Scott and Steve begin this episode talking about various conspiracy theories and Steve is shocked to hear a revelation about Prince.

Then the guys learn the origins of "Happy as a Clam" and how their hometown of Richmond, VA may have a part in its popularization. They also discuss the origins of "Red Herring" and how even the Oxford English Dictionary flubs up every once in a while.

Tune in now to appease our Clam Overlords!

Happy Thanksgiving!

This very special Thanksgiving episode is all about the masterpiece that is, Road House. The show starts with Steve declaring that Road House needs a holiday, and Thanksgiving should be that holiday. Then the conversation drifts into musings, observations and all things Road House and Swayze.

So sit back while the turkey digests and let the majesty of one of our finest films wash over you like delicious gravy.

 

Happy Thanksgiving!

This very special Thanksgiving episode is all about the masterpiece that is, Road House. The show starts with Steve declaring that Road House needs a holiday, and Thanksgiving should be that holiday. Then the conversation drifts into musings, observations and all things Road House and Swayze.

So sit back while the turkey digests and let the majesty of one of our finest films wash over you like delicious gravy.

With Turkey Day right around the corner, the guys chat about the meanings and origins of the phrases "Cold Turkey" and "Gravy Train."

But first, Steve reveals the moment he realized he looks old, and Scott discusses his all-natural, beard-care regimen. Tune in to learn the two things you must do to ensure a long and happy life (hint: they both involve compound interest).

Also, prepare for a taste of sweet, sweet Swayze talk as Steve makes his pitch to make Road House the official movie of Thanksgiving.

Ay Papi!

With Turkey Day right around the corner, the guys chat about the meanings and origins of the phrases "Cold Turkey" and "Gravy Train."

But first, Steve reveals the moment he realized he looks old, and Scott discusses his all-natural, beard-care regimen. Tune in to learn the two things you must do to ensure a long and happy life (hint: compound interest).

Also, prepare for a taste of sweet, sweet Swayze talk as Steve makes his pitch to make Road House the official movie of Thanksgiving.

Ay Papi!

Steve and Scott get superstitious in this episode about the origins of "Break a Leg" and "Knock on Wood." But first, you'll hear about Steve's run in with Paul Stanley's surprising doppelganger at Monticello and plans for the upcoming film, "Little Miss Stan Lee."

The guys also discuss one of the worst moments of U.S. history and how it should never be celebrated on a t-shirt, and both the Greeks and Germans make glorious comebacks to the show in this can't miss episode!

Opa!

 

Steve and Scott get superstitious in this episode about the origins of "Break a Leg" and "Knock on Wood." But first, you'll hear about Steve's run in with Paul Stanley's surprising doppelganger at Monticello and plans for the upcoming film, "Little Miss Stan Lee."

The guys also discuss one of the worst moments of U.S. history and how it should never be celebrated on a t-shirt, and both the Greeks and Germans make glorious comebacks to the show in this can't miss episode!

Opa!

All. Bacon. Everything.

Learn the origins of "Bring Home the Bacon" and "High on the Hog" in this very non vegan-friendly episode. Listen to Steve explain explain his connection to the Filipino gangs of Virginia Beach, and the story of how Scott accused someone of being a Rush fan. Most importantly: listen for the hot, juicy bacon talk.

Oink

All. Bacon. Everything.

Learn the origins of "Bring Home the Bacon" and "High on the Hog" in this very non vegan-friendly episode. Listen to Steve explain explain his connection to the Filipino gangs of Virginia Beach, and the story of how Scott accused someone of being a Rush fan. Most importantly: listen for the hot, juicy bacon talk.

Oink

In this bonus, Thursday episode, Scott and Steve wrap up their time in Charlottesville with their old pal Eric Neff to discuss the origins of "Beyond the Pale" and "Kick the Bucket." 

The episode starts with Steve asking the question on everyone's mind before Eric tells us about a guy named Fish Stick. There's some hot Short Circuit 2 and Muppet talk too.

This episode is a tight, weird 17 minutes that you won't want to miss. 

Au revoir, Charlottesville!