The DLP Agenda (Formerly The Rob and Joe Show)

Monkey Boy

Another loss of a legend in 2016 has Rob and Joe speculatingabout the biggest potential celebrity deaths. Rob and Joe wonder how they mightpiggyback off the live TMOS show announced for November. Joe hosts a big group (includingRob and his girlfriend) during a weekend jaunt to Ocean City,and many tales emerge. Rob observed Joe really enjoying himself and letting goof his inhibitions. At a recent comedy show, Rob recruits an audience member toplay a prank on a drunk patron who’d already made his exit.

Aired Live Monday, June 6th at 7:30PM

Welcome to the Brown Parade

His son just graduated high school, but Joe doesn’t think congratulations are really in order for this level of accomplishment. Robby and his girlfriend were under scrutiny by everyone attending the Hall and Oates show. Rob is blindsided by yet another shocking revelation about one of his girlfriend’s former lovers. Robby and Joe test Rob’s Disney movie knowledge when its revealed that he is woefully ignorant about a commonly-known character. Gramps has been up to his old tricks and everyone is brimming with tales of his antics from the week past. Rob, Joe and others will be spending some close personal time together in tight quarters while in Ocean City for a 98 Rock remote. Joe recalls a childhood memory from the beach that leads to a simultaneously revolting and hilarious discussion.

Aired Live Monday, May 30th at 7:30PM

 

#245 - Inappropriate Pics

When a new “improved” platform is put to the test live, the results are mixed. There are some concerns about this weekend’s concert outing. Marcus is under fire at the moment and Rob and Joe are unintentionally piling-on. Rob discovers that he really doesn’t love comedy. Joe shares his thoughts on spoilers and then tries to provoke Robby. Joe helps Rob examine the evidence to determine who has violated his tablet. This leads to quizzing Marcus in an effort to determine his level of dislike for Trump. Rob’s bachelor party boat gig is not what he imagined. Rob and Joe discuss the debut of their next murder mystery.

Aired Live Monday, May 23rd at 7:30PM

#244 - You Get What You Pay For

Joe explains why Robby is so predictable when finding himself in the minority disliking a movie or TV show. An impromptu discussion about watching same-sex partners on-screen, porn and former sex partners follows. Unfortunately for Joe, the last people in the world he wants listening live are doing just that. When Rob nearly finds himself without several tickets to an upcoming group outing, he wonders what the dynamic might have been among the remaining people who already had them. There’s more to report in the world of Scott Apple. Joe’s girlfriend has given him an ultimatum. A listener pitches a concept for a new murder mystery. Rob is nervous about an upcoming gig. Skype audio is just not cooperating.

Aired Live Monday, May 16th at 7:30PM

#243 - Remember That, Robby?

A baseball bet causes Rob to find himself in the middle of an interminable, trash-talking group text. When a music act is publicly criticized for arriving 2 hours late to her concert, Rob and Joe jump right on the bash-wagon. Robby has a concept for a future murder mystery and Rob and Joe make him pitch it on the show. Scott Apple’s DJ talk-ups received such an overwhelmingly positive response that Rob and Joe can’t wait to do it again and search for other ways to exploit his lack of knowledge and talent. Joe misses a zip line outing due to illness and doesn’t seem that eager to reschedule. Rob gets critiqued on his comedy by an old friend and colleague. When Rob mentions that he’ll be performing a new high-rise retail center, this leads to a strange discussion about malls, childhood and someone’s criminal past. Rob and Joe call a woman who was miraculously cured of blindness and discuss which of the five senses would they’d be willing to sacrifice. Rob and Joe rant on the state of society and its affect on the comedy scene.

Aired Live Monday, May 9th at 7:30PM

#242 - Bad Apple

Rob and Joe peel back the curtain on the newest murder mystery. Scott Apple gets quite the run with more stories of his amazing lack of pop culture and music knowledge, and an upcoming event he’s planning. His much-anticipated DJ talks-ups also do not disappoint. Rob contemplates the absurdity of the recent incident at the White House Correspondents dinner. Marcus shares his take on the recent brunch conversation. The topic of that cheap meal leads to a conversation about questionable bargains and found money. Joe suffers a couple of blows to his ego, and Rob makes a half-assed attempt to make him feel better.

Aired Live Monday, May 2nd at 7:30PM

The Meal Ruiner

Rob is mourning the loss of both his favorite entertainer and his cat. The Tony Perkins live podcast event was a huge success and it brought Marcus and his wife to DC. Joe didn’t talk to them much, and Robby may have said too much. Scott Apple contends that he’s in better physical condition than Joe, who is outraged by this. Rob feels extra white when he doesn’t understand a rap music reference. 98 Rock doesn’t seem like they want Joe to cover the NFL draft again this year and Rob wonders who at the station might be replacing him.

Aired Live Monday, April 25th at 7:30PM

#240 - Prank Gone Wrong

Right before the show there is breaking news of a celebrity death. Rob and Joe get feedback on which one of them is possibly the most-liked by someone in the MORE family. Rob is worried that Joe is alienating certain audience members at the end of the murder mystery show. Joe sees himself as someone who can converse with all types of people, but with one particular person he finds it very difficult. Rob is concerned for the safety of himself and his girlfriend when he receives some disturbing emails. Joe finds Rob’s reaction utterly ridiculous. Tony Perkins’ live podcast event is bringing everyone together in DC, including Marcus who might be an alcoholic. Joe is stunned to discover that Rob knows nothing about a literary classic that’s spawned multiple feature films and adaptations for television. Joe is surprised by what he finds when finally visits Rob’s new home. Joe’s long-time nemesis reaches out to the local comedy community with a high-paying gig.

Aired Live Monday, April 18th at 7:30PM

#239 - Ugly Friends

Robby returns and has plenty to say about the new murder mystery and donations to the show. Joe is put on the spot about something he did that is potentially more weird than Rob neglecting to introduce his father.  Rob wonders why Katie’s social media is glaringly missing photos of Joe. Following Joe’s outing with the Spewaks, there is a lot of discussion about attending concerts past and present. One fan of the show has a deep secret about her first concert that has everyone very curious. Tom Arnold is still being a tool. Rob reports on his breakout gig with Kevin Hart.Plus; Rob once again makes himself a target on Facebook, there’s an update on Gramps and Rob and Joe are “highlighted” on the TMOS bonus show.

Aired Live Monday, April11th at 7:30PM

#238 - Rising Star

This week Rob has a 1,2, punch of announcements including something with sister show, The Tony Perkins Show featuring Gary Stein. A turtle steals the show. More fallout comes form Tom Arnold who still can't get Joe off his mind. Rob has bought something new that will get him outside more. Gramps might be an alien. Girlfriend Katie has a new dress, but Joe won't be with her when she wears it. Is Rob about to leave Joe in the dust? How much would Joe take to wear a wig all year long?