In this episode, Ted and Andy go over their favorite albums celebrating "Milestone" Birthdays in 2021.  All of these albums are either 10, 20, 30, or 40 years old (but still younger than Ted and Andy).  Along the way, Andy takes a shot, Ted fights a wolf spider (off the air), and they both have different ideas about having a peeper on your back.

It's that time again!  In this episode, Ted and Andy hit all the latest and greatest pop culture news (sort of).  Along the way, Ted plays the Titanic on his nose flute, Andy is distracted by a bunch of nuts, and the boys debut their new hit "Pop Culture Roundup" jingle.

In this episode, Ted and Andy focus their energy on what they want to manifest for the upcoming year (which basically ends up boiling down to them hanging out with groups of people in different situations).  Along the way, we get a story about fingerless gloves, vultures start popping, and the guys plan a terrible vaccine road trip.

Largely Likable:

Harry Styles' cover of "Sledgehammer" on the Howard Stern Show - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tqm7-zN5s8k&ab_channel=TheHowardSternShow

In this episode, Ted and Andy reminisce about the crazy year that was 2020 and talk about some of the good things that happened in pop culture (and in their own lives) this year.  If you're reading this, we want to thank you for your continued support over the past year.  If you're not reading this, what the hell are you even doing here?

In this episode, Ted and Andy bust out the brackets to determine the best Christmas movie of all time...sort of.  Along the way, Ted takes shots at John Lennon, and Andy's life is better when he just believes.  Stick around for a "post-credits" surprise

In this episode, Ted and Andy discuss all things Julia Roberts.  And by "All Things" we mean her "Top 5 Movies".  And by "Top 5 Movies", we mean "Top 5 Movies that Ted and Andy have seen".  Along the way, Ted fills his glove box with brake juice, Andy gets a surprise whitening, the podcast gets "Stan'd", and Tom Skerritt takes shots to the (artificially covered) dome.

In this episode, Ted and Andy cover everything that just happened or is about to happen in the pop culture world.  Along the way, we learn that Ted has a bent thing, Andy has people to do his bidding, and Dionne Warwick has beef!

In this episode, Ted and Andy have given each other the task of updating the casts of three different "classic" movies.  But wait, there's more!  In addition to assigning each other the movies, they have also given each movie a new genre.  Listen in on the fun as they justify their casts to each other, and maybe also to the Hollywood execs that are definitely listening.  Along the way, Andy takes a strong stance on flannel, and Ted becomes Max Headroom.

Largely Likable

Ted: Manon Mathews "June & George" - https://www.instagram.com/p/B_lVyaPhJoM/?hl=en

Andy: "The Undoing" - https://www.hbo.com/the-undoing

In this week's episode, Ted and Andy are joined by return guest and fan favorite; Jen Fields.  First, they talk all things (well, some things) relating to Thanksgiving's lack of representation in popular culture. In the second segment, Andy goes into full game show host mode as he runs Ted and Jen through a hastily constructed quiz show consisting of largely unverifiable facts.  Along the way, Paul Blart gets "Thanksgiving Movie" status, and Andy's turkey is done.

WKRP Turkey Drop - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGFtV6-ALoQ&ab_channel=BrianHenigin

RHOSLC - https://www.bravotv.com/the-real-housewives-of-salt-lake-city

In an earlier episode, Ted and Andy discussed some of the things they were missing during the pandemic induced lockdown.  In this week's episode, they talk about some of the changes that are in place now that they hope stick around after the lockdown.  Along the way, Ted gets the 'Rona, Andy practices emotional distancing, and we find out how many layers of fabric stand between them and the rest of the world.