Spend your holidays with Kyle Barnet as he continues his journey to watch every episode of The Simpsons. Joined by Travis Lindsay and Colin Dunphy, Kyle reviews a classic season 2 favorite Bart Vs Thanksgiving. What is Kyle thankful for this season? Listen and find out!

Kyle Barnet is joined by Travis Lindsay and Colin Dunphy in his never ending quest to watch every episode of The Simpsons and bring the laughs to you! They discuss the season 2 episode "Dead Putting Society" as well as all the sub-podcasts you know and love!

Kyle Barnet & Travis Lindsay with Colin Dunphy

Colin Dunphy tells the story of the Marquis de Lafayette, a little known character from history with a huge impact. Ryan Buckley and Jonathan Graham join him as they discuss one of the most exciting men in French and American history!

(citation needed) gets physical as Ryan Buckley tells the story of some ancient sports and their impact on current sports. Colin Dunphy, and Johnny Graham join him to discuss three very different ancient sports that have modern day versions and how they have changed. Check it out sportos!

Kyle Barnet is on a mission to watch every episode of The Simpsons and sometimes talk about it! #TravisLindsaywatch continues as Kyle Barnet goes solo for the first time as he reviews Season 2 Episode 4 and is maybe joined by a mystery guest!

(citation needed) celebrates the recent Canadian Election with a story about one of Canada's historical major political figures. Jonathan Graham tells the story of Joseph Howe, one of the most famous and revered in Halifax's history. Will Johnny find any dirt on Halifax's golden boy? Join Johnny, Colin Dunphy, and Ryan Buckley as they find out! *Warning serious puns throughout

A Simpon's tradition begins as Kyle Barnet with Colin Dunphy & Dan Hendricken discuss the first Treehouse of Horror. Which story scared them the most? Is Edgar Allan Poe any good ? Find out!

Kyle Barnet dives deep into the season 2 episode Simpson and Delilah with guests Colin Dunphy and Dan Hendricken

Colin Dunphy tells the story of Michael Collins and the Irish Republic. Jonathan Graham and Ryan Buckley join him for a discussion of English misrule, bloody civil war, and powerful womanizers.