Chumming around with the lads from across the pond leads to some wild language confusion and some interesting food adventures

This spooky special episode features some paranormal stories from listeners, drunken Halloween trivia, a ghost-hunting expedition and another rogue transmission from Seaside Region to Seaside Region.

After some very brief recent tour updates, Tidbit and The Mummy answer another round of fan questions with some help from The Squatcher and American Death Machine.

Leg 2 of the Life Behind Bars Tour rolls on with lots of adventurous eating, taste testing some bugs and other road gifts, letting off stink bombs, pranking our manager and learning the nuance of holding a crowd’s attention as a solo acoustic performer from the gifted psychopath Nate Bergman.

Big Shit and Little Shit kick off the second leg of their Life Behind Bars tour strong with a fresh episode on day one. Included are stories we forgot to tell last week, some St Louis nostalgia, an update on half cat, and an hour sit-down with our manager Nate who describes to us what the hell it is he does for a living.

After wrapping the first leg of their Life Behind Bars album release tour, Tidbit and The Mummy reflect on 3 weeks of highs and lows, van troubles, great meals, breaking in a new bassist and interview old buddy Rob Leines who has finally shit his pants.

TB&TM dish on crazy food combos, gear woes, money trouble, living double lives, gubernatorial runs, what kind of weird shit the USPS lets you get away with and the art of crafting sad songs with longtime buddy Gabe Lee.

A lot has happened in the two months since we’ve last heard from Tidbit and The Mummy, so there’s lots to catch up on, including new songs, a new album, a new touring member of the band, and the first-ever podcast appearance by Jenni Rose since beginning her transition.

After an extended time off, Tidbit and The Mummy manage to get their shit together enough to catch you up on everything going on the last 2 months, from house moves to music video shoots, pants shits and album updates, and longtime pal Simon Flory braves a visit to our filthy van to talk protest songs.

In the midst of finishing a 1,000 piece puzzle while high on mushrooms, the boys catch up with a member of Travis’ favorite band growing up and dredges up his crust punk past.