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In episode 36, hosts Jacob Douglas and Sam Mosher are joined by special guests Ben Black, Drew Cole, and Jake Mosher for a trip down middle school memory lane. The boys discuss their weirdest middle school moments (explicit content 12:09-24:15), dating (30:55), sports (42:47), and music (51:45). This week’s Trigger Happy (1:02:14) includes Homecoming, positivity, Visceral’s Star Wars game, and Hannibal Buress. Special thanks to Jonathan Ochocki for our logo, and to Randy Gindler and Ian Teoh for our music. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @KidsCollegeShow. New episodes post every Monday.

In episode 35, hosts Jacob Douglas and Sam Mosher are joined by special guest Nnamdi Egwuonwu for an off-the-rails show. (The intro doesn’t even finish until 20 minutes in.) This barely structured, but very fun episode includes discussion of Maroon 5, Cardi B, Taylor Swift, Eminem, Friday the 13th, the DCEU movies , buying suits, being tall, Neo Yokio, and Avatar (the one with the Navi). This week’s Trigger Happy includes talks of Jackie Chan, Carly Rae Jepsen, Halt and Catch Fire, and Star Wars Battlefront II. Special thanks to Jonathan Ochocki for our logo, and to Randy Gindler and Ian Teoh for our music. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @KidsCollegeShow. New episodes post every Monday.

In episode 34, hosts Jacob Douglas and Sam Mosher are joined by special guest Hannah Jo Forbes to discuss dorm life (15:15) and what makes a great concert (31:20). Later, Rick and Morty experts Jake Moss and Hunter Rohlf give a field report on their series arc to get szechuan sauce (50:00). Other topics include Mario Kart (3:25), Blade Runner (8:10), and Fyre Festival (1:02:35). Special thanks to Jonathan Ochocki for our logo, and to Randy Gindler and Ian Teoh for our music. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @KidsCollegeShow. New episodes post every Monday.

In episode 33, hosts Jacob Douglas and Sam Mosher are joined by special guest Elmer Guardado to joke about dumb news stories and answer listener questions. This episode, the boys discuss American Vandal (3:00), Kingsman: The Golden Circle (7:15-14:00), absurd headlines (19:15), what will be snubbed at the Oscars (48:15), dead memes (1:03:05), the best comedies (1:06:05), and the best movie snacks (1:13:15). Other topics include Alien: Covenant, Donald Glover’s Atlanta, Fargo, B.o.b., and Sausage Party. Special thanks to Jonathan Ochocki for our logo, and to Randy Gindler and Ian Teoh for our music. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @KidsCollegeShow. New episodes post every Monday.

In episode 32, hosts Jacob Douglas and Sam Mosher are joined by special guest Sam Kingma for a fall gaming preview. The boys discuss what they’ve been playing (11:00) and the most notable games of the fall (32:00). Games/topics include Kingsman (2:15), Splatoon 2 (11:00), should Jacob get a Switch (13:45), Steamworld Dig 2 (15:35), Shovel Knight (18:15), NBA 2K18 (24:15), Ruiner (32:15), Cuphead (34:30), Battle Chasers: Nightwar (36:45), Forza Motorsport 7 (39:10), Shadow of War (41:30), Evil Within 2 (46:00), South Park: The Fractured But Whole (50:15), Destiny 2 (53:00), Assassin’s Creed: Origins (54:15), Super Mario Odyssey (57:10), Wolfenstein 2 (59:50), Bubsy’s return (1:01:15), Call of Duty: WWII (1:02:15), Sonic Forces (1:07:30), Star Wars Battlefront II (1:10:05), and Xenoblade Chronicles 2 (1:14:35). Special thanks to Jonathan Ochocki for our logo, and to Randy Gindler and Ian Teoh for our music. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @KidsCollegeShow. New episodes post every Monday.

In episode 31, hosts Jacob Douglas and Sam Mosher are joined by special guests Mariah Doss and Bailey Pierson to discuss what “triggers” (or angers) them. The crew shares their most infuriating stories and pet peeves, including GroupMe, being late, text replies, and elderly drivers. Special thanks to Jonathan Ochocki for our logo, and to Randy Gindler and Ian Teoh for our music. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @KidsCollegeShow. New episodes post every Monday.

In episode 30, hosts Jacob Douglas and Sam Mosher are joined by special guests Maddie Polonus and Sam Zvirgzdins to discuss “It”, fears, and this fall’s movies. The crew discusses the newest Stephen King horror film (spoilers 19:00-34:15), their fears, movies that scared them as kids (39:15), 2017 fall films (44:30), and their most anticipated ones (54:45). Topics and answers include La Croix, Harry Potter, and Star Wars: The Last Jedi. Special thanks to Jonathan Ochocki for our logo, and to Randy Gindler and Ian Teoh for our music. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @KidsCollegeShow. New episodes post every Monday.

In episode 29, hosts Jacob Douglas and Sam Mosher are joined by special guests Nick James, Jack Moss, and Will Snyder to discuss music and TV shows. The boys discuss their favorite emotional songs (6:15), the most underrated artists, TV shows that were cancelled too early (37:00), favorite TV show qualities, and favorite TV characters. Topics and answers include Logic, Jon Bellion, The Office, It’s Always Sunny, and The Walking Dead. Much like Episode 1, the conversation on The Walking Dead (57:15-1:10:45) runs a little long. Special thanks to Jonathan Ochocki for our logo, and to Randy Gindler and Ian Teoh for our music. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @KidsCollegeShow. New episodes post every Monday.

In episode 28, hosts Jacob Douglas (who is a little sick) and Sam Mosher are joined by special guests John Kurpius and Jake Moss to discuss school, summer, dances, and food. The boys discuss their first week of classes (1:30), John and Jake’s summer stories (23:00), slow dances (36:00), and favorite foods (46:00). Other random topics include Home Alone, “real men wear pink” t-shirts, geocaching, and Taylor Swift. Special thanks to Jonathan Ochocki for our logo, and to Randy Gindler and Ian Teoh for our music. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @KidsCollegeShow. New episodes post every Monday.

In episode 27, hosts Jacob Douglas and Sam Mosher are back on campus and are joined by special guests Cameron Flatt, Sam Kingma, and Liam Quinn for a truly jam-packed episode. In a retrospective on 2017’s summer movies, the crew discusses the best, worst, and most surprising films of the season (while trying their best to avoid spoilers). Movies discussed are The Emoji Movie (9:00), Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (14:00), Spider-Man: Homecoming (18:50), Atomic Blonde (22:00), Baywatch (23:25), Logan Lucky (26:00), War for the Planet of the Apes (34:25), Your Name (44:30), Dunkirk (48:25), Baby Driver (56:00), The Big Sick (1:01:30), Wonder Woman (1:06:15), and King Arthur: Legend of the Sword (1:11:00). Best soundtrack (1:12:10), best director (1:19:00), and Trigger Happy (1:23:50) are other segments on this week’s show. Random topics include Riverdale, Twin Peaks, Nicolas Cage, Ready Player One, Jurassic Park, Cars 3, Up, Trainspotting, and Sonic Mania. Special thanks to Jonathan Ochocki for our logo, and to Randy Gindler and Ian Teoh for our music. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @KidsCollegeShow. New episodes post every Monday.