Zach just flew to California to empty his apartment and drove back east with the past ten years of his life in the back seat. This was a melancholy experience, at best. This week, Spencer and Zach talk about his experience having driven straight across the country from Los Angeles to Maine and his takeaways from the trip. The boys also wrote a brand new country song to mark the occasion. Hee Haw.

This week, the fellas are joined once again by their good buddy Portland, ME producer and engineer Jonathan Wyman. To recap: ZJ and SA join Wyman to ship home a record collection containing every record ever made that his British relative had gifted to him. But! Because we need plot points, they hit an iceberg, lose all the Beatles, Zeppelin and Stevie Wonder records and only have room for 10 albums in the life boat. With their selections whittled down to 25, the clock is ticking and the pressure is on as these three lifelong music fans make the toughest choice of their adult lives, to get to total down to 10.

This week, the fellas are joined by their good buddy Portland, ME producer and engineer Jonathan Wyman. ZJ and SA join Wyman to ship home a record collection containing every record ever made that his British relative had gifted to him. But! Because we need plot points, they hit an iceberg, lose all the Beatles, Zeppelin and Stevie Wonder records and only have room for 10 albums in the life boat. The clock is ticking and the pressure is on as these three lifelong music fans make the toughest choice of their adult lives, but not really, because it’s a bunch of bullshit, right?

This week, Jones Bones and SA clink a glass or two of brown water and reminisce about some of the truly bizarre, hilarious, dangerous, disappointing, joyous, terrifying and heartwarming times they shared while touring the country tirelessly in they band AS FAST AS.

If Congress doesn’t pass legislation very quickly, we stand to lose 90% of our independent music venues. We cannot allow this to happen. Join Spencer and Zach as they welcome Los Angeles area venue manager and musician Ben Redell to join them in pulling apart what we stand to lose, and also how we got here in the first place.

Hollywood already has a propensity to just rehash existing properties, so seeing no end in sight, our heroes take the bull by the horns and cave in by suggesting their own ideas for sequels and reboots. Plus a visit from our old friend Pond, who stops by to catch up and to get JEFF.R.E.E. 2//D connected to the internet AND give S+Z an email address, [email protected]. Please feel free to reach out with questions, ideas, comments and concerns, but not with any complaints, they really don’t care about those.

While cleaning out the garage, Spencer and Zach stumble upon an old friend who helps them with this week’s show.

This week Spencer and Zach see just how well they know each other by administering a Friendship Quiz to each other. We shall see who reigns supreme and is the best of the best friends.

This week, Spence and Zach talk about one of their favorite film franchises. Ghostbusters. GB1 is widely considered one of the greatest, if not THE greatest comedies of all time. So what happened with the sequel? The man-children put GB2 up on the table and talk about all of the things that they got right, as well as the things they got very wrong with the second Ghostbusters movie.

This week, Zones and Spalbee have a look at whitewashing in Hollywood, specifically in cartoons. There has been a recent wave of big stars stepping down from famous cartoon voice-over roles. Why? Because they are white voices applied to non-white characters. The fellers pull this apart and put it back together, and talk about their relationship with whitewashing in the past, and in current times.