Tommy joins the fellas for another fun podcast, Tup finally uploads it a month later.  A lot of interesting stuff is covered, including a few attempts at semi-serious original songs, sayings that say the same things, and lion maitre ds.  Tommy expresses his distaste for the only style of music Tup and Pete have ever attempted. 

Glaze returns to the podcast for this episode, to discuss the following important topics: Amazon Now, the supposed origin of the high five, te*msters un*ons, voluntary cow milking technologies, new text reacts, and sports merch that is ready to fire back at the obvious taunts of your opponent.    

Stubbs (the Chief Stew) joins the fellas on the podcast for a regular old recorded conversation.  It winds up consisting of a few different topics, including: revisions to the "Stubbs" nickname origin story, beach song ideas, and a new business centered around smushing things together.  Pete workshops a new character: Jimmy W. Stewart.

Wallace from Wallace and Gromit joins Anne Hathaway and Keira Knightley on the podcast for a nice one.  The 3 old pals cover many topics including: a few prison related "key and pee" situations, Ed's upcoming "My Two Grandmothers" tattoo, and her bad case of sleepwalking envy.  Pete talks through yet another children's tennis camp related conundrum.

Another really interesting Tommy episode with special guest, Tommy.  No songs this time, just a lot of regular old perfectly fine talking, including topics ranging from the evolution of bass playing styles, to Tup's recent denim acquisition.  One podcaster scratches his or her beard a few times throughout,  listen to the whole thing to find out who!

Pete and Tup are back with a podcast Tup meant to put up here awhile ago.  "Well worth the wait" you may overhear some people saying after they listen to it.  Others, I think you'll find, will not have listened at all.  The listeners will hear all about: the famous pop band "Hard Eye Blink", new crusade ideas, and threatening talk-arounds.  Pete adds a third person to list of people who don't like him.

Tommy joins the fellas on the podcast again, proving once and for all that he is willing to keep joining the fellas on the podcast.  A few conversations are conducted, about topics ranging from: using minor trauma as a way of remembering things, leftenant vs. lieutenant, and the hidden dangers of licorice.  Everyone shares and workshops some song ideas.

Pete and Tup are lucky to be joined by comedian, podcaster, actor, and the other kind of cat burglar, Matt Pavich.  Nicknames, dog voices, and a few other standbys find their way onto the podcast yet again.  The groundwork of a smash hit mental health focused musical is laid.  Pete gets some feedback on his latest dog naming strategy. 

Stubbs joins the podcast for another very special attempt at a musical episode.  The theme: the elderly.  A lot of old, decrepit topics are podcasted about including: the real purpose of the Social Security Administration, bread and wine wisdom, and the dangers of inedible dentures.  An unfortunate combination of youth and old age results in some pretty bad songs, and at least one good one.

Pete and Tup manage to get yet another podcast out the door.  Nothing too interesting here, I don't believe, but some things that stick out include: the great Joni Mitchell vs. Uncle Kracker debate, hammers with a nail built right in, and more tattoo crap.  Pete delivers eerie impressions of: either Bert or Ernie, Maggie Gyllenhaal, E from Entourage, Buscemi doing an impression of E from Entourage.