243 is here, ladies and gentlemen, and here are a few hot little tidbits your ears can chew on during the episode.  Red Sox baseball for example. Benny and RZ keep you up to date on why they're so sick.  They also describe the standings, and who the Sox will see in the play offs. As of last night, the Giants have lost 69 games, if you can believe it. 69. RZ brags about his run-in with Kevin Connolly, as well as his courageous 7 innings on the mound from last Sunday. They do a quick recap of The Wire and Deadwood as well. Benny also graces our guests with a filthy disco track called "Charlie Hustle". They close out with a classic from the mail bag. There's much to celebrate in 243. Get into it. 

I'll be honest here: High & Tight 242 is kinda the shit. Benny and RZ cover a very wide spectrum of awesome stuff.  For example, they offer a fantastic quote from Val Kilmer regarding the passing of the late great, Sam Shepard. Death isn't awesome, but Kilmer love it. On a brighter note, RZ tells a funny baseball story, and Benny explains why you pansies should watch The Missing.  Also,  they get pretty darn deep on WWII films Hacksaw Ridge, and Dunkirk. Each of those films will treat you very well.  Additionally, a good deal of love is sent to Mr. 3000, Adrian Beltre who will still slap your nuts if you pat his head. Finally, the boys close out with some details on the Red Sox, and the introduction of their new pitcher, as well as their 5-tool nasty Muppet, Eduardo Nuñez. All good things. 

Ladies and gentlemen, I'd like you to meet episode 240.  In this momentous episode, Benny and RZ treat the H&T fans to the following excellent break downs: The boys talk about the rare and filthy Ferrari F-40. A nice chunk of time is devoted to RZ's courageous pitching performance (On par with Curt Schilling's bloody sock, and Nolan Ryan's bloody face). The episode is closed out strong with a thorough analysis of  War for the Planet of the Apes, as well as Spiderman: Homecoming. You're welcome.

Episode 241 brings it nice, once again. Benny and RZ give the inside track on 2 separate trips they've taken in the recent past. Benny to Toronto, and RZ to Chicago for the second consecutive month. They also get a little chatter going about The Defiant Ones. A very cool 3-part documentary on HBO. RZ confesses his love for Eminem as well. Get over it. Benny also provides some excellent insight into both Will Clark, and lying juice head Rafael Palmeiro. Most importantly, the fellas give some over overdue love to Jim Thome. That is all. Get into it.  

Episode 239er brings is loud and proud. Benny and RZ are here, they're top tier, and they're here to drink beer. If you heard the pregame conversation, that throw-away line would be funny, and not throw-away. Meanwhile, the Wild Boys of High & Tight bring it back to basics, as the 2017 Baseball season is at the half-way point. Benny and RZ break down the first half for the most part.  There's a quick check in on the first half division leaders, pitching leaders, and batting leaders. Additionally, MORE love is sent to Aaron Judge, as he gets more and more filthy every day.  Most importantly... RZ comes "out of the closet" so to speak, with his appreciation of Jessica Mendoza's "assets". Get into it. 

The soothing sounds of High & Tight 238 are smooth as silk underwears. Benny and RZ cover everything from the Top 100 basketball jerseys of all time (according to some publication that decided that it's ok to put Ron Artest on there 3 times? the hell?) to a very intelligent recap of Darth Vader.  On a personal note, Benny and RZ discuss the size of Patriot Superbowl rings, and how those things make other Super Bowl Rings look like High School Graduation rings. Finally, there's a quick Benny-Wedding recap, which brought back some great memories and finally... Benny discusses how sweet the Green Hornet was, and how much sicker his side kick was (Bruce Lee).  Open your ears. This one's good.

237 naturally brings the heat, High and Tight. Benny and RZ kick off the chatter with a little discussion about the White Sox throwing the Series, and and how Shoeless Joe did it to make money for food. Whereas dudes today get a million dollars to hit a single dong, and how weird that is. This leads to a great conversation about the dudes who have played Babe Ruth.  And THIS leads to some introspective dialogue about The Sandlot, which naturally leads to a nice conversation about kids movies, and how Spielberg directs them better than you.  Oh yeah, there's a new segment coming to town called High and Tight Heroes. You should really listen to this one. Lots of laughs. Lots of 'em.

Ladies and Gentlemen - Sit down and buckle up for Episode 235. Why? Because it's a wild ride, that's why.  In this episode, Benny and RZ do what they do best: Talk baseball. Specifically the Bryce Harper fight, and why it was great.  Also what made it weak (Buster Posey). Just before the main event, Benny and RZ have a nice fireside chat about Alien:Covenant.  The main event however, is where the money's at. Our "Analysts" really get to the bottom of the never ending conflict between whales and sharks.  There's also a touch of Bill Paxton mixed in, with a sprinkle of Peter Cullen. You're welcome. 

Episode 236 brings it... again. This time in full stereo! Benny B and RZ are now hitting on all cylinders. In celebration of joining the THX revolution, they've graced their worthy audience with some remarkably smokey material.  For example they discuss Ice T, and all the sweet shit he used to do, like pay people to do naked things, and his old school voice acting. They also discuss the Buffalo Bill Dance, much to Benny's delight. Benny and RZ take a nice dip into the High and Tight mail bag as well...with sexy results.  I'm serious, there's so much intel in 236. To sweeten the deal, Benny and RZ close out talking about their favorite toys, Transformer movies, and why Karl Ravich is a dick nose. Get into it!

Listen up! Episode 234 brings the heat, as usual. Benny B and RZ speak in depth about TV shows for a change.  Nasty ass TV shows to be clear.  Specifically, the boys discuss Fargo (seasons 1 and 2), as well as Silicon Valley. Favorite characters are identified, and why. Love is sent to the recently deceased High & Tight heroes: Cortez Kennedy, Powers Boothe, Chris Cornell, and Roger Moore (which led to sweet Bond talk). Oh yeah, and Keith Carradine is mentioned, and how he died jerking off.