Find out which BRN employee quit over the weekend. Plus, radio wars take a physical and violent turn when Trace runs into another radio personality at MegaCon .

Kevin Smith, director of Mallrats, Clerks and Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back calls the show and talks weed, how much he gets in residual checks from his movies and why he is closer friends with Bubba than he is with Ben Affleck.

Bubba plays audio of TV anchor Lawrence O'Dell's on-air meltdown over construction noise and plays great audio of a cop arresting a drunk suspect in Miami. Then he compares the performances of Stretch, an unsigned band from Toledo, OH, and Jack Russell's Great White, both of which occurred on the same stage, on the same day, but sound WAY different.

They guys find a lost dog and Bald Bull falls asleep during the show.

Bubba is going to run for Mayor and Ned writes a song about it digging up dirt about Bubba and squashing some rummers about him. Trace and Colton hit the streets to talk with listeners.

Ned and 25 record liners for new podcast, and Creepy Al the engineer, complains about his experience at the studio.

Bubba talks with actor, Corey Feldman, about his new music and tour, then when he asks about pedophilia in Hollywood Feldman refuses to talk about it and ends the interview.

Trace and Colton hit the streets to talk with listeners, the audio is so bad they almost can't play it!

Bubba calls a widow who lost her husband in a lawn mower accident and pretends to be from the tractor company and asks some uncomfortable questions. Bubba's house is listed for sale, and Ned writes a creepy song about it.

Bubba has some great ideas for good shows and the one he picks is so crazy they can't play the whole song.