Dwyer sits down with Radar Brothers front man Jim Putnam to discuss drinking on the road, growing up in a music household,learning from your dog and creating a new religion Mormontology.

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Matt discusses the breakthroughs of individualized medicine with Laura Shawver, the president and founder of ovarian cancer organization, Clearity Foundation. A bioscientist and ovarian cancer survivor herself, Laura specializes in cancer research.

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Dwyer chats it up with one of his favorite story tellers Kevin McGeehan. Kevin has a gift for taking his interesting life and intricately weaving it into tales of heart break and hilarity. Kevin informs us how one utilizes their personal pains, failures and accidents and turn them into entertainment. You can hear more of Kevin's works on his podcast Funny, 'Cuz It's True.

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Year On The Wheel Part 2 continues with Amy Bugbee's take on the one year road trip took with her husband Shane. She discusses what she learned about America talking with people from all walks of life including a former CIA assassin, sex workers and born again Christians. Amy also tells a great tale of cleaning a strangers home while he masturbated to the Dukes Of Hazard movie.

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Underground legend and mogul Shane Bugbee returns with his wife Amy to discuss their book and documentary A Year At the Wheel. The two embarked on a year long road trip to document the tone of America asking folks from all walks of life about art politics religion and revolution.

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Dwyer has a chilling conversation with economics and public policy professor Peter Navarro about his documentary Death By China. The film analyses the the United States' self destructive trade policies with China. The conversation is an eye opening look at how our politicians and corporations are turning a blind eye to China's rapidly growing economic and military power and how this may lead to the demise of America as we know it.

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So as not to have a typical comedian on comedian chat Dwyer and Pepitone decided to use Chris Hedges' scathing social critic Empire Of Illusion as the umbrella for their conversation. Pepitone and Dwyer humorously discuss the looming apocalypse, how we've grown used to the bullshit lies, the struggle with the ego and the corporatization/militarization of our institutions.

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Dwyer sits down with Frances Yasmeen Motiwalla who works on anti-nuclear and war grass roots campaigns. They chew the fat about creative ways to have a safer future, how our current foreign policies are bankrupting he U.S. and Matt suggest selling E on her door to door canvassing. Enjoy.

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Matt sits with Occupy LA activist, Ryan Rice, to discuss the radical tactics of eliminating individuals’ debts and foreclosures through the Debt Jubilee and Home Defense Movements. They also converse how moneyed interests are making the U.S. a fascist state and how liberating ourselves and dirtying our hands can inflict change in the country

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Dwyer sits down with Darryl Perry from Cop Block and the Police Accountability Report to discuss our rights, how to talk to cops, the looming police state and how the police no longer are responsible in protecting us.

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