Gutterballs

Oats vs beans, wheat vs chaff, a tired conversation about the various incarnations of Scooby Doo, OK Scrappy, Scooby and the arrival of beer, seats and lids and covers, potentially death-inducing nubs.

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Nubs

Rolled oats vs steel cut oats

Intro music: Scooby Doo Papa by La Tropa Estrella

Outro music: Scooby Snacks by Fun Lovin' Criminals

The note also rises, the tink core, screen craps, once the drumming gets too complex, it's zines and scenes all the way down, learning to type, the T9 input method, it's nice when the tool becomes invisible.

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Power Duo

Intro music: Walk Away by James Gang

Outro music: Walk Away by Phish

Moving masses of people via tweet, some whimsy talk, I'm gonna lick that, drinking molten flag poles, and the correct pronunciation of La Croix.

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Some mouth horn competition for Brad

Episode music: The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly by Ennio Morricone

Tracking Kevin Sorbo down through the ages to find the powers of trillions in the dirt-stained life of VR journeys to read the plaques at the forest prisons.

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Boom Clap, Elk Road Remix

Unfun, why people watch movies, mass quantities of mashed potatoes, empty backwards places, and old match discourse.

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Is It You by Lee Ritenour

Top of the World by Van Halen

Morph cuts, Sleeping in a bucket, fun with bicycle pumps and soda, Brad likes it both ways, and listening to Frank Zappa instead of trying to somewhat improve our show.

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Odo Shapeshifting

Homer in the Real World

Van Halen, Hot for Teacher

Frank Zappa, Joe's Garage cover

Frank Zappa, Watermelon in Easter Hay

The square is bigger than the duck, different yeast flavor profiles, half kimonos, very poor and somewhat dangerous driving habits, and we did not talk about Toobin with my tube out.

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Lorelei single

Galliant

Learn about Duck Hunt

And its accompanying Zapper

Non-Euclidean geometry rears its ugly hyperbolic head again, a mute mic fake out, the relativity of ancient history, workin' that claw machine or maybe not, a millimeter man, Brad attempts to cure his perspective, and it's terrifying when you find little taxidermied animals coming to life.

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Non-Euclidean geometry

George Harrison, Got My Mind Set On You

Episode music by George Harrison, When We Was Fab

Brad and Adam discuses Styx's fifth album while Adam bakes scones. Also in this episode: Mrs. Featherbottom plays a 1 inch drum, swimming in sauce, a perfectly timed little zinger, eating a bowl of cumin, and much much more.

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Prelude 12 on 12

What are these lyrics?

Family Size frozen chicken parm

The atrocity toilet, 3rd men and 2nd men, monitoring Harry Ass Truman's every move, and the nickel.

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Episode music: Ball and Biscuit by The White Stripes