The hosts discuss a list of bizarre conspiracy theories, ranging from the existence of magic and reptilians to the idea that Canada doesn't exist. The episode features a guest fill-in for Tod Perry and concludes with a deep dive into the Denver Airport conspiracy.

Straight from the desk of Yahoo Shine comes the story of a 23-year-old virgin who exhumed a corpse in an apparent effort to surrender his v-card. Marc, Salwin and AJ discuss.

Marc and Tod discuss a Wired.com article about obsolete technology and experiences that the next generation will never understand. The conversation evolves from VHS tapes and dial-up internet into a heated debate over the correct order and ranking of the Star Wars films.

Marc and Tod deliver a satirical, high-energy pitch directed at the management of WLRS 105.1 FM in Shepherdsville, Kentucky. They argue that the station needs their 'cage-free content' to replace generic programming and syndicated hosts.

The hosts discuss negative iTunes reviews and the dynamics of their listener feedback before spiraling into an extended, graphic riff on premature ejaculation. The conversation evolves into a debate over 'efficiency' in the bedroom and a hypothetical 'PE' registry website.

Hosts Marc Chambers and Tod Perry catch up after a chaotic event involving a stolen Queen poster and intoxication. The episode primarily features the 'News Monster' segment, where they discuss bizarre laws and strange news stories from Florida and Australia.

Hosts Marc Chambers and Tod Perry broadcast live from the East Village Tavern and Bowl during San Diego Comic-Con. They discuss the chaos of convention parking, the 'human carnage' of the convention center foyer, and their failed plans to dress up as Star Trek characters.

Marc and Tod discuss the dynamics of 'dude fights,' ranging from trivial arguments over celebrities to deep-seated ideological disputes. The conversation evolves into a hypothetical scenario about roommates and the unconventional ways men resolve conflicts without apologizing.

Recorded live at San Diego Comic-Con, Marc and Tod engage in a surreal, improvised conversation about bathroom etiquette and gender norms. The discussion devolves from navigating convention restrooms to personal anecdotes about dating hippies and sharing hotel rooms.

Hosts Marc Chambers and Tod Perry broadcast live from the East Village Tavern and Bowl during San Diego Comic-Con. They discuss the sensory overload of the convention, the stereotypes of 'nerds' and their love for Subway, and guest Yanira's stressful trip to Tijuana for dental work.