In which Erik pitches a show that is ostensibly about his beard and Piers pitches a show about pitching other shows to your friends.

In which Erik pitches a super long, super dull podcast about a genre of music he doesn't particularly care for and Piers pitches a punchy, exciting podcast about the hottest (and most dangerous) new tech.

In which Erik is joined by XANTHEA VANDELAY and TAHLIA MURDOCH to talk about a whole lot of stuff including renter's rights and pedestrian rights but also Austin Tayshus. Piers isn't on this episode, sorry.

In which Erik pitches a podcast about the rewarding conversations he has with his extremely good friend Roger Stone, and special guests TAHLIA MURDOCH and XANTHEA VANDELAY each have a podcast about speaking French. Piers has not been allowed inside the room. Enjoy!

In which Piers has some tips for hiding Christmas presents (uhh, a little late, Piers...), Erik wants to hit the road learning about podcasts, and special guest MARTA WESSELHOFF goes on a mission of revenge.

In which Erik brings back a fan-favourite classic pitch to play, returning guest MARTA WESSELHOFF wants to take about a hideous youtube vide she saw recently, and Piers has some fun trivia facts about how movies get made (spoiler alert: it's with green screens.)

In which special guest MARTA WESSELHOFF returns to talk about whatever the kids are talking about now, Piers has some ideas about Erik's ideas, and Erik has a thing or two to say about a foreign country's politics.

In which Erik babbles incoherently to nobody in particular about nothing important, Piers decides to build some camaraderie based on a shared love of facial hair, and special guest MARTA WESSELHOFF bums everybody out with some depressing talk about death and violence.

In which Erik can barely contain his excitement to pay Nintendo even more money and Piers still (still!!) hasn't forgiven Joseph Stilwell.

In which Erik attempts to right one hundred years of accolades being given to the WRONG movies and Piers has some vengeance in store for his good (good?) friend Joseph Stilwell.