Low Budget FM Corporate has sent Braden from Listener Relations to speak with Marc and Cioffi about their perceived cavalier attitude towards the listeners, past and current lawsuits, some Facebook transgressions, issues at listener parties and more.

Seena's so much better than she was on the 100th show, Listener Josh answers the show's questions about his 19-year-old girlfriend, Listener Celine wants to drink Cioffi's coffee and much more.

Society has finally constructed a real, working lightsaber, some guys stole some camels and an official compared it to an Amber Alert, a kid is apparently being put through hell to get into a gang, and a grim currency-related warning from Mike Cioffi.

Marc's got an idea for a new PSA, Cioffi's enthralled by a webcast Jay-Z concert, Marc attempts to talk Cioffi out of a terrible, terrible con. Plus: Recorded during the NBA Finals, this show contains an embarrassingly dated reference to a Lakers game.

Be it a go-nowhere career, an unfulfilling relationship, a shitty apartment or myriad other attachments, sometimes you just have to muster up the courage to move on.

Marc and Seena review responses to a fake Craigslist personal ad Marc wrote for a 'young sheltered girl' from Northridge. The hosts mock the suitors' photos and messages, ranging from 'metrosexual' Latinos to an older man from Irvine.

Late one night, while Marc was doing some production for Low Budget FM, he inadvertently stumbled onto one of Mike Cioffi's deepest, darkest secrets. Marc and Seena confront Cioffi on the air.

Hosts Mike and Marc are joined by guest Seena from Amp Radio for a session of the 'News Monster'. They riff on stories involving the physical health of pro gamers, Alanis Morissette's marriage, a naked child in a Portland bar, and a nudist radio station owner.

Last weekend Marc accidentally went to the Califur Furry Convention (because it shared a hotel with the KROQ Weenie Roast.)

The hosts engage in a surreal conversation about the logistics of 'motorboating' and the contents of their website. The episode takes a chaotic turn when they discuss recording late at night in their Koreatown studio, culminating in a confusing loop of sound effects.