Hugo is a big creep because he uses the new Facebook "ask" function, and Terence is an even bigger creep because he gets emotional at concerts. Also discussed are Hugo's bickering with drumming, Mind Open's CD release party, and the fair. Not to mention the genesis for the Evening of Relevance. Originally recorded on May 25th, 2014.

Its the eleventh hour for the Irrelevant Wasteland boys, and Hugo and Terence decide to spend it discussing Hugo's 3am drunken session with a psychic, Terence's wild card role at a gathering, as well as zines, album covers, Portland, and fear of misogyny. Originally recorded on April 24th, 2014. The future is not set.

The children of men, Terence Krey and Hugo Lopez, enter double digits with their tenth episode. This includes a new, darker theme song, as well as discussions on therapy, anti-depressants, Hugo stopping stand-up comedy, House of Cards, and chocolate. Originally recorded on April 17th, 2014.

The third and final part of our "week of Rich," interviewing our friend, actor, and police officer Rich. There is only one topic. That topic is ghost hunting. Originally recorded on April 4th, 2014. Part 3 of 3.

The week of Rich continues with the second part of Hugo and Terence's interview of actor/police officer Rich. Good cop stories, BAD cop stories, and the challenge of choosing the right e-cigarette. Originally recorded on April 4th, 2014. Part 2 of 3.

Hugo and Terence welcome a new guest, actor/police officer Rich (last name redacted), who begin their three-part discussion about Hugo cursing on live radio, Rich and Terence first falling in love, and the events of LI-Con. Originally recorded on April 4th, 2014. Part 1 of 3.

Hugo and Terence are alone again in this sixth episode, with only a bottle of wine to keep them company. Self-promotion, science fiction conventions, and being outside of your element are discussed. Hugo doesn't get racist until the very end. Originally recorded on March 28th, 2014.

In this fifth episode, Hugo and Terence return to the two-man format and discuss what initially drew them to their arts, the word "panties," and the way they say "whore" on Sopranos. Originally recorded on March 20th, 2014.

In this fourth episode, Dan Fox continues his onslaught on Hugo and Terence, and the three of them discuss crying and John Singleton. Originally recorded on March 16th, 2014. These episodes are getting longer. Sorry.

Terence and Hugo welcome their first "special" "guest," filmmaker/cinematographer Dan Fox, who they have known since fifth grade. Past, present, and future is discussed. The darkness comes from within. Originally recorded on March 8th, ironically before our second episode.