Nick and Kevin sit down and talk about the year to come and what new year's resolutions they have come up with along with predictions they have for themselves and the world in the next 12 months.

There are countless lists of best movies f the year, best albums, best books and so on. Kevin and Nick decided to come up with best dudes of the year; guys they think look awesome, do awesome things and are so awesome we they would trade places for a few months. Sit back and enjoy the hot beef parade of dudes Kevin and Nick admire.

What better way to celebrate the Christmas spirit than to read and discuss the 11 Satanic Rules of the Earth. Anyone can do a regular Christmas episode and talk about Jesus and presents, but Occasionally Awesome dives right into the mysterious worshippers of the dark lord Lucifer and figure out what their belief system has them living. What Nick and Kevin find just might surprise you.

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Kevin and Nick spend an episode going over the little things things that bother them and try to figure out how and why and whether there is a way to deal with them in an adult manner.

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Kevin and Nick talk about two places they have been that meant a lot to them and then pick two places they want to visit before they die.

BONUS: If you like free stuff, this is for you. Somewhere in this episode Nick and Kevin will give away a free something with the purchase of a something else. First 6 people to buy will win.

Sarah Michael Novia is a licensed professional therapist and star of VH1’s Couple’s Therapy. Today Sarah is on the show to discuss her life, work, common issues people have in the modern day therapy world and some of Kevin and Nick (mostly Nick’s) issues on this fun and anxiety-confronting episode. Follow Sarah on Twitter: @TheSarahNovia and check out the websites she recommends for finding the best therapist at the end of the episode.

One of Occasionally Awesome's favorite guests and friends, Jayson Thibault (@theteeb) joins us for another music themed conversation where the best and worst concerts are discussed. The episode starts off with some discussion on social media and the upcoming election then goes full steam into music with Prince, Monsters of Folk, Tool, Radiohead and many more great and awful shows the guys have seen over the years. Enjoy.

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Nick and Kevin recommend some style related tips and items for the fall and winter season. Included are staple pieces everyone should have for their wardrobe ranging from affordable, entry level to higher end and also some weird and more unusual choices neither of the guys wear but are considering.

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A listener recommended a list for Kevin and Nick to discuss called '13 Worst Songs from the 90s.' What the guys discovered upon reading it is that the list is full of songs that are actually really cool. They spend the episode defending them and tearing into Vice and other publications who decide one week something is cool and the next week that same thing is awful all in the name of filling website column space.

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Kliph Nesteroff, comedy historian and calssic showbiz expert (his Twitter handle speaks for itself: @ClassicShowbiz) just wrote a book called The Comedians: Drunks, Thieves, Scoundrels and the Hundred Year History of American Comedy. The book is a must read for all comedians and fans of comedy. It takes you through early vaudeville, the rise of the standup, the first late night talk shows, the comedy boom and podcasts. Order it right after you listen to this episode.

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