Our first caller has a (future) father-in-law who doesn't want alcohol at the wedding, but the caller does. The next caller is a carpenter who is having a hard time with a douchebag coworker. The last caller is looking for a career change and wants to start a podcast about dating.

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In this episode, we're at Dale Z.'s On Tour in Milwaukee, WI. Our first caller is wondering when a town is considered a small town. The next caller is about to have a baby and needs baby name suggestions. The last caller is best friends with her cousin and she wants people to stop thinking that they're dating.

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In this episode, we talk to a guy who doesn't have a stomach and discuss the struggles that come with that. The next caller needs advice on how not to look so Midwest on the beach. He's also in the Coast Guard, and we ask him about how he catches drug smugglers.

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Our first caller is the father of a mullet champion he breaks down the do's and don'ts of a great mullet. Next caller is having trouble with her coworker. Last caller isn't sure if he should stay in his college dorm or not.

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In this episode, we're at Matt's Bar and Grill in Minneapolis, MN. Our first caller wants to know what belongs in the garage fridge and what shouldn't. The next caller, who has a pilot's license, wants to know which parts of the Midwest he should visit. In the final call, Myles and Charlie engage in a buy-sell-trade and get educated.

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In this episode, Myles does something he's never done before. Our first caller states his case on why Hawaii should be a part of the Midwest. The next caller is "Forklift certified," and our last caller is a Michigander who needs some tips for moving to a ranch in Montana.

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Our first caller lives in New York and is wondering what the best way is to welcome neighbors to the neighborhood. The next caller needs to know what type of fence he should put up. The caller is a dog walker in Oregon and needs advice on how to be less bored on her walks.

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In this episode, we're at Schuller's Tavern in Golden Valley, MN. Our first caller is a single mom with a traumatic past who is looking for a new guy. The next caller is wondering what he needs to know for his sister's wedding. The last caller of the day lives next to a sorority and needs advice on how to handle a naggy neighbor.

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In this episode, we're at Tony Jaro's in Minneapolis, MN. The first caller is a Vikings fan, and one of his good buddies got drafted to the Packers. He wants to know how to deal with Packers fans in his small South Dakota town. (23:23) The next caller lives with his dad in Kansas, and the callers girlfriend wants to move in with them, he doesn't know if he should, or should not. The last caller laughs too much and wants to know how to tone it down a notch.

First caller, who's got a boat and wants some tips on how to ask his buddies for gas money. Then we've got a Hoosier-turned-Floridian caller, worried about whether his kid will pick up Midwestern values. And last but not least, our 21-year-old caller just hit legal drinking age and wants to know why his coworkers are always downing drinks like there's no (work) tomorrow.