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  • Ep. 16 March 12, 2018
    Laptop trouble plauges the show this week and Chris reveals his thoughts on GoT.
    A potentially epic showdown leaves much to be desired.
    What the hell is up with drugging toddlers at day care centers?
    Chris reveals his pee corner plan to discipline children.
    Apparently drugging people is the new go to for eliminating problems...
    As if flying wasn't stressful enough, now the crew are fighting.
    Not to be outdone, a man assaults a flight attendant as well.
    Tim's parents are hippies living in an RV. He also already hates his new house that isn't even built!
    American Choppers may make a comeback if Paul Sr. doesn't get his ass sued off.
    Sadly, British boxer Scott Westgarth dies after a fight.
    Jon Jones loses license and gets fined for latest doping incident.
    Dana White's brat gets a trophy for winning one lousy fight.
    Please, please don't let Gibson guitars fold.
    A brilliant Disturbed and Stevie Wonder mashup entertain the idiots on the show.
    Chris isn't a fan of letting kids on stage.
    Iron Maiden finally settles an age old lawsuit and it's been 38 years of Eddie the mascot.
    2 hr 20 min
  • Ep. 15 February 19, 2018
    We take a more serious stance on whether or not mental illness is causing mass shootings.
    It's also not a good idea to raffle off a rifle right now. Or pretty much ever.
    Would you rather stand in Delta's new line system, or get farted off a plane?
    What do you mean these kids can't go see the Black Panther movie?
    Chris hopes to all things holy that MoviePass will not fold. He vows not to pee on theater patrons though.
    Jamie Lee Curtis has wrapped on the newest Halloween movie.
    Do we really need a third Bill & Ted movie? Someone thinks so.
    A little more (very little) news on the next Terminator film.
    Fergie actually apologized for her national anthem.
    The most realistic hologram you're likely to see. Roy Orbison is back!
    Tool is back in the studio this March if anyone cares (Chris does not).
    What if Yngwie Malmsteen played for......
    Perhaps the absolute best tour this Spring involves Helmet and Prong together.
    2 hr 14 min
  • Ep. 14 January 29, 2018
    Chris and Tim work out their plan to become criminals thanks to this wonderful guide.
    Social media is threatening Democracy? Say it isn't so.
    Burger King tries to explain net neutrality, and Tim tries to explain the internet to Chris.
    If you want an iPhone X you'd better get one before they dissapear...
    Some lame instagram "model" gets tossed off a plane and Chris and Tim judger her post content instead.
    Budweiser is no longer the king of beers amongst millennials. 
    Brock Lesnar socks his opponent in a wrasslin' match and Chris seems to know too much about it.
    Frankie Edgar acknowledges this is his last run at a championship (if anyone cares).
    Cyborg v Nunes looks to be a real thing this Summer.
    Miocic and Cormier are up for a superfight and Chris can't seem to clearly identify his hatred of DC.
    Run out and buy the new Black Label Society album now. It's reallly that good.
    Slayer call it quits and Chris is hung up on the lame venue they'll play while in Michigan.
    In other retirement news, Neil Diamond is done touring due to parkinsons. Shitty (for real).
    Get ready to jump online for tickets to the original Misfits this Summer in New Jersey!!!
    1 hr 52 min
  • Ep. 13 January 22, 2018
    We're back after a lengthy holiday break and immediately throw Tim's wife under the bus for her shopping habits.
    10 Questions to know if you want to date a feminist (for whatever reason).
    Look out for flying death rocks from space!
    This creep mucks up some poor kids homework with threating images and gets arrested.
    Dana White comments on the future of some fan favorite fighters (hey, that was alliteration). 
    Robert Whittaker is out indefinitely with horrible staph infection.
    We tackle the very old news of Stranger Things and He-Man is getting a new movie!
    A release date for the new Hellboy has been announced.
    Tarantino is really making a Star Trek movie according to this. No, really.
    The third installment of the Unbreakable trilogy has wrapped and Tim hasn't seen any movie ever.
    John Wick 3 is (was at the time of writing) in pre-production. We anticipate high body counts.
    A Michael Myers movie without the an R rating? Apparently that's a thing (and another movie Tim hasn't seen).
    Anselmo not very interested in playing with a Dime hologram.
    Tom Petty's autopsy was released and we find that he was a damn beast.
    A former fan favorite guitarist guilty of sexual misconduct with a minor. What a dick.
    C.o.C. has a new video and we take a listen to the final recording of Lemmy.
    It just wouldn't be a show without some Iron Maiden news much to Tim's delight.
