Dave and Nicole celebrate their 50th episode exploring the fate of Right Wing Terrorists, the perfect Inauguration Day eats, and disappointment in the aftermath of January 6th's events.

Dave and Nicole host Lee Miller the Cereal Killer and Bill Johnson to discuss everyone's favorite Walmart aisle, the future of cereal mascots, and the connection between kinder eggs and missing cereal box toys.  Tips on which cereals are best for bathing, milk selection/pouring etiquette, and whether or not color changing gloves really exist are also up for debate.  

Find Bill at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbcANBBTVKmVGUyR7HeYQ4A 

and Lee at https://www.instagram.com/leemillerthecerealkiller/?hl=en

Bathe in the afterglow of 2020 with Dave and Nicole as they recap top food trends, wax poetic on masks, and ponder what Trump might enjoy eating in prison.

At the end of a white-knuckle 2020, Dave and Nicole cool it down with their favorite traditions, impending house fires, and musings on what qualifies as rape-y Christmas music.  So really they don't cool it down at all.

Dave and Nicole are both slightly hesitant about the Covid-19 vaccine, but very confident about a new addition to Pornhub.  All this plus holiday gift ideas for the kitchen.

Dave and Nicole talk intimacy with poultry, Italian cheesecake, and the joy of the 2020 holiday season.

Reach out and touch somebody's hand?  Dave and Nicole have a better suggestion for healing the nation.

Dave and Nicole fill in the missing blanks on the most exciting ballot initiative - legalizing crack cocaine in Oregon.  Also touched on: the manipulation of faith and religion, and the necessary components of a celebratory smorgasbord.

Anticipating the apocalypse, Dave and Nicole debate the merits of various political costumes, develop a strategy to profit off long election day lines, and, finally, theorize on the bleakest of presidential possibilities come 2024.

Dave and Nicole chat with Greg Meeks of HZPC, one of world's largest producers of potato seeds.  Dave tries to get to the bottom of potato breeding and perhaps it's just "a little rub," while Greg tantalizes with sweet and savory potato recipes.  You might be choosing potatoes over pasta after this one.  Just don't refer to them as a starch.  More at www.potatowonder.com