The duo review recent events, both important and bizarre, but we're sure you'll enjoy the insanity...ok, we hope you do.

In a loose follow up, The Duo run through perspective Presidential candidates and are excited by Trump’s entrance into the ring. Be care though, you might learn something.

The Duo finds out just how much money Seinfeld is worth, the greatness. Keith shares his favorite writers. And a biker holds up traffic for a while.

The Duo covers more ground than an oil spill. Dying industries, Circuit City, LaserDiscs, and why the Marvel Cinematic Universe is better than DC's.

The duo go over their last couple weeks events, which includes a fun trip for Greg, a strange illness for Keith, and we find out exactly how Keith feels about the 15 percenters. They also start looking into foreign music videos and tangents occur...as you have all come to expect.

Special Guest, John Oldfield, stops by to talk about a whole bunch of things. Body modification, the line of name succession, chem trails, Harrison Ford's earring, and why god kills kittens when you watch porn.

The answer episode to #224 "All Three Tunnels." Keith pretends to be a lady looking for love on Craiglist, but wants romantic inquires only. How many responses did he get? Were they romantic? How many pictures of junk did he see? Did the men of Craigslist redeem themselves? All answers are within. Also, Keith's dental history.

After almost losing the entire episode, The Duo recover with the history of smoking. They get angry at parents smoking around their kids. And then Greg makes a new friend online that just needs his credit card.

A guy gets robbed and The Duo revisit the epidemic of women hiding things inside themselves. A mom makes some very poor decisions with her daughter's friends. Plus, a newsman is very upset about the lack of a certain word in the news and rails against the Matt Lauer monopoly in news.

The Duo talks to very special guest, Greg Sahadachny, host of the Debatable Podcast and All The Pieces Matter. They discuss podcasting, manscaping, racism, creating things, and what their parents think.