OTS gets sleepy as some of us discuss some trips we've taken, feeling old while geeking out in IKEA and discussing the single greatest piece of art ever made by human hands.

Zach forgot that he only had one time this week when he could record this podcast and then no one else could record so he panicked because he doesn't like to miss weeks so he recorded this garbage at 11:00 pm. He's sorry.

OTS gets weird as we talk about licking armpits, how dumb we were as kids and how it easy it is to guess the answer to securities questions on your bank account. You may want to change your passwords after listening to this.

OTS loses it a bit this week as we do a series of weird bits that don't really have anything to do with what we were originally trying to talk about... but hey, they were pretty fun in the moment so we hope you enjoy them none the less.

OTS is hella sad this week as we mourn the loss of the best bobba place in Manhattan. Also we talked about the repressed sexual tension of high school theatre and Zach challenged Joe Rogan to an intellectual debate and a fist fight. It was a good time.

OTS runs a bit late with this episode where they discuss the wind, visual comedy and how to be canonized as Saint in the Catholic Church.

OTS welcomes our new members, Braden and Lauren, as we discuss their thoughts on making the team, when we'll get the COVID vaccine and what it's like living with siblings in college.

OTS sits down for a bit to talk about what it's like realizing adults are fallible, doing bits for a what some may say is too long, and how the skill ceiling for art continues to rise.

Hosts Zach and Lorna spending a cold night in discussing the ridiculousness of the weather, what constitutes a soup and the experience of becoming friends with people on On The Spot.

OTS celebrates Valentines Day by discussing old memories, trespassing as third graders and dying to a bag, not a bottle, of milk.