The gentlemen talk about run-ins with the police, "Pixels", falling down the stairs and the bone-chilling audio clips that will be appearing in the near future. Keep your expectations low.

The gentlemen talk about the "Knot of the Day" and Adam does some backpedaling. They talk about stealing from AMC and Nickleback carries us to the reason you came here: Ryan's college radio demo-tape labelled "The Best Show EVER!!". Prepare for your allegiance to be tested. Keep your expectations low.

Part 2 of 2 of the WDCC Tapes. Ryan from 2002 tries to hash out a Thong contest while simultaneously keeping the energy as high as possible. Adam's insults come from all angles as the frustration builds and the gents spiral into depression and alcohol dependency. Keep your expectations low.

The gentlemen start off with a discussion about the stupidity of Indiana and their reactions to the site of blood. After the break, iTunes shits in the boys' cereal, they explore the darker side of surviving in the Apocalypse and Ryan has a shit story... again. Keep your expectations low.

The gentlemen talk about the break in the "Shit Story" streak, Ryan is involved in a car accident with his wife's chili, iTunes fucks with the boys again and the NRA is being a silly nut. A music review commercial and The Company Band take us out of break. They talk about fancy pants, L. Ron Hubbard's teeth and rely on a production piece when they fizzle out. Keep your expectations low.

The gentlemen go full nerd this week when they start off with talk about delivery drones, the new Terminator Genisys trailer and time travel. They wish Arnold Schwarzenegger an early birthday and go back talking about weaponized drones and Adam bores himself before the break. Stevie Ray Vaughn's "Life By the Drop" is played out of break to honor his Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction. They talk about Daredevil on Netflix, more new movie trailers, that poor dead cat split right down the middle and end with gay Republicans getting snubbed by straight Republicans. Keep your expectations low.

The gentlemen give Starbucks a proper beating, they say a fond "Hello" to Rob Rolison, new @DeadRadioPod follower and show us how out-of-touch thirty-somethings use the Twitter. Bruce Jenner is given the thumbs up, they go over some files from the Corrections and Omissions Department and a discussion about head transplants and clones takes us to break. Death From Above 1979 brings the fellas back and they dive in to a conversation about Alzheimer's, Ryan has a story about an old fossil and they stop the end of the show to give Podbean some verbal abuse. Keep your expectations low.

The guys went a little long-form this week. Lots to talk about but, first: audio clips of Ryan tumbling down a hill of mispronounced words, grunts and pauses. They move on to chat about a local politician that took Adam apartment shopping, they watch the Mad Max Colon Fury Road trailer and Adam wants to do beer reviews. Gary Oldman's younger brother, Scott Weiland, can't sing anymore, the gentlemen break and Skindred brings us back and the gentlemen break and Clutch brings us back in to a discussion about a naughty Republican Representative. They talk about Jon Jones and MMA, they reminisce about their favorite concussions and talk completely through the outro music. Keep your expectations low.

The gentlemen start off with "What're Ya Drinkin? with Adam" and delve into Adam's shadowy past as a bootlegger. "Sweet Transvestite" brings them out of the break and Ryan in to a sing-along. They talk about Arnold's new movie and a sea monster that everyone seems to think is filled with rainbows and sunshine. The guys need to regroup and Crash Test Dummies brings them back from a second break. The music bug bites Adam, Ryan likes two U2 songs and they launch in to a long-winded conversation about vaccinations. They come to a stumbling, bumbling end with a quick story about Ryan's balls and music from the De(a)f Peds. Keep your expectations low

The gentlemen recorded a little later than usual this time and decided 2 hours of babbling would make up for it. They start with notes from the Corrections and Omissions department, "What Are Ya' Drinkin' with Adam" leads them in to stories about drinking on the job and Ryan wants his suit to be tailored by a small Italian man. Mastodon brings us back from the break, they talk about the lovely Bailey Jay and Ryan's sexual confusion as well as his bout with food poisoning. Trent Whittemann has another music review, Hiatus Kaiyote brings them back from the second break and Ryan is not pleased. After a long-winded discussion about music, they break down the 3rd/4th wall and Adam talks about running for public office. God help us all. Keep your expectations low.