Scott and Chris detail their latest injuries and woes before discussing 1975’s landmark record KISS ALIVE! Is it live or is it Memorex? The boys are on the case and looking for answers.

Scott and Chris trudge through KISS’ 1987 magnum opus Crazy Nights, wondering how it is that throughout the making of the record they weren’t on cocaine. As in, all the cocaine. Was it all a dream? An 80s-skewed nightmare? They’re still not sure.

Scott and Chris bundle up and come together for a very special New Year’s edition of the show. They recount their holiday seasons and talk hockey before delving into Peter Criss’ little loved 1978 solo album. Chris goes rogue, Scott is enraged—what could go wrong?

The boys are back! In sickness and in health, Scott and Chris are together again. They play serious catch-up before settling in to discuss the first of seemingly endless solo albums by the members of KISS. It’s upsetting and no one is spared.

Scott and Chris look back on the inelegant history of the show while bonding over their shared fear of public urination. Somehow they have the nerve to laugh and laugh at Paul Stanley’s unreleased Folger’s coffee commercial.

Scott and Chris examine winter in the summer, bachelor parties, and health care for all. They eventually fixate their attention on the 1975 KISS album Dressed to Kill.

Scott and Chris go to the movies! They discuss! They talk shit! They devour granola, bran flakes, bananas, grapes, melons, and root beer for your pleasure! Hope you’re happy.

Scott and Chris giggle about fumbling words, muse on beer gardens, and ruminate on more injuries. And then there’s Animalize. The boys go way deep into this piece of work and the home video Animalize Live Uncensored.

Scott and Chris discuss schoolyard rumours, the perils of Scientology, and disturbing wasp nests. They forge on and discuss the 1974 Kiss album Hotter Than Hell. The result may surprise you.

Scott and Chris reveal that they are working men and lament their lot in life before welcoming in their friend and fellow podcaster Taylor Chadwick. They share stories about youth and young manhood, squabble about Danko Jones, and debate the merits of power pop and what KISS is trying to do with 1980s’ Unmasked.