Ron describes how a recent spat brought on by COVID-19 causes some friction in the Aleman house, but in the end it becomes clear that Ron is really the problem here not a global pandemic.

MNF hijinx return and Ron takes some much deserved abuse about the sad state of affairs at Soldier Field.

It's the week of Thanksgiving, and pot makes you hungry. Should you find yourself on the compromising end of an encounter with the law, the singing lawyers from Hutson and Harris shed some light on why it's important you not cross those two streams as eating your weed is rife with legal peril. Curious? Maybe it's interesting...or maybe you have already done exactly that and if so that's your cross to bear!

The saga continues....Ron and Bryan square off as the GOAT hosts Jared Goff and the Rams in this weeks' MNF showdown!

Get under the hood (or motherboard) as the fellas chop it up with Chad Russell from Josh.AI, a new smart home AI that rises above Alexa and others (and has a little more street in him as revealed during the interview with Josh)

Just in time....the boys square off again in the ongoing MNF throwdown, and Bryan finds another pathetic excuse to trot out his horrible Sean Connery impersonation.

The questions around the vaccine time to the unfortunate passing of Alex Trebek. Oh and Bryan needs to really tune up that Sean Connery impersonation.

In part two, D.C. Crenshaw breaks down the inner workings of his Cantera Negra Tequila and hits on the Little Diners Crew, his culinary exploration experience for kids, all of which leaves Ron and Bryan feeling like they really should be doing much more with their lives!

In part one of this two part run at it, the boys chop it up with ex pro football player and Cantera Negra tequila purveyor D.C. Crenshaw as he educates us on the finer points of playing football at the highest levels. We then get all philosophical about dealing with COVID-19 with the fam as we head into the “party season” and holidays.

A retro look at Halloween's of yore and some other spooky s%#! to color your holiday fare.