Rafe and Ari host. They talk about Zumba Bombing, pilfering signs from the local park, Ari cheating at Rummikub because she's a cheater, and skaters not social distancing.

Rafe and Ari host their shortest episode yet! They talk about Mexican Violence, eating old pizza dough, whether or not the Undertaker actually has lightning powers, and Rafe's not changing his clothes again until this pandemic is over. 

Rafe and Ari host. They talk about Joe Exotic getting Coronavirus (allegedly), eating Jeff Bezos, Mookie eating a bunch of bacon grease, and Jon Bon Jovi's war crimes. 

Daily Double Dungeon for April 2nd, Rafe and Ari host. They talk about The Unknown Comic, the upcoming restaurant apocalypse, a Facebook group dedicated to derailing trains, and wonder why so many people are throwing out their TVs.

Daily Double Dungeon for Wednesday, April 1st, Rafe and Ari host. They talk about a looming grocery shortage that's starting to show its ugly head, OJ Simpson hosting The View, drive in movie theaters popping back up, and how Accuweather RealFeel is crap.

It's an almost full length regular episode! Double Dungeon Episode 19, Rafe and Ari host. They talk about Yellowstone exploding, Andrew Cuomo's nipples, pilfering expensive cheeses, and the New Coke conspiracy.

Daily Double Dungeon for Sunday, March 29th, Rafe and Ari host. They talk about Pitbull finally doing his part in the battle against Covid, Trump saying Easter is cancelled,  Tiger Dude on Hulu or whatever everybody is talking about, and Rafe wants a Google Glass.

Daily Double Dungeon for March 28th, Rafe and Ari host. They talk about whether or not reptillians can contract the virus, Trump declaring war on NYC, white ladies dancing to Losing My Religion, and they say goodbye to ever owning a home.

Daily Double Dungeon for March 27th, Rafe and Ari host. They talk about leaking gas, Trump calling someone a cutie pie, Bob Dylan and his JFK conspiracy theories, and frozen cocktails to go.

Daily Double Dungeon for March 26th, Rafe and Ari host. They talk about burying Rafe in the Staten Island dump, the Wall Street Journal saying its vital that workers have unpleasant bosses, Dr. Phil possibly murdering his wife, and the largest pot of hobo stew imagineable.