Columbus Day came a week early for Wild Bill, and he's talking Nas vs Jay-Z, the Deuce and James Franco, his less than stellar retention, the current political climate, one man's trash, and more! Tune in and be a good neighbor.

Wild Bill delivers a masterful sermon regarding many things, like righteous morons, the good old days, the Crimson Tide, and the most deranged corners on the internet on this humdinger of an episode of Laughing Gas!

Wild Bill reviews his latest release, gives you a preview of future projects, talks about how waiting in line and tourist attractions suck, and proper etiquette in the men's room.

Wild Bill opens up a burger stand in the parking lot of an In-N-Out, and discusses a plethora of issues - like being a dog grandparent, leaving the scene of an accident, and being the friend with aspergers in this episode of Laughing Gas. Pre-order Laughing Gas wherever you buy music, if that's a thing people do anymore. Available 9/11 (never forget).

Wild Bill is on his B+ game for this one guys, which is about as good as it gets. He's a family guy here, he's had some dumb interactions with strangers, and is sick and tired of basic, tasteless suburban idiots. Check it out!!!

Wild Bill was banned from Twitter...for now. Follow @wbhforever for updates. We talk about that, TV and more on this very special episode of Laughing Gas.

Wild Bill Helium starts this one off with a trio of calls and gets into his album's progress, Scott Baio, Donald Trump authorizing drone strikes, and way more in this one!

Wild Bill Helium talks about the democratic debates, his wedding day, people making excuses for cutting costs, representation, people with nice cars, lost cocaine, murder mysteries, foolish pride, going to the movies, and debuts his hip hop single, "H.E.L.I.U.M."

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Wild Bill is hyped for his new album, almost done. He recounts an experience from a trip to Staples, talks about Magic Johnson, giving up, Andrew Yang, his old friend's gay dreams, and heroes who died before their time. I think the $100 voucher people are on to us, so we called Walmart.

Wild Bill talks a little bit about history, and some old friends, which leads to a trip down memory lane, revisiting some high school hijinks. He also debuts a new song, "My Two Moms"