    3 hr
  • Ep. 12 November 27, 2017
    Tim may not actually like his family, but don't tell them.
    Who knew Manson had a family fortune?
    Tomi Lahren is under the scope again for posting a (fairly entertaining) photo of that jerk Kaepernick.
    Is the FBI making it easier for criminals to get guns? 
    If you're white and have a family, you're now racist. It's as easy as that.
    How in the hell does someone steal 9,000 bottles of vodka? We set to find out.
    Footage of Kelvin Gastelum's nasty K.O. of Michale Bisping begs the question if he should have fought at all.
    McG v Diaz almost didn't happen......according to Uriah Fable *ahem* we mean Faber.
    Tony Ferguson takes Khabib to task for never making weight, and the UFC 218 Detroit fight card looks a little lackluster to us.
    Logic runs rampant as James Cameron stuns us with the shocking truth that Avatar 4 and 5 might not happen if 2 and 3 don't do well at the box office.
    Did anyone else not know that David Fincher is directing World War Z 2?
    Metal legend Phil Anselmo has yet another awful project due to release. We really miss the Pantera days.
    Hetfield backpedals as he claims he wasn't on board with the Load albums.
    The anniversary of AC/DC's first number one album is here, and it may not be the album you're thinking about.
    If you're a metal head musician, now may be the time to sign up for the Rock and Roll Fantasy Camp.........if you can afford it.
    1 hr 55 min
  • Ep. 11 November 20, 2017
    Charles Manson finally kicks the bucket and we catch up with the fam.
    Northville MI is finally tearing down the abandon pyschiatric hospital and we discover Tim's fear of haunted houses.
    Google signs a lease next to the LCA bringing jobs (or moving them) to Detroit.
    Can a bumper sticker get you arrested?
    Two US Naval pilots are grounded after drawing a penis in the sky. We're guessing snow wasn't available.
    Joanna Jedrzejczyk lines up for a title shot immediately following her loss.
    The UFC Fight Night results are in, but they're pretty boring.
    Volkan Oezdemir heads to court (on a Sunday) following his arrest for a bar altercation.
    Fabricio Werdum may be heading to court soon as well after chucking a boomerang at Colby Covington.
    Everyone seems to have overlooked that Anderson Silva is on the juice again.
    The Justice League leads the weekend, but underperforms heavily.
    Proving there's a God, Ben Affleck is leaving the Batman role. Jake Gyllenhall may be his replacement.
    Terminator 6 looks to be moving forward in the right direction.
    Tom Hardy posts a (lackluster) photo from the set of Venom and Tim thinks he knows who that is.
    AC/DC rythm guitarist, co-founder and rock legend Malcom Young sadly passes away at 64.
    Metallica celebrates 20 years of Reload.
    The Warped Tour finally comes to an end after a 24 year run.
    BLS has another song out from their upcoming January release and it's fairly impressive.
    STP replaces Scott Weiland with a look alike / sound alike. Could this be a bad move?
    What kind of show would it be if we didn't have some Iron Maiden news?
    1 hr 52 min
  • Ep. 10 November 14, 2017
    After a lengthy break we're back with a very unstable show as we encounter computer problems.
    Does the President really want to cancel Scientology's tax status?
    Facebook are want all of yer noods. No, really.
    USA Today puts out one of the most outlandish gun control videos ever.
    Conceal carry looks to expand its lawful areas to include churches and schools.
    The consequences of breaking and entering include the risk of being shot.
    KFC gifts a painting to one lucky twitter follower.
    UFC's Colby Covington pisses off an entire nation and it's pretty damn entertaining.
    Not to be outdone, Conor McGregor goes after a ref of which he's not too fond. 
    There's a brand new Star Wars trilogy on the horizon that has nothing to do with the Skywalker fam.
    GoT fans might have another series to binge as Amazon move forward with Lord of the Rings.
    Gene Simmons manages to piss off a host of women and Rock and Roll Over turns 41.
    Motley Crue's first relase is 36, if anyone really cares. Chris does not.
    CoC is back with a new album and tour.
    John Petrucci breaks the news that Dream Theater won't have anything new for a while.
    Chris' hero Bruce Dickinson hits the top ten best sellers list with his auto biography.
    2 hr
  • Ep. 9 October 17, 2017
    Don't you dare use the wrong pronoun!
    It's hard to not get angry when talking about the Weinstein crap.
    No one is surprised when Clinton shows her true colors. Again.
    Another incident of police brutality, or another story blown out of proportion?
