This week we nearly die trying smelling salts, Matt talks about going to a Blink 182 concert, we talk about a horrible date, react to a customer being choked by security at a MEC store, discuss In N Out Burger vs Shake Shack, and urinal etiquette.

Kendall Gender is a drag queen and was runner up on Canada's Drag Race in Season 2. Kendall joined us to talk about competing on Canada's Drag Race, the biggest misconceptions of drag, Shania Twain concerts, and whether or not Kendall Jenner knows who she is.

Turning the Tables is a popular father-son music reaction YouTube channel where the son, Connor, introduces his dad, Kevin, to his favourite music like Frank Ocean, Radiohead, Daft Punk and Kendrick Lamar. Connor joined us to discuss what it's like becoming a YouTube star with your dad & how it’s changed their relationship, getting contacted by celebrities like Lil Yachty, free concert tickets, and more.

On this week's episode Matt, Jason and David discussed Matt's trip to Disneyland, crazy Airbnb experiences, our favourite movie directors, and our worst injuries.

Head of Mountain Bike at Pinkbike, Brian Park, joined us to talk running the biggest mountain bike website in the world, the history of Pinkbike, having to get airlifted off a mountain with a broken arm, his love of 3D printing, and more.

Eric aka BCPOV is a full-time YouTuber with half a million subscribers creating mountain bike videos out of his van. He stopped by to discuss van life with his partner Yuka, who creates her own videos on the Van Girl Yuka channel. Eric shares stories of his previous job as a game designer, his recent travels in Australia, racing in Tanzania, getting recognized by fans and Yuka's dramatic crash at Sun Peaks Bike Park.

Cam McRae is the founder of NSMB.com and formerly Matt’s boss. He joined us to talk about running one of the biggest mountain biking websites, moderating NSMB’s forums and dealing with trolls, the North Shore mountain biking scene, working with 19 year old Matt, the Airprentice reality show, and more.

The guys talk about Whistler Bike Park Opening Weekend, getting surgery to have screws removed from their legs, gnarly past injuries, allergic reactions to drugs, why wombats have cube shaped poop, and opening weekend, and they rewatch old IFHT Films sketches.

The boys talk about Jason’s recent trip to Spain where he finally proposed to his long-time girlfriend, David’s embarrassing concussion story, filming their first IFHT Films sketch in years, and Matty Matheson noodling for catfish.

Emily Qureshi is a standup comedian who recently did a stellar set on the Kill Tony comedy podcast at Joe Rogan’s comedy club, “Comedy Mothership” in Austin. She stopped by to talk about the perks of being a female comedian, trying to do standup comedy in Whistler and more.