Here's the Situation

Rush tries his luck with numbers on the game show Card Sharks, we get a visit from the sympathy imp, and more this week on "Cooler by Numbers." And don't forget that you too can send us your "Situations" at [email protected]

This week we hear from the Eccentric Billionaire, TJ takes up a job with the Celebratory Allowance Division of the Synonym Assignation Corporation, and more on "Tip Top Hooray." And don't forget that you too can send us your "Situations" at [email protected]

Here's the Situation: what would have to occur for you to "tap out" during a massage? That and more on "Massage in a Bottle." And don't forget that you too can send us your "Situations" at [email protected]

What film or movie gave the best first impression of what it intended to convey? That and more this week on "First Impressionists." And don't forget that you too can send us your "Situations" at [email protected]

This episode we finish it all with number three of three in our birthday week celebration as we welcome Brian Shortall to the show and welcome back Beth Melewski, Case Clay, & Andy St. Clair for a little consultation with the eBay Wizard.

It's episode two of a three episode celebration for our one year anniversary. Help us celebrate as we welcome Andy St. Clair to the show on an episode entitled "Year Won Anniversary."

It's the first of a three episode celebration for our one year anniversary. Help us celebrate with our first guests as we welcome Beth Melewski and Case Clay to the show on an episode entitled "Year Won Anniversary"

A cross examination, the Earth evicting humans, and Lebron vs. MJ. All that and more this week on "Planet Witness." And don't forget that you too can send us your "Situations" at [email protected]

Murder Hornets, a challenge between physical and emotional pain, and a Spelling Bee. All that and more this week on "Tune Bee or Knot Tune Bee." And don't forget that you too can send us your "Situations" at [email protected]

You are approached by a Jimmy Page-esque mystical musician who says you can only see fifteen more concerts until the end of your days. The good news is that you can pick any five bands and any of their shows throughout history. Who do you pick? Which shows? And Why? All that and more this week on "Stones Rolling 2U."