Originally debuted May 29th, 2013 as Episode 7 of Pop Culture Roulette. In this follow-up to Part 1, the gang discuss Marvel, play a couple rounds of Channel A, and Jeremy dives into a lost media story.

Robert and Jeremy are joined by special guest Nicholas Pepin to discuss the never before heard story of Nicholas getting fired, rummage sales, the Xbox One, a trip to the cemetery, and more!

We take the week off and bring you an episode that we decided not to post, but in an act of quick desperation we blew off the dust and changed our minds. In this episode Jeremy talks about conspiracies (surprise, surprise) in ancient times, Jeremy and Robert talk Superbowl, and try to maintain their composure throughout.

Jeremy and Robert make a complete episode three times and finally get one of them to stay recorded. The result ends up being talk of a special announcement, a contest, work stories and more!

Robert and Jeremy finally get it right after 16 episodes and speak clearly with two mics. Vacation stories and woes are discussed, a listener comment is addressed, and more!

Jeremy and Robert talk New Years resolutions and look back at what made the year so good. Jeremy takes a personality test to determine what we already know and despite Robert's best efforts, we bring back paranormal topics of discussion.

In this holly jolly holiday episode, Jeremy and Robert talk all about Christmas memories, stories, and the slightly disturbing aspects of Christmas.

Jeremy and Robert take the week off and present to you a look back in time at their real first Media Pod Smash in which they and special guest Colin Schmitz talk work, bad jobs, and more! This was made with the intent to be episode 1 of Media Pod Smash, but was forgotten about until now.

Robert and Jeremy talk lottery and the perils of winning big. Yay or neigh business ideas are brought up by Jeremy and perhaps another conspiracy?

Shirt contest deals are discussed along with Black Friday. A surprising thing happens when the talk ratio levels out due to Jeremy's lack of energy.