Reed is back! This episode is only for intellectual types, ok? For example, Reed tells a fantastic story about full on pooping in his overalls right before a 2-set Spank show at the Triple Crown in San Marcos. Our bad to anyone who had to smell Reed for 3 hours. Also, because of the academic nature of the conversation, Jared tells the world he puts poop in the washing machine. Totally normal. We also discuss saving our sound guy from a cave after he had a seizure. We watch pick up artists discuss tongue kissing strangers and Jared talks fishin'.

The guys discuss encounters with bizarre religious institutions, ORAL SEX DEMONS!!!!, Cornerstone Church on weeeeeed, divorced dads trying to get into music for the first time, sad music academic types, but most of all... Matt did a remix of Reed's crack story, and it's linked below.

Booooooy howdy, this one is kinda crazy. Jared couldn't make it so we got Reedster filling in to tell about the time he was coerced into smoking crack in Houston. We discovered that Matt hasn't cut his hair in 12 years. How does a person like that get a job at a tech company? Included are stories about skipping high school band like a true rebel, getting busted smoking by a Target security guard. Reed look like Zangief.

Reed Newell from Spank joins us for this ridiculous episode. Reed also played with Nadis Warriors for a while in the early days. We talk about old shows, DMT seances at a Shpongle show at Wakarusa, spiritual predators, splurging on Taco Bell, someone defecating on the floor during a Bicycle Day event in San Francisco and we revisit Jesco White's fist documentary, The Dancing Outlaw. Also, Matt forgot he is actually 35 and not 34, the early stages of dementia. Best of luck to him.

The debut episode of Hearview Hotel, a podcast by Matt Cain and Jared Ingebretson of the Nadis Warriors. In this episode, the guys discuss early Nadis Warriors tour, pissing off Ralph Metzner of the Harvard LSD studies with a long synth solo, guitars, gear, sandwich problems on both sides of the counter, dragging keyboards through airports in a cardboard box, and Yngwie Malmsteen's inability to teach guitar.