Episode 14 we (eventually) judge the book The End of the World News by Anthony Burgess. We also talk about tiny people, thank Neil deGrasse Tyson for things, big cats, Godzilla, eating books, and voting!

Episode 13 - Podcast of Horror #1 In this episode we (eventually) judge two books, both by the king of all authors, Stephen King! The two books in this episode are Mr. Mercedes, and The Drawing of the Three. We discuss Halloween, clouds, gem dealers, Candace shares a spooky story and we have a very special musical guest!

Episode 12 we (eventually) judge the book The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Times by Mark Haddon. We also touch on something serious, Jess tries to get mad at another book and Candace is awesome as always.

Episode 11 we (eventually) judge the book A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L'Engle. We also discuss music trivia and riding bees. Also we talk about Dads.

Episode 10, we try something a little different this episode. We do what is called the 10 in 10, which is 10 judgements in 10 minutes (roughly real time). It's the lightning round of judgement. Get in the ring motherf*ckers!

Episode 9 we (eventually) judge the book The Problem with Penguins by Bill Bishop. Candace and Jess discuss what it takes to be a good host, penguins, and Jess tries to sell a lobster to Candace.

Episode 8 we (eventually) judge the book A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas. Jess names the members of N*Sync, and we also talk about the court system.

Pilot Episode 7 we judge the book Death is Forever by Maxine O'Callaghan. We talk about produce zombies, pet cemeteries, produce serial killers, and pets that are also detectives. This is the end of the pilot series, it starts getting better from here.

Episode 6 we (eventually) judge the book Armada by Ernest Cline. We also talk about vomit for too long and bus smells. Special Thanks to our friend Darcy for his welcoming intro words.

Pilot Episode 5 we (eventually) judge the book The Last Canadian by William C. Heine. We also discuss cannibalism in the workplace and at one point we might mention Steven Segal and maybe a horse.