Sometimes a Tribble gotta be what a Tribble gotta be and there is no Tribble more about being what he all about being than R-Son The Voice of Reason, the Ran of Steel. Listen.

Guess who's back? Rson the Voice of Reason not only has a lot of four letter word stuff to get off his chest but he's doing it in every color imaginable for every stripe conceivable.

The Men welcome celebrity mixologist SUMMER WILLOW FITCH to unveil the secrets behind a perfect cocktail and to discuss whether or not the formula plays out in the 2010 romantic comedy JUST WRIGHT starring rappers-turned-thespians Queen Latifah and Common.

She may not be in the building but singer/actor ESTELLE makes her presence felt in a frollicking interview on music, life, geeking and of course her role of Garnet on Cartoon Network's STEVEN UNIVERSE.

Len The BatTribble and Johnny Destructo aka Tribble 2099 use a double-stuffed episode to check listener mail, give a illuminating review of Greg Burnham and Marcus Williams' TUSKEGEE HEIRS, and explore the fascinating history of Black & White team-ups in pop culture which begins with JD's take on Miami Vice's Phillip Michael Thomas.

Kennedy kicks off a new season of Tribble Nation with an enlightening and informative and 'motivative' talk with CLAUDE CHALK of Chalk Strength & Wellness about the importance of living GEEK FIT!

The Men welcome ARIELL JOHNSON, the rock-star owner of Philadelphia's landmark Amalgam Comics & Coffeehouse, as they sit in astonishment at the heretofore unnoticed fact that 1976's SPARKLE features four - yes, FOUR - of the prettiest women ever to grace the big screen.

Welcome to 2017, Master Minions. Sit back and lay your light sabers down by your side as Erik aka E-Mack aka Master Tribble and special guest Mark, the Bank of Hanoi Tribble, talk about their absolute favorite topic in the whole wide world - STAR WARS.

The Tribbles share words and feelings about Bessie Coleman, Milla Jovovich, Lisa Nicole Carson and Mary Tyler Moore before going IN on all of the network TV Superhero Shows one by one, with all roads leading towards Wednesday night.

Len tries to dispel the rumor that he hates 'these movies' then deconstructs 2001's POOTIE TANG before Vince's chagrined eyes. Point made?