The most unfortunate day arrived. The day TN'R had to watch and discuss the Red Hot Chilli Peppers. Robin also watch a movie about Irish soul singers. Another round of the 1992 VMAs Super Bracket: Red Hot Chilli Peppers "Under the Bridge" vs The Commitments "Try a Little Tenderness."

TN'R catch up with Brando from the grandaddy of all GNR podcasts, Appetite for Distortion. He gives us the rundown of his latest internet beefs and we ~dive~ into more about the cake jumper.

Robin and William Axl Rose share a common interest and she attempts to get Tara on board.

BONUS EPISODE: Robin interviews director Tom Putnam on what went into creating "The United States of Insanity" documentary about Insane Clown Posse.

TN'R sit down with THE Madonna Bar Mitzvah Boy, Shaun Sperling, who tries to change their mind about a 1992 VMAs Super Bracket previously eliminated video "Holiday (Truth or Dare Version)" by Madonna.

TN'R dive back into the 1992 VMAs SUPER BRACKET with En Vogue "My Lovin' (You're Never Gonna Get It)" vs. MC Hammer "Too Legit To Quit".

Mike and Ryan from Los Angeles Punk Hardcore band, SECTION H8, sit down and talk about what it's like to grow up as a true gunner and what it's like to be an adult who watches "November Rain" and the Without You Trilogy at least once a month.

Just a couple of slunks talking about the 1992 VMAs.... TN'R review heartbreaks and the Viper Room as Annie Lennox "Why" goes up against Tom Petty's "Great Wide Open."

It's week two of No Nut November Rain challenge month and TN'R are failing on most accounts. We go back to the 1992 VMAs super bracket to discuss David Byrne "She's Mad" and whether it is a better video than November Rain.

It's November! The month when it rains! And fears subside! And shadows remain! And it's the month when TN'R actually challenge themselves to make a good podcast. Maybe.