Join Craig and Scott as the traverse the highways home from the Ghost show at Mohegan Sun and reminisce about the scene the night before. And, full disclosure, someone threw up.

On location, Craig and Scott take some time to talk about the Super Bowl. As it turns out, there's not much talk about the upcoming game between New England and Seattle, but the guys end up discussing all kinds of different aspects about the big game. 

Craig and Scott were ready for a little fun so, what better to do than Game Night!!! And, of course, no game night is complete without Maddie. Alexandra also joins (along with a brief cameo from Jennifer Coolidge-ish). Today's episode features Game Night favorites like Would You Rather and some new games including Your Worst Nightmare. Come on and play along!

Tensions are high after the fallout from the last episode and Craig takes an unexpected step. Alexandra is welcomed back to the show to be the tie-breaker vote when Craig and Scott do their first Bracketology episode. Listen in and see what it's all about!

In this episode, Craig and Scott look back on the tabloid television era. Jerry Springer is just one of the names that brought us high end television with episodes named things like "My Grandma is a Pimp", "I'm Glad I Cut Off My Legs" (100 percent true, I totally remember that one) and "I Live in a Box". Listen is as the guys lead you on a trashy walk down Memory Lane.

Murali is back for another episode and Craig and Scott decide to bust out their Top Five movie, TV shows and albums list and compare them to Murali's while the guest judges whose original lists are better. It could get chippy.

Craig and Scott welcome a true guitar master in blues guitarist Murali Coryell. Promoting his new album "Soul of a Nation", Murali visits with the boys and talks about his new album and his life in the music industry.

Craig and Scott welcome Elvis tribute artist, Luke Barnhart, back as well as some familiar faces, college students Alexandra and Brady, and the group talks about what they've learned in college. Spoiler alert, it ain't reading, writing and 'rithmatic! Check it out.

Okay, here's one for you. We're bringing you a sit down with Luke Barnhart, a 20-year-old Elvis tribute artist. Luke has played in Memphis, Vegas, Turning Stone and plenty of places in between with his cool Elvis act that highlights The King, but features plenty of other classic artists. You'll find an old soul in this young man. Come listen.

Craig and Scott welcome Grant back, who happens to be a true expert in the field of the superhero movie genre (and superheroes in general as he's an artist, a comic book fan and all around superfan of the genre). Even if you're not a fan of these movies, there are some cool insights and thoughts in this one will make you think. Come listen!