After dancing around the topic for months, the guys decide this is the week to hit their porn habits head on. Then, after nearly an hour of debating plot lines and pervy preferences, they take a hard left turn and discuss stiff police justice, public perception, and Caitlyn Jenner's ballsy splash in politics.

As our grandmothers all once said... giggity.

Everything old is new again! At least when it comes to Hollywood nobodies. This week, Dave, Brad and Craig decide to get new guy Matt caught up on some old show topics, discussing failed celebrities who are (somehow) in the news again. If you want to stay current on Sally Struthers, Chester Bennington, Chris Cornell and Anthony Bourdain, you're gonna want to tune in.

If that wasn't enough, Dave also makes the listeners question how they use the bathroom.

This week, all four guys are back in studio to discuss the most basic argument of all -- is it a good idea or a bad idea? So, naturally, they get right into Elon Musk's plans for space dinosaurs, Maine's plan for dead citizens, and Satan's plan for free thinkers. (Yes, seriously.)

Downloading this episode is a good idea. Unless you're at work or babysitting. Then, it's a very, very bad one.

This week, the guys go Daveless. But Craig, Matt and Brad are up to the task, revisiting their favorite subjects with a few new twists. Celebrity sellouts, swampland timeshares, Thighmasters, TV reboots, Rachael Ray and Elton John. Somehow, they cover it all, and even make a few points along the way.

This week, Dave, Brad and Craig leave Matt flapping in the wind while they discuss the rise of technology. From cell phone convenience to creepy AI sex dolls, they determine how much tech is too much tech, looking old as hell in the process. This has nothing to do with the episode title. And it really doesn't matter, anyway.

If that's not enough, know that last week, a shamed Craig cried in his car while eating pastry.

This week, the guys decided to get a little deep into the world of bias and stereotypes. From parenting to polygamy to practical education, they get into the weeds of world hypocrisy for almost two hours. Then they talk about nipples and everything comes crashing back to reality. You've come to expect nothing less, so have at it...

After just three episodes, Matt decided he'd rather brave hurricane-force winds than hang with the guys. What did he miss? A deep dive into Craig's so-called diet. Some creeping and peeping in an Airbnb. And a look at Gen Z's pathetic, laughable attempt to cancel Eminem.

Oh, those kids... when will they learn?

From restriction-free Texas, to privacy-free China, to gravity-free hotels, to shame-free Eddie Murphy, all four guys get pretty worked up about the week that was. They might still be getting used to having another voice on the show, but that doesn't stop them from diving in deep on dumb people.

The episode title?  Let's just say Craig was feeling a nostalgic for familiar stories. Four. Different. Times.

This week, all four of the guys are here to discuss celebrities that talk too much, kids that know too much, conspiracy nuts that think too much, and professors that reveal too much. Also, the guys debate the gender of a plastic potato, as only they know how...

This week, the guys revert to remote to avoid the snowstorm of the century, but are joined by first-time caller Kevin. Before long, they covered police families, sheltered childhoods, some show nostalgia, and the effects of backing into an undercover cruiser.

Also, Craig rages for having to do his job while being called "brah."