Podcaster Geordie Connell joins Brian Durkin for a discussion about the best ballpark food. They go into all the pros and cons of which eats are best for a baseball game. They weigh in on the merits of peanuts, cotton candy, sausage sandwiches, etc. etc. After the chat they play a few rounds of Super Fight. For anyone that loves food and sports, this is the perfect episode for you. If you like eating but don't care about sports, then this is still for you. We barely even mention the fact that sports balls are happening.

Harrison Scantling joins host Brian Durkin for a discussion about beer gardens. On this improvised comedy podcast they take turns giving reasons why beer gardens are great, and why beer gardens are butt. The boys keep it fun, light, and refreshing like a cold beer on a summer day. It's nothing but good old fun as they discuss why someone might even want to swat off frat guys and bugs while drinking an IPA. After the conversation they play a round of Hypertheticals and some rounds of Super Fight.

Comedians Anthony Barone and Brendan Donegan join host Brian Durkin for a discussion about the best boardwalk food. They crack jokes and reminisce about wacky Jersey shore cliches and adventures. They discuss the pros and cons of pizza, funnel cake, ice cream, and curly fries at the shore. If you love beach weather and eating on vacation, this is the episode for you. After the discussion the boys play a round of Hypertheticals and some Super Fight.

An instant classic of an episode. John Poveromo travels down from NYC to meet up with Brian Durkin at Chapterhouse Cafe. They talk about so many things including the weather, alcohol, and Jersey Shore cuisine. Those topics might seem boring, and these funny guys keep the jokes flying. You can even hear people in the cafe laughing while they record. After a fun conversation they keep the party rolling with some games. They try out Punderdome, but quickly move to several rounds of Super Fight.

Previous guest and contributor to Full Belly Laughs, Alex Colic, joins host Brian Durkin in search for the best candy mint. They each pick a favorite: York Peppermint Patties and Junior Mints. The York Peppermint Patty proves to be a serious foe. It presents great texture and subtle mint flavor. However the Junior Mint is not to be counted out. After the boys settle the debate, they play some rounds of Punderdome to cap off the evening. Stay tuned to after the games for several exciting announcements!

Ross Weisman, host of Kidflix, stops by Brian Durkin's home studio to chat about cookies. They discuss some oatmeal raisin and chocolate chip situations, which ultimately leads them to Chips Ahoy! vs Oreos. The guys have a fun and respectful conversation about the good and silly benefits to each cookie. Afterwards the two podcasters play a round of Chuck Klosterman's Hypertheticals and Super Fight.

Anna Moronski, Kelsey Thomas, and Elena Hunt join host Brian Durkin for a fun hangout about food. This time on the podcast they happen to discuss the differences between US and UK cuisine. Elena has only been in the States for a couple years, so she has a fresh perspective on the differences. After the fun chat they play a bunch of board games including Super Fight.

Host Brian Durkin and now girlfriend again Lauren Daniels discuss their relationship. They highlight how they went through some hard times and a separation really drew them closer to each other. After a couple dates and some great food, they decided to give their relationship another go. It's a testament on how great food made with love and care can really help express your feelings.

Comedians Tan Hoang, Megan Chialastri, and Alex Yang join host Brian Durkin for a discussion about authentic cuisines and first jobs. Half the group worked at McDonalds as teens and they talk about the pros and cons of that experience. They also chat about what makes banh mi authentic. Given the French influence on Vietnamese cuisine, you would be surprised the ingredients a true banh mi contains. To finish off the episode the gang plays some Super Fight.

Comedians Erik Terrell and Matt Hyams join host Brian Durkin for a discussion about office potlucks and working from home for your wife. They go back and forth about all the dynamics at play, and crack plenty of jokes along the way. Matt shares his experience working for his wife's business at home, and the boys share their memories of office potluck politics.