Now that Evan is inarguably a full-fledged Ween fan (MISSION ACCOMPLISHED), the God Ween Evan team assembles for one final time this season to discuss Ween's 2012 break-up and the solo albums that were birthed from that era. Doing Deaner dirty by spending the majority of the episode focusing on Gener's solo albums, the finale of Season One exhibits, in all its glory, a post-Capitol Theatre Evan, and an exploration of what may lie ahead...

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The God Ween Evan crew goes from conversational to presentational in their first ever live show. In front of a hot crowd at Garcia's at The Capitol Theatre, the gang dissects Evan's first time seeing Ween live. Did Evan see the brown light of the Boognish? Is the podcast over? Did the Babadook doff his hat at Evan? Where do we go from here?

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In final preparation for his upcoming baptism by Boognish at The Capitol Theater, Evan takes a journey from Hell and to The Palace of Vice, meeting his wife and The Freak along the way.

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In anticipation of their upcoming trip to see Ween at the famed Capitol Theater in December, the crew returns to the band's live material in order to properly prime Evan's little sailor boy pump. We feed him lasagna until he's had his fill, kiss him on the boob, call him a Doctor, and yet, he still can't quite put his finger on it. Much like this write up, we bury the lead on a MAJOR announcement about the show. Check it out and remember: The Light of Death is gonna shine again!

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The bombing of Pearl Harbor, The Moon landing, Kennedy's assassination, 9/11 — points of demarcation in our collective consciousness that shape human history. God Ween Evan listeners, prepare yourself for your own "I remember where I was" moment as someone finally gets what they've always wanted!

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Check the script, cause it just got flipped. Evan surprised the GWE crew with a takeover episode of his own devising: A WEEN TRIVIA CHALLENGE. But what happens when he discovers that the crew knows more about f**king with him than they do about Ween, and that even by devising this challenge, he's had to learn more about the band than he ever wanted to. The Boognish reigns supreme.

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Let's face it, Evan kinda likes Ween. The proof, as they say it, is in the boogni. After weeks of high marks the crew decides to put Evan's blossoming love to the test with a round of brown plus just about the prettiest of fan picks. Listen and find out if Cookie Jam's guava actually has the capacity to yearn. Also listen to the episode to find out details of how you can win some awesome Ween merch!!

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This episode finds the crew turning to one of Ween's greatest strengths, their ability to play a kick ass cover song. Will Evan finally understand that we never meant to cause him any sorrow? Will he call Ween "the greatest cover band of all time?" Tune in and find out!

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Even though Evan doesn't mean to be so insolent, the crew decides it's high time to juice him as he bleeds. The result? They all return with the writings of Kaufman in their hands.

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There is only one way for GWE to celebrate its 12th episode, and that is to expose Evan to the band's excellent and oft-overlooked 12 Golden Country Greats album. That, and forcing him to relive and recount the mysterious deaths of his childhood dogs. On top of all of this, in this episode Paul blacks out on an organic pain medication and renounces democracy while Paul, Katie, and Will somehow manage to omit the best song on the album! This episode is dedicated to Grant "The Boognish Monster" Rozmarin. R.I.P. friend...

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