We have an action-packed and whiskey-fueled episode this week! We talked about getting pissed, demonstrations, not being an asshole, and shitty journalism. Then Ryan introduces a new term - Bloodless Genocide - when the two talk about panhandling laws, helping the homeless, and the Super Bowl. WOW, that's a whole lotta stuff in just one tiny little hour!

This week we start off arguing over whether or not one of our heroes is putting in the effort to improve his broadcasting. Not pointing any fingers, but his initials are M and P. From there, the show devolves into a 30-minute advertisement for other people's podcasts. Not sure we're totally down with how self-promotion works...

As the end of the year draws near, Mark would like to leave you all with a very special holiday message.

Part 3 of our special 3 part episode. We conclude our special 3-part episode, picking up with a discussion on politics and voting. Then listen carefully at the end to see how three solid hours of broadcasting send us completely off the rails!

Part 2 of our special 3 part episode. We pick up the conversation this week where we talk the differences between working for a cab company and driving for Uber, engage in some impromptu role play, and we figure out if media help or hinder a headline case (Cosby).

Our heroes discuss late night phone sex ads and the pros and cons of Facebooking. This is part one of a very special 3-part episode. Okay, it's not the special, but it was long as fuck, so we had to split it up into 3 parts.

Finally getting into our groove. Got the sound locked down and the editing dialed in. We talk about Ferguson, our listeners and a little bit of wrestling in our attempt to bring it back to the masses.

Episode 3: The Suckening. This one blew. The sound was awful, Mark brought in 3 pages of notes on shit nobody really cares about and well... It just sucked. But Ryan goes on a rant about the holidays at the end, so there's that.

We talk about landing on a comet, we try not to talk about Kim Kardashian's ass, how social change is at our fingertips, and Ryan probably pisses off a few vets.

Our inaugural episode recorded live at Rula Bula Irish pub in Tempe, AZ, where Mark has the bright idea to start a podcast and catches Ryan totally off guard. They drink, they laugh, they talk wrestling. Good times.