This week, the guys had so much fun with their friends at the Nerd Entertainment Hub that one segment turned into an entire episode. Hell, they barely had a chance to introduce the show. But, between another brutal Craig roast, and a ton of laughs about holiday traditions, you're not likely to care. 

In what has become an annual tradition, the guys gathered on the day after Thanksgiving, and were still full from the night before. (Well, not Brad... hence the show title.)  But once they shook off the tryptophan poppers, they hit full stride on one of their best, funniest episodes of the year. 

The guys celebrate their FIFTH Thanksgiving together by diving into a cornucopia of topics. Giving thanks. Edward James Olmos. Boston vs. New York. C. Thomas Howell. Moral dilemmas. And way too much time spent discussing coat hangers. Somehow, they made it all funny, so loosen your belts and join our holiday table.  

Of all the episodes this show has done, none reflect the show's intended vibe more than this. It was always about hanging out and talking--mics or no mics. This week, the guys honor the past by putting down the outline and letting the conversation flow. Matt's issues with Italians. Dave's organizational OCD. Craig's needless nerdiness. It's all on the table, in no particular order. So, crack a beer and hang out with the guys... no agenda needed. 

It's taken two years, but the guys from the True Story Bro Podcast FINALLY found their way to the garage. The result? Nine guys, nine mics, and no agenda. The conversation bounces between topics like RI Comic-Con, second-tier celebrities, nickname origins, Tara Reid's side hustle, and Craig being old. 

It's loud. It's chaotic. It's really funny. And it's long overdue. These guys are brothers, and you'll be able to tell the instant you hit play. 

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This week, the guys (and gal) run through an extensive week in review, discussing Dave's interruption of a stakeout, Craig's work environment, Brad's edible adventures, and another round of Matt's unbridled rage. Then they go to the skull and offer 100% more "Designing Women" references than previous episodes. 

It's another NTS Halloween! And, in keeping with tradition, the guys came up with a few horror movie scripts of their own. From Squid Game to Freaky Friday, these new stories definitely take you deeper into the depravity of the Needless to Say playground creeps...

We can hear it now: "Another week, another penis reference episode title from NTS." Well... stop acting surprised. This week, the guys start really feeling the fall spirit, with discussions of bad seasonal traditions, their own personal horror films, and for some reason, Scarlett Johansson's crevices. 

If you don't like "The Sopranos" then you might want to skip this episode. But if you're a normal, smart, tasteful human being then sit back and enjoy NTS time travel to the early 2000s. From Matt's first runthrough of the original series, to "The Many Saints of Newark" the guys leave no stone unturned about TV crime. 

Ever wish NTS would be like the old days, when all of us were wrecked throughout the show? Well, you're in luck. This week, the guys were so happy to be back together that they drank like freshmen before the mics were even set up.  Which made for a buzzed-out discussion of rental cars, airlines, Disney, Philadelphia, and other outlets for crime.

The episode name was Dave's idea. Listen to hear why.