Stiff Socks
Stand up comedians Trevor Wallace and Michael Blaustein go do weird stuff, and then talk about how weird the weird stuff was. With their irreverent charm they will tackle tough issues such as, what’s it like going to a museum on Adderall or if you don’t cum for a week will you die?
Our Editor's Take
Not only is Stiff Socks not safe for work, but it also may not be safe for commuting, shopping, or exercising. God forbid someone's headphones fail while listening to this podcast. How embarrassing would that be? Not to mention that the show is not safe when there are children around.
The main topics Trevor Wallace and Michael Blaustein discuss on the podcast are not for those who may be squeamish. The boys do enjoy discussing their genitalia. They riff on anything from masturbation frequency and sexual uses of fruit. They also talk about fetishes and attraction, and the word "cooter" comes up quite often. But it's not all crude.
When Stiff Socks started in 2019, it had a clear mission statement. The boys aimed to do weird stuff each week and go back to the studio to review how it went. They would get their palms read or attempt to bake cupcakes blindfolded. As the show progressed, the podcast became less about the tasks and more about the boys' banter. After all, the two are successful comedians. Trevor makes people laugh all over social media, with over a billion views to his name. He's also performed on Comedy Central, at the New York Comedy Festival, and more. His best friend Michael is also a performer and starred in the tenth season of MTV's Punk'd.
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