It's a star studded podcast with tons of guest appearances from the Joe elite.  We talked to famed author James Kavanaugh, founder of Marauders Gun runners Marauder John and picked the brains of many joe fans as we experienced the FINAL Joecon.  We even got to see famed Joe rapper Wordburglar live in concert.  This episode was recorded live over 5 Joe filled days in Chattanooga, TN.

Scott relinquishes control of the show and gives Kevin a turn to run down the discography of his favorite band MUSE!

The group is back and we're breaking down Infinity War (with many digressions).  Also, we have the writer/director of the Steven King short film REST STOP.

President Rob chimes in with his 2 cents on Infinity War.  He also has a special guest in tow, first lady Canella.  This episode has FULL SPOILERS so if you are one of the last 3 people that haven't seen the movie yet, you have been warned.

This weeks movie review is handled by Kevin and Scott with a special appearance by their wives Jenn and Julie, who are quite nerdy in their own right.  The 4 are fresh from the movie theatre and recording their immediate reactions to the movie.  LIGHT SPOILERS.  They talk a little about the plot, but try really hard not to give away the big secrets.

Scott Gahan and Kevin Gore are back and they have an auditory history of the band Depeche Mode with a song from each of their 15 studio albums.  It's a double disc episode this time.

Fresh from the theatre with popcorn still stuck to his shoes, Rob reviews Pacific Rim Uprising.

The rank and file have assembled for the bi-annual GI Joe toy show in Temecula, CA.  Joining the nerds for a sit down interview, is Darkwing Duck author Aaron Sparrow.  Hear about his work with the duck crusader as well as a check in with the 4 Joe Men that put on the toy show.

Roberts weekly movie review where he and Kevin are fresh from the theatre and recording their thoughts just moments after the light came up.  So grab your VR goggles and log in to this review of READY PLAYER ONE.

In this episode Scott Kiedis and Kevin Leto tackle the subject of songs they like from bands they hate.