Lost At Home Podcast

A gun totin' Florida Man, walrus penis, food snorting, and skeletal remains. Just another week Lost At Home!

Scott and Jer get Lost in Thought talking about the Step Amish, the 2025 rundown of things doctors got unstuck from your holes, a dildo dispute, Santa's sticky fingers, and the story of "Tatas for Toys." Tune in for the chaos!

It's a post-Xmas Xmas episode on Lost At Home Podcast. We've got AI toys, killer robots, a teleporting Florida Man and drone-delivered prison gourmet. 'Tis the season to Get Lost!

In a post-holiday pre-holiday episode, Scott and Jer go down the hotline rabbit hole, wonder about Rankin & Bass, laugh at bad tech magicians, marvel at Japanese bear fighters and ponder over the real estate quirks when it comes to Nazi basements. Get Lost!

This week (in May 2025) on Lost At Home, things get weird fast: a man gets way too intimate with a cucumber, a raccoon is caught red-pawed with a meth pipe, and an entire Turkish town accidentally gets baked thanks to a bonfire of confiscated weed. Meanwhile, Britain declares the sun is canceled, Canada bans phones like it’s 2004, and we dig up a vax anthem that’ll stick in your brain like glitter on a craft table. It’s chaos, it’s crass, and it’s just the way you like it. Get Lost!

This week (in May 2025) on the Lost at Home Podcast, Jer pitches “Cameo: The Movie,” where the cameoing won’t stop! We also wade through a steaming pile of weird news: eBay settles a gangstalking case that sounds like it was run by a Bond villain with a shipping label printer, a serial pooper is finally flushed out in Delco, and Seattle beaches are now clothing-optional for your hands. Plus, one man’s fiery love of firefighters, and the epic tale of humans outrunning robots in a marathon because apparently Skynet forgot to charge overnight. Get lost!

It's another annual Halloween episode from the fellas at LAH. Learn about the Coonigator and a couple stories from the archives that slipped through the cracks, and drool over sriracha recipes along the way. Get Lost!

They're baaaacccckkkk!!!! And confused as ever about how podcasting works! After a summer off, Scott and Jer record their 424th episode (released as the 422nd for whatever reason) and kick it off Halloween month with whatever spider web droppings they can scrape from the web. Mr. Beast, Hershey's, mummies and AI! Sppoooooookkkkkyyy!!! Get Lost!

On this week’s “Lost At Home Podcast: Lost in Thought,” we take a holy plunge into chaos with a Dead Pope selfie trend that’s got the Vatican clutching its rosary beads. We also send a big middle finger to Gwyneth Paltrow (again), explore the mysteries of a resurrected pedo statue now wrapped in glass like a perv Pokémon card, and meet a college student who learned the hard way that roommate agreements should include a no-urination clause. Plus, we uncover white supremacist Easter eggs (literally) and wrap up with the saga of Dr. Tiny Dick, who chose peeping over patient care. Just another week in dystopia — Get Lost!

This week on Lost At Home, we celebrate Easter and 420 by digging into the terrifying truth that quicksand is real, it’s in Michigan, and yes—it will eat you alive…kind of. From there, we slide into a tale of babysitter horror with a real-life man under the bed (move over, monsters, the creeps are taking your jobs), and round things out with a Staten Island fire caused by flaming... dongs. Horror fans, we’ve got you too! Check out all of our halfway to Halloween film picks! Get Lost!

This week on Lost At Home, we explore the absurd extremes of humanity, from the Missouri foster mother who shockingly swapped a teen for a monkey, to the emotional turmoil of a man who hoarded seven emotional support tigers. We also dive into the UK’s controversial attempt to predict murderers before they strike, raising big questions about ethics, privacy, and the spooky power of algorithms. Tune in as we try to make sense of these wild stories—because honestly, what else are we gonna do?

In this chaotic spring-themed episode of Lost at Home, we plant our feet in the surreal and bloom into absurdity, from crocs of the gator variety to clowns multiplying like tulips in April. They kick things off with Web Droppings, with a man’s mile-high meltdown over a sky demon, AI-generated Down syndrome influencers used to push OnlyFans, the unsettling return of zombie deer, and a woman caught trying to hawk regurgitated toes (you read that right). The cherry blossom on top? A man who played soccer… with a decapitated head. Spring has sprung, and so has the madness.