This week, Brian and Aaron are joined by the puppet master Ken Plume. He manages to pull the strings and direct conversation through fairy museums, movies, and harmonica dueling. Music is provided by the sexiest band on earth, Le Sexoflex, and the most illegal Los Fahina.

In this week's cast the boys talk about miraculous births, AVATAR - along with other money earners - politics, and more such nonsense. Music this week is provided by Los Fahina.

Aaron and Brian go through their Top 10 albums of the last 10 years. Stories are shared and conspiracies dissected as they try to figure out why some bands went bad and why others just keep getting better. Super bonus extra long episode!

Aaron and Brian return from their winter holiday to... complain about their winter holiday. It's the first episode of Cabin Fever in the era of FRED but unfortunately it's the same old rubbish you've come to expect.

To get you in the festive spirit, the Irish duo delve into a film not nearly as known on their side of the water, A CHRISTMAS STORY. Aaron bucks popular opinion in an attempt to point out one or two flaws in the film while Brian just bursts with delight over what he considers a gem. Hat love is evident throughout.

The boys discuss inappropriate emails (both their own and a listener's), Christmas movies, and Mickey Bubble. Lots and lots of Mickey Bubble.

Brian and Aaron are joined this week by their friend Ian. They get to lark about once again with sound effects, wonder what's real and what isn't while figuring out what country to complain about this time. Music is provided by show stalwarts The Tastydactyls.

The Cabin boys try to discuss podcasting but end up scaring themselves with talk of absolutely nothing. Seriously, none of this makes sense. Aaron cries, Brian feels queasy and you the listener will just feel confused. Or angry. We don't know yet.

This week the Cabin boys discuss sport, celebrity, and drugs. They do not, however, discuss a celebrity sports star who uses drugs. Music provided by AudioMohel.

Cabin Fever's Aaron Poole and Brian Fitzpatrick take a slightly skewed look at FERRIS BEULLER'S DAY OFF, and ask the important questions such as "Was Ferris a Crip or Blood?" and "what's the deal with Jeanie Beuller?".