts of the holidays.
Not Well opens with Bobby and Jeff joking about filming, editing, and camera angles before settling into their usual loose banter.
Bobby and Jim open Not Well with drinks, a two-and-a-half-week gap since recording, and a Halloween visual gag about one host looking "deathly" pale after a chemical peel.
Bobby and Jim discuss their night out, margaritas, and meeting a hot casket salesman in a humorous, unfiltered conversation.
Bobby and Jim joke about body dysmorphia, weight loss drugs, and travel in a candid, humorous conversation.
Bobby and Jim engage in humorous banter about Jim's birthday, spa experiences, and a comparison to a famous porn star.
Bobby and Jim react to a bizarre political ad and discuss its absurdity with humor.
Bobby and Jim riff on Christmas memories, holiday traditions, and random topics with edgy humor.
Bobby hosts solo, encouraging listeners to call in with crazy stories and discussing a book recommendation.