President jokes, listeners respond to Eliana's murder of the Least Important News Story of the Week, we get kicked out of bar, the Middle East has a press, and a lottery ticket proves geographically telling.

Brent gets used to his new life at the hotel.  Lars gets used to his new life applying for temp jobs.  Argentines get used to being stereotypes of themselves and Eliana gets used to Noah and Lars' incessant yammering about politics.

The beloved Least Important News Story of the Week heads to the chopping block after Eliana has one of her "moods." In other news Brent and Noah are old and sore, congress tries to explode the online, and France has another great idea.

Brent's love life takes a turn for the expected, stand up and Sears, Castro endorses a presidential candidate and Eliana makes a fantastic new friend.  Megaboom!! like we never left

Eliana regales us with stories of the car show circuit, the Megaboom!! fashion report, gay gay Salt Lake city, and Europe's credit rating drops. Finally, ostriches dig humans. 

Brent is dressing appropriately.  Just like he laughs.  Lars learns about a whole new genre of music.  To him.  The Mexican Warlock makes predictions.  Again.  Cheetah is dead.  Or is he?  Can Brent be internationally horrific?  Probably not.  Is it Megaboom!!??  Yes.  Yes it is.

Back for the New Year with special guest Kevin Pedersen who reviews the Rose Parade floats at 4am and uncovers Noah's racism on a trip to South Africa. Kim Jong Il dies, Virgin airlines is better than having glass thrown in your eyes and venus fly traps are not from space. Happy 2012!

It's the holiday season so please enjoy our holiday episode filled with merry homeless people, holly wrongful termination suits, and jolly atheist nativity scenes. Remember, cats are dirty meat. See you in 2012 everyone!

Ever tasted SR 960432? You'll be surprised to find out that you have. In other things to worry about, the French prostitutes union is up in arms, and not just those of their Johns, Brent's apartment floods and he is unable to buy beer, and a Pennsylvania man fakes his mothers death.

It's Noah's birthday, let's celebrate.  And let's do it with the Queen of England, who isn't making as much money as she used to be and with the Kepler ship searching for far away planets.  We'll also get to the massive uprising in Russia and make sure you stay tuned until the end when you find out what Lars really thinks of military grade meals.  It's the most wonderful time of the year.  At least that's what they tell us.