Part 4 of 5. Marshall and David finish practicing our new segment JUST ONE MORE QUESTION. Topics: David's laugh (05:19); con movies (08:27) and cons (11:16); who would play David in the 'good samaritan' movie (35:23); Lions wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown's loyalties (50:07). Pop-culture reference: movie The Spanish Prisoner (1997). Theme music: Mr. Jukes and Barney Artist, "Blowin' Steam (Open Up Your Mind)"

Part 3 of 5. To practice this new segment, David takes over as host and asks Marshall questions about last episode. Topics: Marshall's sense for what's entertaining—like the Lions (11:08); experiencing moments of 'wowness' (15:23); what it's like to have PTSD symptoms (20:26). Pop-culture references: TV series Columbo and movies Memento (2000) and A Beautiful Mind (2001). Theme music: Mr. Jukes and Barney Artist, "Blowin' Steam (Open Up Your Mind)"

Part 2 of 5. David and Marshall introduce segments SOUTH AMERICA (01:05)—a disagreement about shopping and coffee—and WHERE'S THE MACGUFFIN (15:57)—Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson and strategy vs. tactics—before we re-examine David's story of good samaritanism with new segment MEMENTO HYPOTHESIS (25:00). Pop-culture references: Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (1971), Double Indemnity (1944), Fatal Attraction (1987). Theme music: Mr. Jukes and Barney Artist, "Blowin' Steam (Open Up Your Mind)

Part 1 of 5. With football on hiatus, the podcast begins to take on a new form. Topics: the TV show Jury Duty (03:07); David almost serving as a juror on a murder trial (09:06) and helping a stranger—or two—in need (13:22); the definition of hitchhiking (22:15). Pop-culture references: movies Field of Dreams, Die Hard 3 and The Sting. Theme music: Mr. Jukes and Barney Artist, "Blowin' Steam (Open Up Your Mind)"

Marshall and David discuss the reference to PTSD* (04:17) and curse word (09:31) in the podcast's title. Other topics: the way the NFL communicates gambling rules to players (19:13), perception vs. reality (32:01), and late-night talk shows (38:22). Pop-culture references: movies Bird Box (2018) and The Damned United (2009). Theme music: Mr. Jukes and Barney Artist, "Blowin Steam (Open Up Your Mind)" *Former full title was "SHIT2GRIT: The Detroit Lions PTSD recovery podcast"

Marshall surprises David with the news: the Lions will start the 2023 season against the defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs. Is it a rare chance to reprogram painful Lions memories? And will David watch? Theme music: Mr. Jukes and Barney Artist, "Blowin Steam (Open Up Your Mind)"

We’re joined by Marshall's college roommate Jeff Roder, whose avoidance of the Lions on gameday eerily mirrors David's. Will Jeff's decision to watch this season inspire David? Theme music: Mr. Jukes and Barney Artist, "Blowin Steam (Open Up Your Mind)"

Marshall and David go from the star-laden Lions roster to electric football, The Bad News Bears, a requiem for the TV theme song, and former Pittsburgh Steelers running back and Detroit native Jerome Bettis calling "headstails." Theme music: Mr. Jukes and Barney Artist, "Blowin Steam (Open Up Your Mind)"

Could there actually be a Butkus Award curse? Marshall indulges anxious thinking and examines the possibility, then gives David an encouraging new way to look at Lions general manager Brad Holmes's draft haul. Theme music: Mr. Jukes and Barney Artist, "Blowin Steam (Open Up Your Mind)"

Curses, kingmakers and sliding doors: Marshall discusses his PTSD reaction to the term 'Butkus Award winner,' while David is nervous, dude. Theme music: Mr. Jukes and Barney Artist, "Blowin Steam (Open Up Your Mind)"