Three regular guys in their famed Kentucky basement studio sit down to talk with Drew Curtis about why he wants to run for Kentucky State Auditor, and what the office even is. We're pretty far from your typical FOX or CNN discussion about politics and the most fun conversation you're going to hear this week... maybe next week too... and if you just don't listen to podcasts, it could be the most fun thing you listen to this month... possibly not next month... but for sure this month. hhttps://www.fark.com/,

A legit discussion of big pharma pushing opioids like El Chapo with a prescription pad devolves into smoking everything in the spice rack and what the hell happened to Ray Liotta's face. Have we found out who we really are?

Yes, talks about guns and the Las Vegas shooter abound but you'll likely enjoy some of Andrew's crack stories along with Eric's engaging story of his impactful last day of work. Dallan really doesn't add much at all in this episode.

Don't worry, the waters are safe inside this episode. As usual, the guys try to solve life's problems one hot topic at a time. Dallan talks about stabbing a guy, Matthew makes an early exit after running the light show, Andrew adds spice to every topic, and Eric shares a very interesting story about visiting his mother's grave and the ensuing conversation with his daughter.

When Andrew and Eric share their passion for wrestling, things get nostalgic quickly. That is until Dallan brings up a certain questionable website. It's southern fun as this bunch of addicts talks wrastling and what isn't on the menu at your local taco bell.

It's easy to hear someone out who feeds us exactly what we want to hear, but what about when it challenges our strongly held beliefs? Well, this episode pushes some of us into that uncomfortable zone.

Eric, Andrew, and Dallan are joined by Benjamin for a discussion on being politically correct in 2018.

We all take a narcissism test, fully expecting a positive result, but most of the conversation is about who Andrew wants to murder and why he can't get this dude out of his head, as well as mental health and taking Zoloft and Prozac. Dallan and Eric find they are mind brothers.

Andrew Hager, Eric Poe, and Dallan Wright sit in the new studio to share with you how they work with others in recovery and tease each other incessantly.