Covid is no joke, but sometimes you have to look on the lighter side of shitty things to get through it. In this episode, the season two finale, Spencer and Zach look back on the year in news, health, life and entertainment and place the subjects in to one of two categories: Covid Cuties and Covid KaKas. Please enjoy and Happy New Year.

We celebrators of Christmas have read "'Twas The Night Before Christmas" to our young ones before bed, and have woken up and exchanged gifts. Spencer and Zach thought a critical reading of the Christmas classic for the adults was in order. All in good fun. More foul language than usual.

This week, Spencer and Zach sit down with Patrick Doyle, their old friend who just so happens to be a senior editor at Rolling Stone, and just so happens to have written the current RS cover story on McCartney and Taylor Swift. All three are McCartney nerds, insightful critiques ensues.

This week, Spencer and Zach discuss Disney's big announcement, Christopher Nolan's reaction to that and ponder potential outcomes if movie theaters go by the way of the Dodo.

This was Zach's idea, we swear. This week, Zach interviews Spencer and they discuss Spencer's latest record, The Popsicko Vol.2, which is out now. It's a pretty deep dive, we hope you enjoy it.

Spencer and Zach have worked their way through 64 cast members over 45 years of SNL and it's come down to two. This week, the fellas pull apart the talents and careers of both of these comedy legends. At the end of this epic showdown, there will be no losers, only winners. Ok...maybe two losers...the hosts.

This week, the fellas continue their discussion and put the SNL cast 1990-present to the bracket test. Only one cast member shall reign supreme and go up against last episodes' winner in part three.

This week for the holiday, Zach and Spencer take the BOTB bracket system and apply it to the cast members of SNL. This episode is 1975-1989, the next (which will post soon) is 1990-present and the third is deciding the final winner. We hope you enjoy the journey.

In this episode, Spencer and Zach talk about pizza, and how even the worst slice of pizza is still pretty good (as long as it's cooked). They the get in to more nuanced details in regards to style and toppings. Probably the most important episode yet.

Bruce Springsteen, Tom Petty, Glen Campbell, Elton John, Weird Al, Dwight Yoakam and Hans Zimmer. What do they all have in common? This week's guest. This week Spencer and Zach welcome the delightful Marty Rifkin and talk to him about his experiences creating music with some of the biggest legends in music history.