College Years is my favorite Jordan/Jesse podcast on max fun. I actually prefer it to the currently produced podcast, which is hard to listen to because of how the hosts' voices have changed. The only thing that takes away from this podcast is that it was apparently made monthly instead of weekly. Give us one a week again!

The hosts are such greenhorns at this point in their careers, but there's an unmistakeable charm in their amateur stylings that belies a potential not often found in college radio hosts. Wow, that was ended up sounding pretty pretentious. Oh well. It's not my favorite Maximum Fun podcast, but it is the one I've re-listened to must often. So there!

It's the same Sweetheart, Boy Detective, and Big Time we know today, just a little more raw and not quite as edgy. "Extreme Weatherman", "All-Time" lists, and "Evil Robot" are hilarious.

The show is always interesting to listen to, they're very funny to listen to interacting and Jordan reminds me of Randal from Clerks

What can I say? They're funny bits. It's 3 guys who are positively enamored with their own cleverness. But not in a bad way. I want to say that it's delightful, but that makes it sound fancy in-or-about the pants area. And that's not entirely true. I will say that the banter is witty, and these nice young men don't even curse.

Making these was a lot of fun. Some of my favorite college memories. We were huge campus celebrities because of the show. Like bongs 24-7 you know what I mean? If you were on the show too I suggest subscribing

It's smart, funny, and I'm amazed that these guys were so young when they recorded this. All kinds of wild comedy, great conversations, a lot of fun. Totally fascinating.

Fans of College Radio and Comedy will get a kick out of this Podcast. As a sociological study, these shows inform the current show, which has developed into what I think is some of the best Public Radio out there. If you have a College Radio Fetish, or just like listening to guys crackin' wise early in the morning, this is for you. The fact that this show was on at 7am on a Thursday morning makes me assume not many people listened when some of this stuff was originally broadcast. Thankfully, Jesse saved these tapes. Eugene and Jordan are some funny fellows. I'm really glad this Podcast exists.