In a shocking medical breakthrough, Colin discovers a brand new disease and immediately diagnoses Anthony live on the pod.

This week the boys tackle the “why” phase of kids and realize… it never really ends. From Disney+ spirals to how bad the internet is getting, we somehow end up reliving the glory days of open-mic lobbies in Call of Duty (and all the chaos that came with it).
Then it takes a turn, breaking down that wild Jim Carrey awards show conspiracy before wrapping up with the surprisingly wholesome struggle of learning new languages.

The boys start with Ratatouille, end with Colin declaring war on Quebec, and everything in between is exactly as unhinged as it sounds.
Expect hot takes on Pixar, broken French, and a deep dive into some very questionable characters.

A mysterious daily hork echoes through the gym showers, and no one knows who’s responsible. As Colin tries to fit in with the locker room regulars, the boys debate why talking at the urinal is weird and discuss how Colin walks around the locker room like a carefree old man.

This podcast is just a bunch of monkeying around. Title in honour of St Patrick's day, of course.

Are souvenirs secretly GDP?

Anthony battles the man flu, Colin won’t let one joke die, and the boys debate when a joke lands or crashes.

Colin’s memory is a whiteboard in the rain, the boys debate learning styles, question the integrity of the Terry Fox Run, and end up furious at the structural choices in 1984.

What started as a donors list for those who didn’t contribute spirals into a dystopian park where benches are forbidden, and everyone’s on the list. The boys imagine a public space fueled entirely by spite, from banned visitors to unusable benches, all inspired by Colin’s childhood revelation...

The boys revisit Ice Age, unpack the squirrel, and realize it was actually about global warming the whole time