It's a special Holiday episode with the Festivus tradition of the airing of the grievances! Plus there's New Year's resolutions, the first instalment of "Q's Movie Reviews", and the boys figure out how to gamble and make money off of "Zach Gets Fucked Up" It's a feel good holiday special like Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer...if he was turned into venison jerky. Happy Holidays and talk to you again in 2026!

After a chaotic Keno segment and Zack telling us another 9 stories about his accident prone life, Masslive writer Nick O'Malley talks about being the food and travel writer. He's trying to eat it all so you don't have to. He talks about his annual ranking of all the Oreo flavors, his near death experiences at The Big E and where to get the best pizza in Worcester.

Paul Giorgio has been a Diplomat for the United States, worked for the Clinton and Obama administrations, traveled the world and met Prime Ministers, Dictators and Sultans. But the boy from Grafton Hill decided to bring it back home to Worcester and help the city improve during it's renaissance. He's a alumni of North High School, Assumption College and Clark University. He is also the president of Pagio Inc and a great supporter of Worcester businesses. The boys hit him up for a few presidential stories and he delivers!

Veteran attorney Mike Hussey has been litigating cases for years. He was, at one time, head of the Public Defender's Office. The boys grill him on pleading the 5th, DUI 101 and what court movie is the best.

Worcester has been invaded by Zombies over the past year and there is no end in sight! It's Halloween appropriate episode with Worcester's own Brian O'Donnell, Assistant Location Manager for the show about what the job entails and the best way to sneak into the catering line. He also talks about the other shows and locations he's worked on as well as his involvement with the comedy group WOOtenanny.

The boys get into the world of film this week with Worcester native, actor, filmmaker, writer, Tommy Jay Dwyer. Tommy grew up in Webster Square and is leading an effort to make Worcester more of a film industry hub. He talks to the crew about his background, films he's been in and his current projects. One of which is called "Burning Down The House", a documentary about the poor conditions in some of the Commonwealth's firehouses.

This weeks episode is a real eye opener. Our special guest is Dan "Jukebox Dan" Flynn. He's the guy that comes into the Tavern and collects the jukebox money. Before his current job Dan was a Corrections Officer in one of the toughest prisons in Massachusetts. He gives the boys the real deal about what happens inside the gates and the toll it takes on the CO's and other employees. He's had to deal with gangsters of all shapes and sizes as well as some high profile residents like Aaron Hernandez, Charles Jaynes(Jeffrey Curley’s killer) and members of the Winter Hill Gang. According to Dan most prison guards, on average, live to be 57. He's got some crazy stories.

Colleen McKay has been a Pro Bass Angler for over 25 years. She competes all over North America and has blazed a trail for women in a male dominated sport. In this episode, the Assumption College grad explains to a bunch of guys who thought fishing was just throwing in a line a cracking open a beer, some of the complexities of the competitive bass fishing and what she tells people who don't consider it a sport.

If you've ever listened to Joe Cocker's hits, "Up Where We Belong", "You Can Leave Your Hat On" or Robert Palmer's, "Bad Case Of Loving You" the man playing guitar is Worcester's own Cliff Goodwin. After playing around Central Mass in local bands in the 60's and 70's his band, American Standard Band, landed a gig as the backing band for Rock N Roll Hall Of Famer, Joe Cocker. Cliff was Joe's Music Director for 10 years and toured the world writing and performing Grammy and Oscar winning music. He regales the boys with stories from the road as well as people he's met along the way. Despite all that he never stopped calling Worcester his home. He even treats the folks at Moynagh's to a little music. This one was really fun.

This week's guests are Chris Besaw and Dan Jordan who are involved in running The Worcester Palladium, Off The Rails, Dan's Rockin' Cafe and the new Pedal To The Metal Tattoo Shop which are all located on the northern end of Main Street in Worcester, Mass. That part of town used to be the entertainment section of the city but has become quiet in recent years. The boys talk about how to bring it back, stories from years of bands at The Palladium including one militant vegan and a illegal simulated sex act. They also touch on food challenges at Off The Rails and the new menu coming to Dan's Rockin Cafe. There is also mention of Cologuard tests and ass tattoos.