We continue our quest to try out every cereal that we come across and meticulously put on a tier list to see which ones are worth getting again. On this episode we try some Pokémon cereal, a special Valentine's Day Cheerios flavor and a whole bunch more.

On this episode of Drunken Book Club we take a look at the second Goosebumps book Stay Out of the Basement. Is this the tale a spooky one or just an excuse for RL to reveal his gay agenda? So get Mr. Martinez out of the closet and find out.

On this episode of Speaking of Which we try something new out. We discuss some of our top five favorite things from Mortal Kombat to get us ready for the upcoming Mortal Kombat movie.

Welcome to the world of tomorrow! On this episode of Rupel's Rupees we discuss Futurama the show that balanced work place 20 something comedy and sci-fi in one convenient package.

On this episode of Speaking of Which we grabbed ourselves some Easter candy and reminisce about past Easters. From Easter egg hunts to headless Barbie dolls, we share some of our weird holiday stories.

On this episode of Speaking of Which I get you the listener ready for the next Godzilla movie by explaining the plot to all of the Godzilla movies while intoxicated.

On this episode of Drunken Book Club we celebrate St. Patrick's Day by reading the Bailey School Kids book Leprechauns Don't Play Basketball. So grab some strong whiskey to perfectly pair with this mean spirited book.

On this thrilling episode of Rupel's Rupees we talk about one of our favorite film trilogies, The Mummy series. So strap in and get ready to get uncomfortably attracted to every character.

On this episode of Speaking of Which we're getting ready for March Madness by filling out a bracket that has nothing to do with the actual sport. We do decide who will win between Nintendo and Sega, from Animal Crossing to Yakuza, who will be the top series between these major players.

On this episode of Drunken Book Club we read the first of the Hank the Cowdog books. Is it filled with racist Native American tropes? Does it feature one of the most obnoxious protagonists we've had on this series? Does the sun shine?