George Wacker returns to talk Musikfest, Joel tries to stop cursing (and fails), we debate whether it’s okay to pee in the pool or at the beach, and take a wild trivia ride through celebrity deaths, WWII vesicles, the human body, and a botched lyric or two.

Episode 11 features guest Becca diving deep into why vampires have such a hold on pop culture — especially women. Joel gets spiritually rocked by the discovery of what Magic Erasers can do, and the gang celebrates Christmas in July with some off-the-wall trivia. Throw in the return of McDonald’s Snack Wraps and a spontaneous Schoolhouse Rock sing-along, and you’ve got another delightfully derailed episode of Blazed and Confused.

TikTok’s newest star Stephanie joins the pod fresh off going viral — and yes, her mouth is still the main character. She’s the only person who swears more than Joel, and somehow made it through trivia, chaos, and a whole lotta coughing without completely losing the plot. Barely.

Lehigh Valley radio legend Stosh joins the show for more trivia antics — plus expensive sunglasses go missing, the difference between Mr. and Mrs. Potato Head, and more awkward conversations with our AI assistant.It’s weird, it’s random, it’s exactly what you’d expect when Stosh is involved.

Somehow, he’s back. Our first-ever guest Bob Holder returns in Episode 8 to stir up more chaos—and not so shockingly, it works. We cover coins (don’t ask), multiplication tables (still don’t ask), 80s music, lanyard anxiety, and the usual trivial antics you’ve come to expect. Oh, and the official podcast rules? They’re finally decided. Took us eight episodes, but we got there.

Lehigh Valley radio legend Todd Heft joins us to share wild stories from his radio days and his time in the record industry. Meanwhile, we spiral into the usual trivia antics—palindromes, questionable SAT scores, high blood pressure, and flamingos. Also: Becker might actually know a thing or two about music trivia… maybe.

Becker’s sister Kelly joins us to expose the man behind the mic — is his so-called “kindness” just a marketing ploy? Things spiral from there: Beach Boys harmonies, octopus anatomy, and the weirdest party trick you’ve never tried — can you hum while holding your nose?

Ben Youngerman joins us as we dive into whether ranch belongs on pizza (fight us), how the 11s times tables ruined our day, and a very real, totally factual debate: Did Hitler sink the Titanic? Plus, fake Peloton names, talking to your phone like it’s your therapist, and other nonsense you didn’t ask for but are getting anyway.

We invented a new game and dragged Lehigh Valley radio legend Blake Dannen into it. "Rapid Round" makes its chaotic debut, fast food gets a well-deserved roast, and Blake spills some wild radio stories you definitely weren’t supposed to hear.

George Wacker from Lehigh Valley with Love joins us to unpack local legends, weird headlines, and the classic Lehigh Valley hot dog debate. From taco-fueled trivia spirals to a grocery order gone criminal, this one’s got it all: a laundromat lurker, surprise nods to Mariah Carey and Lisa Ann, plus the triumphant return of trivia nonsense.