TSG tries a scripted version of the show. Comment if you liked the scripted version. Segment 2 covers Stoned aspects of the show, while Segment 3 focuses on being really smart.

Not because of scheduling. Not because of technical issues. Not because the Dobermans unionized.
But because I bumped my head — hard enough that Bobbi was genuinely concerned.
What started as a normal day turned into ice packs, monitoring, and the classic question:
“Are you okay?”
Depending on who you ask… still debatable.
Bobbi kept a close eye on me (the dogs were less medically helpful than advertised), and after a little rest and evaluation, The Stoned Genius lives to podcast another day.
So yes…
He made it.
Episode 419: “Ouch. That hurt!”
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Episode 418 gives you the kind of ramblings you're used to. Bruno Mars, drag shows, and 5 Guys meat in my mouth.

A Doberman Pinscher named Penny won the 150th Westminster Dog Show!!! The Olympics are starting, and TSG has the time to watch a lot of winter sports.

TSG discusses movies he has watched lately, including at least one Michael Madsen classic that Ro HAS seen before. (So says Bobbi)

This episode has many thoughts that are not coherent. Enjoy!

TSG discusses stories from his school daze in anticipation of their upcoming 40th High School Reunion.

In this episode of *Ghosts, Aliens, and Such*, Ro tackles the titular subjects with his trademark conversational style and frequent tangents. He questions why ghosts can't simply talk instead of using charades and details an elaborate, imagined action sequence where he, along with his friends James and Ben, fights off malevolent, probing aliens in zero-gravity—with Ro serving as the indispensable 'hype man.' Along the way, he also shares highly personal anecdotes about his next episode's embarrassing childhood photo, an extended, humorous (and explicit) theory on pineapple on pizza, his love for his daughters (and their sports prowess), and the daily challenges of his post-stroke life, all with minimal apology for going off-script.