It's just another episode, folks, nothing to see here. The boys discuss Italian guillotines, roleplay a WWI scene, and pitch a WWI movie entitled "Two Men, a Wench, and a Trench", Josh explains why he despises coffee drinkers and people who wear glasses. The boys plead their case for "Beer Mondays" at work and close out the podcast with a "Beer Monday"-themed song.

This episode is laden with morbidity and controversy. Josh announces that the show will no longer use social media, Alan inspires the boys to attend estate sales, the boys create a coven for widowed men, Alan admits that he has no problem stealing from the dead, and the show closes with a song protesting social media.

This episode is downright offensive! Alan has left town for the Bill Cosby book tour, so Josh is joined by not one, but two guests: comedian Ethan Pedersen and PHD candidate Cody Cody. Cody deflects a barrage of questions about both his past and present, Ethan defends the merits of being hungover, the boys discuss Kamala Harris' volatile workplace and Bill Cosby's escape from prison, and they close it all out with a never before heard song from the pre-podcast archives.

Another episode of the podcast? Yes, yes indeed. This week, Alan teaches Josh what it means to measure alcohol in fingers, the State takes away Josh's children, Alan sleepwalks into cat feces, the boys play a game of "Facebook: Dead or Incarcerated", Producer Pete steals the show his hand-drawn art piece "Steeplesaurus", and the boys close it out with a song inspired by the producer's art.

Another episode? Mmm-hmmm. Josh recants a wild weekend back home which included a date with Marjorie Taylor Greene, the boys swap stabbing stories, call a creamery to inquire about milkmen, and close it all out with a milkman-themed R & B track.

Happy Father's Day, y'all, this is a good one! Josh tells Alan about the joy of fatherhood and explains how every doctor is better at English than every person with an English degree, Alan describes a utopian America where only doctors are allowed to reproduce, Producer Pete's art segment returns and inspires a rap that closes the show.

This episode now exists! The boys discuss the phases of the moon, dirty slang, Hunter Biden's path to the presidency, the possibility of an LGBTQ/QAnon summit, and close it out with a tune about such a summit.

What. An. Episode. Alan gets back into the good graces of his podcast compadres, the boys give Producer Pete first date advice and warn of the dangers of Viagra dependency, Josh pitches an idea for a police show, and the boys create a theme song for said pitch to close out the show.

This week's episode requires very little description. Josh and Producer Pete drop some big news, Josh laments racism against Italians, and the boys close it out with a diss track to a former employee.

Welcome back! This week, the boys discuss the etymology of the phrase "down to the brass tacks", father-son bonding, and the lyrics to "Whiskey in the Jar". Producer Pete finally gets his own segment, which, in turn, inspires the song that closes out the show. Like, share, and subscribe!