Have you been to a fight where a hockey game broke out? On this episode of Ridiculous Dialogue, the crew discusses the hockey finals and why fighting needs to stay in the sport. Rob told us about his Dad’s new biker gang, which isn't as scary as you might think.

No episode of Ridiculous Dialogue would be completely without some high brow toilet humor and this episode is no different! In addition to turds on a plane, we highlighted some other notable fecal moments in Internet history.

When it’s time to throw down, Kelly’s ready to spring into action and we heard all about her almost-fight on this episode of Ridiculous Dialogue. In addition, Bryan, Kelly and Rob discussed Internet conspiracies, getting scared and crowd surfing.

Rob gave us insight into an interesting problem involving spiders in his Jeep and why he has an exterminator appointment coming up. Finally, Bryan told us about the gym rat he keeps catching taking mirror selfies of those sweet guns.

We got off to a rocky start this week on Ridiculous Dialogue, learning about Rob’s Dog’s poop addiction and his story of Fred the squirrel. Things didn’t pull up from the gutter much though, as Bryan shared a story of a bad oyster and the revenge it took on him. 

We also learned about the exact genre of books Bryan’s been delving into and learned that Kelly’s grocery store patience is constantly being tested.

Bourbon has a long, rich history and on this episode of Ridiculous Dialogue, Bryan and Kelly told us all about their trip down the Bourbon Trail! We also talked about high school reunions, both those attended and those coming up.

Bryan shared a new Kellyism with us and Rob pitched his new million dollar idea for public restrooms. Finally, we covered what we’re reading/listening to and why some stand up specials have been falling flat.

Is it ever too early to start talking about a holiday? Bryan, Kelly and Rob give their thoughts on this episode of Ridiculous Dialogue. In addition to holidays, the crew talked about United Airlines and their recent debacle and what the hiring process must look like for an airport cart driver.

Bryan shared his thoughts on some new tortilla chips he picked up, including some hilarious “recipes” listed on the back.

Sometimes when cooking, recipes go terribly wrong and on this episode of Ridiculous Dialogue, we hear all about the gang’s failed recipes. In addition to cooking mishaps, Bryan, Kelly and Rob discussed Internet Privacy, road trip essentials and the decline of Skymall. Finally, the crew tried to create the worst Crayola Crayon names imaginable, which ultimately led to a heated debate on the correct pronunciation of Crayon.

When you’re 73 episodes into a podcast, subjects are bound to come up for a second time and for this episode, Bryan, Rob and Nick revisited their first concerts. They also discussed music and their evolving tastes throughout the years.

Increasing the nostalgia, the crew also dove into video games and Bryan told us about his recent adventure to purchase the Nintendo Switch. Try as we might to not discuss politics, we may have strayed into just a tiny bit of them in this episode, so fair warning.

Spring is almost here and Bryan told us how he’s been exorcising the demons from his yard recently. We also discussed the recent breaking of the Internet and what caused so many sites to be down.

Finally, the crew got into cooking and had some disagreements on the treatment for cast iron cookware, as well as how a particular baked good should be pronounced.

On this episode, Bryan, Kelly and Rob discuss the origins of pinball and why the names for prescription drugs are getting downright hilarious. The crew also covered cooking and trying to reverse engineer restaurant recipes.

Finally, the gang talked about how Internet based shows are gaining mainstream popularity and Rob’s struggle with ads following him online.

On this episode, Bryan, Kelly and Rob discuss the recent Groundhog Day prediction of even more winter. They also talked about their hatred for automated text messages and their fears of declined cards.

Finally, the crew covered home grocery delivery and the almost creepy level of information that supermarkets collect these days.