So you think you're too good to listen to this week's episode? What a coincidence - it happens to be about people who also think they're better than you. Michael, Richard and Jeff run down the most annoying snobs possible.

For as long as Man has sought shelter, so too has Man sought to make his shelter more comfortable. But where prehistoric man's comforts involved finding softer moss for a bed, today's people demand the latest in luxury, extravagance and random junk. Join Michael, Richard and Jeff as they open up the Sharper Image catalog from 2066 and discover some of the features that they would love to have in their home but don't exist.

When it comes to wrestling, bad guys get to have all of the fun. They get to insult the crowd, cheat, ignore the refs and generally play by their own rules. This week we explore the wide range of moves that the bad guys use to get the crowd to hate them. Join us as we build the Mt. Rushmore of Wrestling Heel Moves.

Some artists only need one album to create a lasting legacy. In this edition of the Mt. Rushmore Podcast, Michael and Richard present Jeff with their choices for the Mt. Rushmore of One and Done Albums - great albums by bands that only put out one album. WARNING: expect a heavy dose of grunge talk. Show Notes: http://www.mtrushmorepodcast.com/?p=70

Who's on the Mt. Rushmore of Spies? OK, we know about Bond, but who ELSE is on the Mt. Rushmore of Spies. Join us as we debate spies who understand that martinis should in fact be stirred, not shaken.

Nothing says being a kid more than waking up on Saturday morning, pouring yourself a big bowl of nutritionally-questionable cereal and watching some nutritionally-questionable cartoons. And nothing says the Mt. Rushmore Podcast more than Richard and Michael arguing over the Mt. Rushmore of Kids Cereals. Meanwhile, Jeff is thoroughly disgusted by a shocking revelation that will make us the targets of BIG MILK.

What better way to kick off the Mt. Rushmore Podcast with a debate on the Mt. Rushmore of Fictional Presidents. Jeff moderates as Richard and Michael debate the merits of the heroic, idiotic and sometimes evil men who lead us (the fictional ones, of course).