This episode was inspired by The Unmade Podcast's suggestion for a podcast about a fictitious sport called Tommyball. We call our game Longshot. We hope you enjoy the play by play for the first half of a game between the University of Central Florida and Austin Peay.

Statler and Waldorf should count their blessings they get to watch The Muppet Show instead of Jumanji - Welcome to the Jungle. A family friendly film for the holidays this is not. Skip the film and check out our discussion of the latest evidence that there is no hope left for humanity.

We wanted to thank all of those that participated in our "Man on the Street" segments throughout our first year podcasting. The result, is a truly EPIC episode.

Heat some milk, grab a packet of Swiss Miss and crack open a bag of mini marshmallows... in this episode of What's In a Podcast we force one of our hosts to watch A Big Hand for the Little Lady.

The weather is something that we must contend with day in and day out. Maybe this is why weather is a staple in conversation. In this episode we discuss the weather we experienced on several Christmases.

The most formal of animals... they wear a tuxedo; they swim in the ocean; they regurgitate fish to feed their young. Join us as we discuss Aves Sphenisciformes, or the Penguin.

We thought we had an idea of what Star Wars is, but after seeing the Episode 8 we started to wonder. In this episode we discuss what we think Star Wars is and what we expect out of the movies.

So you want to give the gift of social obligation? No problem. Just send a postcard. In this episode of What's In a Podcast we discuss deltiology.

There are waxing crescents and waning crescents; waxing gibbous and waning gibbous; full and new; there are wolf, harvest, and Jovian. But it's "Blue Moons" that have become associated with rare events. In this episode we discuss some of the amazing rare astronomical occurrences.

From the survivor of multiple shipwrecks, to a precocious little scamp, we explore those things in life that can only be explained by assigning them the term "coincidence".