Unlucky episode thirteen is all over the place. The boys talk about competitive eating aides, the best bang for your buck at a particular fast-food chain, and a bold mystery play for first draft.

The podcast has been taken over by some sort of... film nerd? Kinophile? Legendary Filmmaker/Memelord David Vassos teams up with the Muddy Boys to review the new Cats movie. Finally, the perfect marriage of stage and screen... and podcast.

We recorded this 4 four months ago at the start of the school year. It is now the start of second semester. We have no excuses. But seriously tho this last semester was F'd busy. Still, we humbly apologize. Welcome to season 2!

The guys go live at 48 Hours in Theological Hall at Queen's University in their last episode before the summer break.

Much love, 

Bennett, Eric, Derek, and Jacob.

Spring has sprung, the sun has ris, I wonder where the flowers is. This episode, the guys are excited to leave winter behind as they finish up exam season.

In this episode, the guys discuss a variety of mythical creatures, including... chipmunks? Then, they try a new Mad-Libs style first draft which takes an interesting turn. Look out for talking portraits, eco-friendly villains and a super spy lumberjack. 

 

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TW: A lot of sexual jokes.

This one features Hiccup's dirty talk, a sub-zero hot chocolate's dirty talk, and a Swiss man with a Scottish accent who's just plain dirty.

The guys are back to discuss they're killer new adult energy drink, the worst superpower, and then things get a little weird near the end. But hey, it's a little muddy.

In this episode, the guys discuss the sugar to coffee ratio of a small double-double, why Frankenstein is the worst (or most misunderstood) monster, and develop Bennett's western/fantasy/sci-fi crossover.

It's A Little Muddy is your backstage pass into the lives of university drama students. In this episode, Bennett endorses prune juice, Eric and Jacob both give a boiling Hot Take and Derek re-lives high school trauma. A big special thanks to Keady Morgan for a wild First Draft idea!