The most wonderful time of the year and Trace invited the most wonderful person in his life..... HIS WIFE! They talk about an older blink-182 Christmas song and a teen Disney Christmas comedy. What fun!! They also discuss dream podcast guests, explain the shenanigans of wacky family The Simpsons, and mike reads a poem.

AHHHHH! AHHHHH! AHHHHHH! AHHHHH! That’s a scream... 4 times. The 2011 film we watched! But before that we discussed a blink-182 song that Mark was too lazy to give a real name. The third man, Emmanuel, joins Mike & Trace to talk about the idea of going on a blind date (for a podcast cohost), Mike reveals if he has Covid, and a deep dive into Fred Flintstone’s marital status 

So they say it's your birthday, it's Mike's birthday too! Trace planned a surprise party for Mike, but unfortunately no one else showed.... except returning guest Wyatt Duncan!!! Instead they spend Mike's birthday talking about blink-182's This Is Home and colonizer Christopher Columbus' Home Alone 2: Lost In New York. In between cake and partying, the gang discusses their incompetency at math, English teachers reading books with the n word, and Mike's true age is revealed!

The life of a podcaster can provide a hectic and uneasy schedule. Sometimes you have to record an episode that won’t be out for an entire month after recording. The Men listen to Mark Hoppus sing about a magic telescope and also watch a movie about a dog with a speech impediment. They also discuss driving down the late night highway, arguments over dancing dogs, and ask what the results Of the election are.

It’s Podsgiving! A time to give thanks and talk about blink-182 and cinema! Over dinner they discuss the 2011 blink-182 song Wishing Well and Zach Braff’s 2014 Ponzi scheme, “Wish I Was Here.” Joining them are Cinema Of The State family members: Emmanuel Serratos, Antonio, Riley Danson, Wyatt Duncan, And Daniel Gallegos. Discussions of bank account fraud, Pilgrims, and a discussion of the Ted 3 Kickstarter also happen!

To call this a chaotic podcast would be an understatement. The Men discuss the Mark Hoppus led Heart's All Gone and discuss the 2018 INDIE DRAMEDY Hearts Beat Loud with Daniel Gallegos. But mostly what's discussed is the recent victory of Biden, Trace's wedding, and the untimely demise of Mr. Alex Trebek. So buckle up and enjoy the ride, because we're agents of chaos like the gd mf joker!!!!

Do mike and trace sound kinda not into it this episode? Because they probably are! They listened to a song they didn’t care for and a movie that wasn’t much better, but that’s not all they have in common, they also have the word SNAKE in the title. in between they discuss the election that hasn’t happened yet but will have when the episode comes out, religious metaphors, and Trace preps for his first time.

Tonight’s a night the men will never forget! Trace is taking a new last name this Saturday and Mike thought it’d be only appropriate for him to throw Trace a proper bachelor party! Any other surprises? YUP! Riley returns to talk about blink-182’s second single After Midnight and the 2010 3D video games film Resident Evil: Afterlife.  They also discuss musician directors, drop a fun fact for all the gun heads, and Mike steers the conversation off topic as much as he can.

So you’re in my..? And I’m in yours...? Things are getting FREAKY!! The Men have switched bodies which is literally the exact premise of the movie they watched, coincidence? Probably not. Before that they talk blink’s comeback single Up All Night and it’s accompanying music video.

Another film that quite honestly, is a bit of a reach. But guess what? It's also BAD! The Men continue this journey into Neighborhoods where they discuss the song Natives and the 2009 British Christmas film Nativity. They talk Trump's Covid diagnosis two weeks late, Mike mourns GLOW, while Trace doesn't give a shit, Trace tells the story of his dad chaperoning him to a concert, and idk what else. The movie was bad so why try writing a good description.