This week, the guys get together for a lively discussion of bad luck bison, intimacy anorexia, racist reporters and Maitland Ward ... who made the boys "meet world" several times before recording the episode.

Also, they do a game entirely about Craig (where Craig came in last) and make good use of the word "boink." Because... NTS.   

This week, the guys dive right into some more discussion of the ridiculous vape "crisis," Craig and Dave's latest movie review, and some really crazy ways people died over the years ... including one that involved soup. Yeah, they weren't expecting it to go this way. But when do they ever stick to the plan?

Big thanks to Endeavor Podcast Solutions for sticking with us... even though we keep giving them reasons not to.

This week, the guys go it alone, revisiting some pressing topics, like censorship, bans, cancel culture and revisionist history. From Shane Gillis to Antonio Brown to Justin Trudeau, it seems like everyone's struggling to escape their pasts... even though they probably shouldn't have to.

Don't worry, it never gets too serious. They also discuss vaping, Craig's yard planning, Brad's latest bout with NYC hotels, and Dave's family kissing problems.

Stop everything! A wannabe nerd show runs into a real one? And then there's lots of joking and ball busting? Yeah. you want to be here for this one. 

For 2.5 hours on Friday the 13th, the guys discussed horror movies, fantasy culture, Star Wars and much more! And no one cried or stormed home to their moms.

This week the guys SLOWLY get back into form by doing what they do best -- praising those who find humor where most people never look. They also delve into the logic of a comedy icon, explore the religious threats of a fictional wizard, and wonder whether adult entertainment will one day need more mechanics than fluffers.

Also, we cover Fred Durst's collaboration with John Travolta ... because that's the world we live in. It's a slow-burning 90 minutes that gets a fiery boost from alcohol in the second half.

This week the guys try out a new studio for a night (with Dave's wife and brother-in-law, to boot) but settle in comfortably by covering familiar territory. Craig is reminded that his face is always a target. Dave still forgets his wife. Brad is still on the girly seltzers, meaning the dead still aren't safe. And we anticipate the awful reasons some of us will be remembered.

To cap off the night we pull out the big guns and recall the impossible, unbelievable, "its-so-crazy-it-has-to-be-true" legacy of local legend, Uncle Ray. There's a ton of hard laughs on our way to answering the question, "Why, Ray?"

What happens when you add two mics and four X chromosomes to Needless to Say? Utter and complete chaos, that's what. We recorded nearly three hours of raw audio with our friends Kristy and Mandy, covering a WIDE range of topics, and all that survived was the 1:25 you see here.

But that doesn't mean we didn't have a blast doing it. By now, you know what to expect, and this episode delivers in every way.

Chairs creaking. Cans launching. Coolers slamming. Planes flying. Crickets mating. And in between those sounds, Craig, Brad and Dave discuss Jeffrey Epstein, Patricia Heaton, advertising censorship, deep fake videos and about 400 other topics.

Noisy as hell but worth the headache, it's the guys how you expect them to be. (And trust us, the show title will make sense about three minutes in...)

This week, the guys limp and crawl their way back to the table to kick off their second 100 episodes. And along the way they discuss some unfinished business from last week, take a few shots at redeeming themselves, then break into the skull for some more randomness about comedians, horror movies and -- ahem -- recent mistakes they've made. 

(Also appearing: One mouse and one skunk...)

If you were worried that Needless to Say was going to change and evolve, this episode will be all the reassurance you need.

After a few weeks away, Craig, Dave and Brad are back to celebrate 100 episodes of Needless to Say... The boys get a little nostalgic about the show's best moments, pay tribute to a local furniture hero, then share the worst, most offensive seven minutes in our podcast's history.

Also, a lot of friends and family share their best wishes on our big milestone (well, most of them anyway). It's a fun, occasionally nice, but still ridiculous episode that should tug on your heartstrings, as well as other body parts.

Sincere thanks to everyone that's stuck it out with us -- if you ever took part in the show, we thank you, even if we forgot to mention you on the air. We owe you the world.