Part 1: Tod went to a party in Silverlake and acted in a way most unfitting for a 33-year-old man. Part 2: The gang delves into the mythologies surrounding the urban legend (or is it?) of Midget Town. First clue: It’s a gated community.

Part 1: The gang discusses some supernatural occurrences that occur when checking out the opposite sex. Part 2: The Devil is ready to make a helluva deal for your soul. The Far Out! crew discusses the steps one should take when making a deal with The Devil and which worldly treasures are worth entering such an unholy agreement.

In this episode the gang digs deep to give the listeners some heartfelt advice on love and hipsters. Plus, a few cool announcements and some thoughts on the Golden Globes.

Part 1: How much do you know about Southern/Redneck/Confederate/Rebel trivia? See if you do better than Buck and Oscar in the first gosh-darn dagnubbit episode of Redneck Jeopardy. Part 2: In keeping with the southern theme, the gang discusses little-known facts about Tupelo, Mississippi’s own Elvis Presley. Yee-haw.

Intro: To open the show, Tod sings a new song detailing his recent battles with substance abuse. Part 1: Buck faces a moral dilemma while driving in traffic; the crew discusses his reaction. Part 2: Tod has a wildy unpleasant experience while doing some yard work in “Tales from Suburbia.” Part 3: In our inaugural “Far Out! Health” segment, the crew discusses Dr. Oz’ Flatulent Five.

Awards season is upon us. The crew discusses their thoughts on Hollywood glad-handing and the current crop of films “for your consideration…” Also, some brief discussion on the gang’s experiences in organized youth sports.

Tod and Oscar tell a back-in-the-day story of when they were robbed at gunpoint in Buck’s neighborhood. Also, an announcement about the future of Far Out! and Tod’s latest endeavor.

Part 1: The gang discusses how the glamour-shots mall craze of the early ’90s should be updated to accommodate modern tends. Part 2: Once again, Tod’s high school diary is cracked open for an intimate glance inside the robust emotional life of an adolescent boy.

In the spirit of Boxing Day, a holiday celebrated throughout the Western world, the Far Out! gang releases a bunch of shows that for some reason or another were never heard during 2010. Plus, Tod plays his “Boxing Day” song and Elliott briefs Americans on just what the hell Boxing Day is all about.

ED Note: Being that this show is comprised of unreleased material it’s not intended for the “casual” Far Out! listener.