Single from episode 18 - Books

This week, the guys try to impress a prospective sponsor. We hope they enjoy Nate's mashup of vacuums and sexy men, which he appropriately calls: Hey Mr. Postman

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This week, the guys talk about Pat's Star Wars fandom, collect calls, and Jimmy Buffet trivia. 

As expected, Nate ignores all of that and instead attempts (misguidedly) to discover his true self with his Gordon Lightfoot-inspired hit: Dandy

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We have a handful of old episodes that never made it into the episode queue (for many reasons). Here is our first episode from the Vault. It's all the same fun as a normal episode but without all the polish and production value.

The guys talk about X-files, as well as the objective attractiveness of David Duchovny. Nate synthesizes those ideas into one coherent thought with his song: Grandma's an X-Files Nut.

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This week, the guys get into the Halloween spirit and eat a bunch of candy. They also spend some time savoring the delicious product of their new sponsor: Mission Meats!

In the end, Nate haunts our eardrums with the next big Halloween hit: Dead Man Walking (in a Robot Suit).

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Single from episode 29 - Be Cool

This week, the guys close out season 2 by discussing all things Spike TV, including: MANswers, Deadliest Warrior, and 1000 Ways to Die ("You Will Die!").

In the end, Nate performs the perfect song for 11-14 year old boys who dream of being an 18-34 years old: When I Grow Up.

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This week, the guys talk about Pamela Anderson, Bobcat Goldthwait, and the Rodman-Dreyfuss Coolness Scale.

Pat also tells a "cool" story about petty theft, directly inspiring Nate's song: Be Cool.

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This week, the guys talk about all things Bruce Springsteen.

This helps Nate write a song that would make The Boss himself proud: The River. Is it a cover? Tune in to find out! (Spoiler alert: NO!)

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