The boys discuss a strategy for promoting the podcast that could potentially pose a threat to our national security. Jack makes his own shampoo; Kyle wants to start a KISS tribute band; and Spike gets harassed by noobs for being a spawn camper. Also, during Segment of the Week, an attempt to find interesting guests for the show turns the band to the most obvious resource for talent and professionalism, Craigslist.

Prepare yourselves; for the most appalling and monstrous edition of the podcast to date. This installment of the show is guaranteed to give you more nightmares than any ordinary episode already does. During this Halloween special: Jack sings a farewell to an old friend, Kyle attends his first summoning, and Spike has a potentially near-death experience. Also, the band gets more than they bargained for when they bring a particularly malevolent guest into the studio. It will be a graveyard smash!

The boys discuss the hidden messages behind the now-commonplace ED commercials. Jack shares a new take on the art of fashion, Kyle thinks too highly of his Abe Lincoln impression, and Spike attempts to jump-start band morale by hanging some motivational posters in the studio. Also, during Segment of the Week, Spike endures the development of a new sitcom based on his life.

There are plenty of questions to be answered in this episode when a couple of bombshells are dropped in the studio. Spike has a big announcement that throws the organizational balance of the band into question… for at least a few minutes.

The boys discuss the fate of the couch in Waldorf Studio. Jack channels his inner-hunter; Kyle shares a similarity with Temple Grandin; and Spike defends his new hairdo. Also, the band has a VERY serious discussion about the treatment of animals and modern meat processing.

The boys draw comparisons between the fans of Jimmy Buffett and Sammy Hagar, respectively. Jack finds a new way to enjoy ACDC; Kyle gives up on steaming piracy; and Spike plans a new career in food service.

The boys have been watching a lot of their new favorite show Shark Tank, as well as its Canadian counterpart. It’s beginning bring out the inner-entrepreneur in everyone. Jack envisions a new social network; Kyle should probably get a new phone; and Spike wants save money on sports apparel. All of that plus new and improvised music throughout.

The boys discuss moving to Branson, Mo in search of their fortune; Jack improves his life; Kyle has a power trip; and Spike deceives everyone to save a few bones. Also, the band finally gets a little face-time with their manager when Brian stops by for a visit.

The boys discuss reasons for starting the podcast; Jack coins a new phrase; Kyle pops his P’s; and Spike gets a promotion.

The boys discuss reasons for starting the podcast; Jack coins a new phrase; Kyle pops his P’s; and Spike gets a promotion.