Friends, we’ve reached the end. This is the last Junior Mint in the box, the consequential caramel corn pop-pop bop in yr dental work, the final fry in this plastic basket as the credits come up—and oh is this ep saturated with the drippy sugar

Angel Nafis, sam sax, Max Steele

Aug 5th, 2018 34m 17s

Hootie hoo and a nelly nacho howdy-do to you! It’s a poet’s feast this week as we’ve got Angel Nafis, sam sax, and Max Steele on the show with some extremely comely Junk. And being poets of course they talk about Junky love: Junking toward the

Bowen Yang, Matt Rogers, Chelsea Hodson

Jul 29th, 2018 38m 49s

Wiggly gummy worm what’s up my Junky whatsits! You got thingamabobs? I got plenty. I… want… more? This episode is a bauble if ever I got one—partly a podcast crossover with the clever young fairies from Las Culturistas Bowen Yang and Matt Roger

Danez Smith, Alexander Chee, Jenna Wortham

Jul 22nd, 2018 39m 39s

Sudsy soda salutations my Junky sussers! This week we’ve got a show recorded variously at the alpha and omega of it all, the Tin House Summer Workshop! Our all-star line-up this week consists of Danez Smith, Alexander Chee, and Jenna Wortham ta

Anastacia-Reneé Tolbert, Harron Walker, Matt Ortile

Jul 16th, 2018 35m 46s

What’s up nutter butters!? Come tumble toward my humble new offering of Junk! This week we’ve got Anastacia-Reneé Tolbert, Harron Walker and Matt Ortile showing us how we can use Junk to commune with, communicate, and to construct much of the w

Food 4 Thot x Junk: Podcast Vers

Jul 7th, 2018 42m 21s

Hello my little Skittles, have I got some vittles for you: This week’s Junk is a special crossover ep with those gay sluts who love to read, Food 4 Thot! That’s right, we’ve got Fran Tirado, Joseph Osmundson, and Dennis Norris II—nobody’s junio

Victoria Ruiz, Jenny Zhang & Nichole Perkins

Jul 1st, 2018 35m 39s

Waddup butterbeans! It’s Tommy “Teebs” Pico and we’ve got a great episode of Junk ready and waiting for you. This week we bring you an unlikely band tee worn thin with familial affection, a broken lamp that illuminates far-flung junk economies,