Black Sheep and Bad Apples

Originally aired January 12th, 2020.

The guys get together for a fun discussion about how to properly wear  pants below your nipples. Loren's curious about if some Americans  sexualize meat sometimes.

Ron, inappropriately and inexplicably, uses  his soundboard to make a sad, strange story.  He then uses his soundboard to help us all make an impromptu News Flash about the duck invasion and some strange fake commercials.

They also find another target for their toxic masculinity and jealousy in a new artist.

Matthew Wallace joins Loren and Shawn in an empty studio for a night  where they discuss gifts for Christmas, as well as disk golf. Loren also  notifies everyone of how he's a piece of shit when it comes to discs.  After the break, Matt and Shawn talk about their Fantasy Football Season  a little bit.

They then dive head into the break-up of the Christian religion throughout the years (frowny face).

Shawn and Loren get into a nice, quiet, wandering conversation for the  evening, as it's just the two of them tonight.  Loren gets a personal, talking about a possible new love interest. They  bring up social anxiety and how nicotine operates within the realm of  closing conversations.  Loren and Shawn also discusses how far the podcast has come since they  first started nearly four months after the first episode.  Also, what the fuck was with that TV show "It Takes a Theif"?

The guys get together with a friend, Mel, to discuss the alleged Bigfoot. She and her loved one are really into Bigfoot, and so we bring  them on to discuss the possibility and the sightings of Bigfoot.

Ron brings his soundboard, Shawn takes the show over. The guys talks about their strangest experiences of being mistaken for other people.  Loren describes a show where someone offered him a binkie, probably full of drugs, at a show.

Ron shows off his beat pad while everyone embarrasses themselves.

Originally aired Dec 4, 2019. We open up with 4th Corner Productions fake commerciallllls with Steven Pagaaaaaan! Our friend joins us for a fun little conversation. We're all fairly buzzed and pretty exhausted from the show Merit Parcel had played the night before a little bit. They discuss the idea of being an escort. As usual, Loren doesn't bring a topic, instead they play a game called Monkeypaw.

They decide to take a wish and ruin each other's wish.

Originally aired November 21, 2019. Special Guest David Johansing joins us for another meandering  discussion. Loren expresses his frustration for the phrase "stop  resisting" and how it's used before one has been placed under arrest.  They then discuss awkward talkers. Whether it be a close-talker, a  lingering-hugger and people who are domineering about your eye contact.  Ron describes his "Space Dick" dream and the boys do fake commercials. Then we talk about local politics for a little while and then onto simulation theory!

Originally aired November 14th, 2019. The dudes get together with Joe Dacey and Matthew Wallace. After addressing some news, Loren brings up animal attacks and some cool shit about those animal attacks.

Originally aired November 6th, 2019. They're back with a hard hitter this week. "Gene Machine" is here! In this episode they talk about if self-help people are full of shit or not, give some props to HBO for getting Adventure Time back on the air, Loren talks about his nipples and they all ponder the ambiguity of right and wrong from several hypothetical perspectives. They don't find what actual *is* right or wrong, but they find that more details one has with will drastically change what is good or bad. Between good and bad, and right and wrong, one will find nuance.

Originally aired October 30th, 2019. Eight episodes in, the gang wants to try a live-stage podcast, but doesn't quite nail it. What they do end up doing really well is having a shitload of bar-sounds in the background, not hearing each other very well and telling some personal spooky stories. Loren starts with a comedic retelling of a real horror story that happened to him, and as the stories go along they become gradually more spooky.