Off Air Podcast

Whit and Roche break down Drake's Dad's new R&B smash and wonder how he got a record deal so late in life (Hint: Drake).

Hey there. Did you miss us? Roche and Whit are back with a fresh OAP. After a brief update on what Whit's been up to (HINT: awkwardness), the podcastic duo ask if it's appropriate to proposal during a medal ceremony at the Olympics.

Our friend, Lisa DePasquale, has written an awesome book about dating in the conservative world. If you haven't read it yet, you will after hearing Roche and Whit talk to Lisa about her book.

Whitney watches a movie that stirs up some very disturbing thoughts on ventriloquists and the mafia.

Roche worries that he's the cool kid at the lame table in the cafeteria of social media.

After some miscommunication, Whitney pitches her new reality show idea about thugged out little people. It's sure to be a hit.

An OAPeer questions Roche's taste in gay men before Whitney blows his mind with a word they both have been saying wrong their whole lives. How do you say it?

Roche tries to scare Whitney with two sentence horror stories.

It's the dramatic conclusion to Roche's vasectomy trilogy where we find out what Roche masturbates to, why he waited to long to find out if his vasectomy was successful and, if he is sterile.

Roche goes to Spring Training and realizes life is a brutal journey, not a destination.

Let's review the latest disgrace to the Nirvana frontman's legacy.

Back in the fall, Whitney attended the star studded Bridge School Benefit. How'd she get backstage? Did she break up a marriage? Did she get thrown out? All those answers and more await you in the latest Off Air Podcast.

Roche has a problem with Gwen Stefani having a baby shower for her third kid.

If you ever have sex on someone's car, don't tell the owner. Odds are, it won't go well.

Whit will be asked that every time she talks to her 89 year old Grandmother or until Sochi ends. Roche and Whit manage to cope by asking a few questions of their own.

Whitney attends a post Grammy party hoping to schmooze important people.

Whit goes to a Super Bowl party and find out a little too late that not everyone is what they seem.

On this, the 55th Anniversary of The Day The Music Died, check out this classic OAP where Roche and Whit discuss the lure of heading to the crash site.

Whit breaks down the benefits of flossing to Roche who then breaks down the disadvantages of being a girl to Whit.

Bastille's hit song gets Roche and Whit thinking about the last few minutes of the people of Pompeii and how they would have dealt with onrushing molten lava (HINT: Not very well).