This week, the guys channel Huey Lewis and go back in time to re-do some early episode topics that didn't quite work out. So, if you're nostalgic for the glory days of 2017, when we discussed childhood, bad parenting and inane things that piss us off, this is the episode for you.

If that doesn't appeal to you, also know we spend 25 minutes discussing poop. Because we haven't really grown all that much...

This week, the guys do an extensive taste test of Brach's Turkey Dinner Candy Corn, vomit a little, then dive back into the skull for discussions of good sex music, living in movies, David Blaine, and the good lord's QB rating.

What's sadder is that all of these discussions would have happened anyway, even if they weren't recording.

The guys started out this episode a little sad, thinking about how their comedy heroes are all perverts. This led to a bigger discussion of Hollywood, cat mules, samurai rent disputes, pube beer, and a kid who just might change the legal system forever.

Love us. Hate us. You'll never forget us.

The guys managed to avoid the virus spike this week. And it's a good thing, because otherwise they wouldn't have been able to discuss Chinese seeds, forearm genitals, foul lady odors or 3D-printed chicken.

Don't distance yourself -- this is one for the ages.

This week, the guys dive into the world of entertainment, and its place in a world that doesn't allow for much entertainment anymore. Even better, they're joined by their good friend Joey B, who shed some light on Taylor Swift, Jimmy Buffett, country music, and how COVID-19 affects today's vacations.

Finally, Craig sets a new land-speed record for getting a word wrong. Don't miss out!

This week, the guys decided to drop the show structure and riff on the week's events. Naturally, that led to deep, insightful discussion of Johnny Depp's bed droppings, Kenyan marriage traditions, sanitized swimming pools, pervy teachers, and the merits of surfing on Long Island.

Two of the guys also broke one of the unspoken rules of this show, and Brad took it like a champ. (Just wait until next week...)

The guys were gonna take a week off... then they got invited to Psycle's awesome "Kill the Machine" record release party and all plans changed. As expected, what started as a traditional NTS episode quickly turned into the best kind of chaos imaginable.

If you all wonder why we like the Psycle family so much, here's another two hours that will show you why. (Also, we make 136 new old guy jokes, in case you enjoy them...)

*BIG thanks to Seth, Kaz, Jay, Joe, Cara, Nina, Hayley and everyone else who welcomed us to the party.

Anti-maskers. Anti-sparklers. Anti-Cagers. On a weekend full of bright explosions, the guys get lit up discussing the finest in summer blockbusters, what movies qualify as "patriotic," and even the logic of people fighting against covering their filthy faces.

Also, Brad gets a new gig, Craig gets closer to a pool, and Dave gets his degree revoked for inventing an idiotic word. So, fire up a roman candle, crack a beer, and get comfortable, kids...

Cancel culture is back in full force, and Craig, Dave and Brad aren't having it! Well, at least for those that don't deserve it. With the help of Cousin Matt, the guys get into a hilarious (and surprisingly insightful) 2+ hour discussion of the people that need to be gone for their actions, along with a few that don't warrant the hypersensitive nonsense.

We may not always agree with the world. We may not always agree with each other. But we'll always agree with our right to disagree. Maybe the world needs a little lesson from Needless to Say. And here it is...

After a week Craig really wants to forget, the guys decided the best way to respond was by going back to the skull for some random topics. This naturally led to a discussion of everything from cancel culture to race relations to time travel. Yes, seriously.

Also, 2/3 of the show got stupid drunk while discussing smart things. See if you can figure out which two it is...