The hosts address listener mail, including a heated discussion about 'bit theft' by the Pretty Good Podcast and the departure of co-host Britt. The episode concludes with the introduction of the 'Brit Bot,' a crude robotic replacement for the former host.

Hosts Marc Chambers and Mike Cioffi welcome guest Dave Dameshek for a themed episode centered on the art of giving and receiving compliments. The conversation devolves from generic praise into discussions about backhanded compliments, celebrity look-alikes, and the aesthetics of their 'barn' studio.

Hosts Marc Chambers and Mike Cioffi welcome former Adam Carolla show contributor Dave Dameshek to the studio. The conversation revolves around the hosts' recent party, their current hangovers, and a series of bizarre news stories.

If you're ever caught trying to blow up a radio station, kill whoever found you with a gun muffled by a pillow. Plus: a listener is upset with the treatment of Britt, and we have the Inaugural Low Budget FM Lap Sitting Challenge (which surely has nothing to do with this being Britt's last episode of the show.)

Marc, Mike, and Britt discuss a list from Cracked.com detailing ten ways to become famous. The conversation devolves into personal insults, debates over condiments, and a discussion about Mike's near-miss with a reality TV show.

The hosts engage in a recurring bit called 'Low Budget FM Does the Internet a Favor,' where they provide absurd and often inappropriate answers to unanswered Yahoo Answers questions. The episode features a heavy amount of riffing on anatomy and a playful, antagonistic dynamic with co-host Britt Bickel.

Last Friday an epic party took place, with Marc, Cioffi and Britt all in attendance. Learn how Cioffi destroyed at beer pong, how flippy cup is like the United Nations, how Marc and Cioffi's roommate got to second base with Britt and more. Plus: can fail.

Marc, Mike, and Britt engage in a series of awkward staring contests and banter about personal boundaries before diving into the 'News Monster' segment. They discuss a bee-truck crash in Minnesota, Justin Bieber's profanity, income inequality, and a woman locked on a plane.

Marc and Mike record from an undisclosed studio location while heavily caffeinated. The conversation centers on the concept of 'douchiness,' specifically targeting people who call themselves filmmakers without professional success and those who offer unsolicited advice.

Marc and Cioffi explain how to throw an epic house party, using their own epic house party as a blueprint. How is your party like Disneyland? Which 25 foot tall inflatable party favor should you order? Which bathroom is for vomiting? All this plus more.