Porters are the deadliest of beers.

In this one, Ian, Libby, and Bob talk about the London Beer Flood, a disaster in which several massive vats of beer exploded in 1814, releasing a tsunami of beer into the streets of London. A neighborhood was left in shambles, the innocent were killed, and the survivors' behavior was a bit unconventional.

Also, Libby wishes she had swam in urine. Bob learns the difference between east and west. Ian defends the morally corrupt.

It's time to address the disgruntled.

In this one, Ian and Liv read hate comments from AngryFans, because going out of your way to spread hate is easier than moving on with your life and being happy. But at least it gives Liv and Ian content to ridicule for a half hour!

Also, Ian is very smart. Liv is a joy at dinner parties.

Y'all know Liv's collarbone story, right?

In this one, Ian and Liv talk about a bunch of waterslide accidents, and a few rollercoaster disasters. From falling off a waterslide, to being impaled by an oncoming rollercoaster, this episode highlights the joys and tragedies of summer vacation!

Also, Ian brings Buzz Lightyear onto the Podcast. Liv has a visceral response to the stories.

Generally speaking, following a blueprint is a great idea.

In this one, Ian and Liv talk about an 8-story building that collapsed in Bangladesh in 2013. However, during the building's construction, several distinct deviations from the original blue prints were made, which not only compromised the building's integrity, but would cost the lives of more than a thousand innocent people.

Also, Liv returns with the maturity of a 9-year-old. Ian hates a popular shopping chain.

Emus and Bloomin' Onions, what more could you want?

In this one, Katie fills in for Liv while she's on vacation for a riveting discussion about a war against emus. In 1932, farmers in western Australia were not only plagued with drought and poverty, but also an untimely and massive emu migration. The solution to this problem was, in a word, unique.

Also, Katie confuses emus and alpacas. Ian tries out a new accent.

Be careful near bulges, everyone.

Season 8 is here! In this one, Ian and Liv talk about the infamous eruption of Mt. St. Helens in 1980. There was lava, lightning, earthquakes, and mudslides (no, not the kind with alcohol). Oh, and there was also a massive bulge.

Also, Ian chooses jail time. Liv is obsessed with Katie.

Season 7 is over, but the discussion is still rolling!

In this one, Ian and Liv are joined by recurring characters Dylan and Libby for a fun-filled discussion about the last ten episodes, followed by a heated gameshow where knowledge of Season 7 is key.

Also, Dylan suggests a unique wine pairing. Libby is afraid of poop. Liv's memory is unimpressive. Ian replaces Pat Sajak.

Just remember, there were no rules in the 80's.

In this one, Ian scrapped notes for his planned episode to cover a topic that was highly requested by *all of you.* The walkway at the Hyatt Regency in Missouri collapsed in 1981, killing more than 100 people, and the following investigation was incredibly shocking in terms of negligence and immaturity.

Also, Ian loves himself more than anyone. Liv plans to rebuild society through classy dinner parties.

Kindling 'R Us did not sponsor this episode.

In this one, Ian and Liv talk about a haunted house from the 1980s that caught fire, causing the death of 8 people at Six Flags. Spoiler alert: the victims were all teenagers, and Ian & Liv hate episodes that involve children.

Also, Ian lost a toenail in a lazy river. Liv enjoys margs by the pool, especially in the summer.

Sometimes, free tequila is a red flag.

In this one, Ian and Liv talk about Fyre Fest, a concert/bash weekend in the Bahamas that would have been super cool-IF it had actually happened. But why didn't it happen? What were the road blocks? Where were the adults? Why was the FBI involved? Find out in Episode 78!

Also, Ian learns about Coachella. Liv turned down Ja Rule on more than one occasion.