    Are body cameras enough for police monitoring, or should we try gun cams?
    Another year, another debate on what Halloween costumes go too far.
    Saying 'so long' to Negro Bill Canyon. How is that still a thing?
    Four prime real estate plots offered to lure Amazon's new HQ to Michigan.
    Fuck the New Orleans Saints. For real.
    Does anyone really care if Ronda Rousey heads to the WWE?
    It looks like the last chance for Frankie Edgar to fight for gold this December.
    Conor Mac calls out Tony Ferguson and Dana White seems to back this idea.
    The new Halloween movie installment will be in a space of its own.
    NIN covers the iconic Halloween movie theme.
    I let the cat out of the bag about my feelings on Marilyn Manson.
    Bonham finally gets a statue in his hometown.
    Korn has two anniversary albums this month and I'm not sure why we even bring it up.
    Korn's bass player has a new solo album and we talk about that too. For some reason.
    BLS head out on tour for what seems to be this winter's big event.
    Angry Birds and Iron Maiden. Yes that's a thing, and Chris couldn't be happier.
    1 hr 25 min
  • Ep. 8 October 9, 2017
    Would you like Budweiser to stop sponsoring the NFL? Give them a call (really).
    Kaepernick foundation decides to dontae 25 large to an organization celebrating a convicted cop killer (we're not surprised).
    Harvey Weinstein is a complete asshole and gets fired from his own company.
    This could be the start of a very slippery slope.
    Dove would like to sell you some soap, but please don't call them racist.
    Chris learns a little history concerning Columbus and Indigenous People's day. 
    DO NOT hit on Brie Larson. Period.
    After 20 years of cyber sex proposals and late night chat sessions, AOL is shutting down its instant messenger service.
    The legendary voice of the Detroit Red Wings, Dave Strader, passes away at 62.
    The Kronk gym in Detroit burns to the ground in a suspected arson case.
    Michael Bisping and GSP really need to work on their trash talk game if they think it's going to help sell tickets.
    Dana White says the UFC will donate a cool million to aid the families of the tragic Vegas shooting. Likewise, UFC 216 hosted first responders and victims of the attack.
    Did Freddie Roach spill the beans on a potential GSP vs. McGregor matchup?
    Comedian Ralphie May passes away at the very young age of 45. Chris plays a couple of his notable moments.
    Tyrese Gibson gets in a huff over Dwayne Johnson potentially getting his own Fast and Furious spinoff movie. Vin Diesel tries to calm them. 
    Netflix has decided their service is worthy of a price increase.
    Slayer has a two-for this week as Reign in Blood turns 31 and Season in the Abyss makes it to 27.
    The latest list of potential Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees makes its rounds, and Chris takes issue with a certain absence.
    Even in jest, Iron Maiden reminds us of why they're a force of nature.
    Living Colour is not only still around, they're releasing a new album and heading out on tour. 
    If it weren't Wes Scantlin, it'd be sad to see someone make so many stupid, stupid mistakes in such a short amount of time.
    2 hr 16 min
  • Ep. 7 October 2, 2017
    We're heartbroken, angry, and confused about the tragic events in Las Vegas.
    One brave survivor tells his tale of horror about the shooting and the surrounding events.
    We kindly ask for your help in supporting the victims and families of this terrible tragedy.
    Sadly, terrorism struck our neighbors to the north this week as well.
    As we continue this awful news day, a church shooting in Tennessee was largely overlooked.
    Clearly gun safety is something that needs to be addressed RIGHT NOW as two toddlers are shot by a playmate.
    Some uber fancy indy film maker has decided it makes sense to charge more for white privilege.
    AT&T offers NFL fans a refund for its overpriced package due to the childish protesting.
    Here's what happens when you protest on the job.
    If you needed any additional reasons to NOT tattoo your eye, we have you covered.
    Hef dies but we're not that surprised.
    Monty Hall dies too but no one noticed with Hef going first.
    The IT sequel has a release date.
    If you want the last word in who should play the next Freddy Kruger, just ask the original.
    James Cameron just can't keep from fighting with Wonder Woman (Women).
    The UFC must be so proud.
    Tom Petty may or may not be dead, but the news is still devastating.
    KISS show their true colors in the very best way.
    Black Label Society are back with a new offering that is a welcome change from the cookie cutter past.
    STP are making waves with talk of a new singer.
    The 25th anniversary of Dirt could probably use its own episode entirely, but we highlight here.
    11 years after the first offering, Dimevision Vol. 2 will drop next month to satiate the legendary guitarists fans.
    2 hr 13 min

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