Clay's a stupid dumbass and made a mistake that has caused us to be late with some audio issues this week. But such imperfections haven't stopped us from reaching the midway point of season two! This week, we dive into a few episodes where Beavis and Butt-Head use a phone service operation to try and land sexual favors, be it phone sex (1-900-BEAVIS) or the real thing (Crisis Line). If you like our show, be like, polite and stuff and subscribe and/or give us a positive rating at any reputable listening/rating station. 

Topics range from God to pornography as we do a split spotlight episode on two of Highland High School's most prominent side characters. Beavis and Butt-Head are first exploited by Daria and a christian businessman in "Walkathon" then try to use Stewart's internet savvy to make out a few nipples in "Cyberbutt." Thanks for listening and if you enjoy our show, feel free to spread the word to your friends. Each subscription is like a kick in Satan's keister.

The guys welcome their first ever guest, as Adam’s best friend Sara Hill stops by to empower female listeners with harrowing stories about porno bars and peeing in a field in front of her classmates. The trio also discusses the apathetic world of corporate America through the lens of episodes “Temporary Insanity” and “Tech Support.” Whether you’re sitting at home or out having your butt cleaned, this show is a perfect accompaniment, so be sure to subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.

Videos about bloody crashes and the changing female body aren't enough to keep Beavis and Butt-Head quiet, as the duo prove to be highly disruptive during a series of school videos. After trying to learn the virtues of "Safe Driving" the boy's minds cry out for knowledge as they get to watch a movie that is generally "Just For Girls." Subscribe or get your pathetic, weak-willed little butt out of here, now!

Put down the horseshoes and get yourselves to the nearest listening device, because Buffcoat and Beaver is back for season two! We open things up with a couple classics where the boys endure violent attacks with hopes of earning a meager payday. After bludgeoning themselves in a "Shopping Cart," B&B try to get some of that sweet worker's constipation in "Work Is Death." It's like, the more hits we get, the more money we make, so if you enjoy what you hear, feel free to share this and all other episodes with Ol' Ned and all the other important people in your life.

Children of the Earth rejoice! We've reached the end of our first season and we're going out by celebrating Mr. Van Driessen, the unfortunate Highland High School educator who often tries to reach Beavis and Butt-Head with disastrous results. After nearly aiding in his death on a "Bus Trip," the boys hop in a "Time Machine" with the goal of erasing the hippie educator from existence. Each new day, you have a choice to subscribe to our show, so make sure to do so to ensure you're caught up going into future seasons.

These episodes suck. This week, Clay and Adam (and a persistently squeaky chair) go back to the show's inauspicious beginning. After debuting with the rough but charming "Frog Baseball" on MTV's Liquid Television, the official run of Beavis and Butt-Head began with "Door to Door" and "Give Blood," two episodes even series creator Mike Judge hates. To help us from becoming the podcasting world's answer to Moby Grape, please consider subscribing to the show wherever you get your podcasts.

Welcome to Burger World, where crappy food, itchy penises and (possible) labor violations are on the menu. That's a stupid line, but what isn't stupid is our discussion of two of Beavis and Butt-Head's many Burger World segments. After his itchy nads cause an outbreak of "Tainted Meat," Beavis is punished by getting called in on his day off in "No Service." Thank you, drive thru...and like, subscribe to our show and whatnot.

Things take a dark turn this week as we delve into a pair of episodes where tensions between Beavis and Butt-Head boil over into murderous rage. After accessing some unsavory feelings via "Close Encounters" with a few dirty butthole hippies, newfound emotions flow out of the fellas, with nearly disastrous results, during a visit to a "Murder Site." If you find our analysis wise beyond words, we won't think you a buttknocker if you rate and subscribe wherever get your podcasts.

In the latest installment of this very interesting podcast, Clay and Adam discuss garbage, crap, potentially pedophilic store clerks and how those things tie into the Beavis and Butt-Head episodes "Die Fly, Die" and "The Rat," in which the beloved duo destroy their home trying to kill an infesting animal. Join the burgeoning global phenomenon (one recorded stream in both Chile and Morocco!) and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.