In part one of the show Tod discusses his 20th-year high school reunion. Later, a killer coyote is on the loose in Tod’s neighborhood so he enlists the crew to figure out what the hell to do before he and his family are eaten.

Tod just got back from a vacation in Kauai and saw a few strange things go down. So he asks Buck and Elliott for their hot takes on the wacky stuff happening on the semi-big island. Also, Tod gives and update on his 10 billion podcasting projects he has going down.

We open with some quick discussion about how you can tell when your favorite band is about to start sucking. Then Tod shares a story about a crazy gal he used to date and we close the show with some news stories involving Nazis and imaginary friends.

Here’s some video of the first few minutes of episode 257.

Sometimes there are things that you hate for no apparent reason. On this show, we discuss those things in deep, deep detail.

Buck comes clean about a personal problem that has kept him away from the show. Later, the gang lightens the mood with some discussion about funky chip flavors people eat in other countries. Finally, the gang starts a new dance craze, “The Carlatin.”

What’s worse than hearing, “We need to talk”? The gang breaks down some of the annoying conversational tools people use to drive you nuts. Also, the crew discusses opening their own lines of personal fragrances. Later, a metric sh*t ton of news stories that clogged the Far Out! news desk over the past few weeks.

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Is Tod’s butt haunted? Is Buck’s brain coming through his nose? Why is Eliot waking up to a disturbing stiffness? For answers to these questions, the gang consults the health computer. Also, California is in a terrible drought, so the gang puts their heads together to find out how they can save more water.

Check out Tod’s new show with Marc Chambers, “The Original Kings of Podcasting.”

While moving to his new house, Tod uncovered a treasure trove of old poetry he wrote in high school and can’t wait to read it on the show. Also, the gang adjusts to recording in their new studio and a dude on “Divorce Court” accuses his girl of cheating on him with the entire Wu-Tang Clan.

Check out Tod’s new show with Marc Chambers, “The Original Kings of Podcasting.”

The best of the best of the best clips, bits, and songs from the last 5o episodes. Or, the show where we pat ourselves on the back.

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