Hosted by Josh Landers · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 100 episodes
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This podcast will take you into the depths of a mediocre man. A father, husband, pissant, the Don is never happy with much, and he wants to let the world know it. Fatherhood, marriage, uninspiring jobs, Hollywood and recent headlines: it’s all fair game to complain about.
Josh Landers hosts Domestic Don, a comedy show with 100 episodes published.
The Don is back in the studio this week to detail the procedure of his upcoming surgery, how he's trying to become more macho, wonders what certain "homeopathic" medicines actually do, and is still up in arms thinking ab
The Don is moving on up in the recording world but still has the same problems, including not understanding the world of condiments, what themes in middle school actually mean, and how to find deviants simply looking at
The Don continues his journey towards his exploration of self and life in general, delving into the hard pressing issues such as seat warming vehicles, aging child actors, the music men actually like, and the process of
The Don didn't have the most festive holiday season. He rambles on about life and death, pays tribute to his late father, discusses the ways to be a quality bum, and how to get back to unhealthy habits as a way to a well
The Don is fresh off his solo camping trip and has come back a new man. He met a three legged coyote, grounded himself with a 10,000 year old rock, and wanted nothing more than to eat Del Taco all by himself. He also dis
The Don is at it again, this time with a birthday looming, pain in his mouth, and the undying question of the whether modern technology is worth it. He won't live forever, and his voice will probably die well before anyb
The Don is back at it again. His computer problems have finally been fixed, he wonders what happened to eye contact and greetings/salutations, discusses why sidepieces are always low to average on the scale, and details
The Don has once again risen and is back at it with talks about space travel, birthday parties, and weather taxes. He also thinks breakfast is for losers. And he's not wrong. Listen in and subscribe: patreon.com/domestic
The Don is back. He escaped death this week, almost caused another, and doesn't know when to look up or down in a hot tub. He also hates wet socks and wet people. He's trying to figure it all out in this one. Listen and
The Don isn't doing dry January and back for another fun-filled soak of an episode, layered with discussion on supermarket etiquette, kids wearing pajamas in public, getting sick too often, and discovering good things to
The Don is finally back! He's had computer woes over the past couple of months but kept it together by discussing his love of the corporate world, the painful task of finally getting headshots, a speedy overview of the h
The Don is back and discusses the comparison of domesticated pets to babies, wonders how deep celebrities will go to make their lives more complicated, and questions whether or not he's in the right place to tell jokes.
The Don is back from the beautiful province of Quebec and ready to tell his tales. Summer is over, his family is gone, and he's loving life. He discusses his travels with females, performing at an elderly undulate lodge,
The Don is back and in full summer swing. He has a run in with a DMV security guard, questions weak handshakes, and wonders why kids rule the roost. He's back on schedule and waiting for seasons to change. Listen in and
The Don took the dog on a walk and came back with thoughts on graduations and other celebratory events, as well as discussed the hate for a certain kicker in the world, speeches in college, and how to end all protests. H
The Don is back and has a lot of stories to tell. He had a run in with a homeless man this week, wondering if he made the right decision, as well as talks about the rise of people with two incomes not having children, an
The Don has had a whale of a week and not in a good way. His vehicle is a money pit, he got yelled at by construction workers, he both bombed and did well at a couple of comedy shows in Texas, and also witnessed parentin
The Don is back and tackling the issues of filing taxes, washing poultry with dish soap, and wondering how future children will fare in life. He's optimistic about his upcoming trip to Texas, eating tacos, and enjoying t
The Don is back at it by detailing his recent battle with a head cold, spending too much time debating the controversy on whether breast feeding should be documented or not, and the sad state of affair for fellow snorers
The Don has had it with people not accepting free things in life, doesn't understand certain terms in kids' sports, and definitely doesn't get when you have to marry someone you've never seen before. He talks too much ab
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