Episode 28. Everybody is here for this episode. We talk about what it would be like if big celebrities were on reality tv, people's reactions to social media, and what might be the cause of a man dying mysteriously in an alley in Denton.

Episode 27. This time Smilie and Cole podcast as a duo. John is out this week(possibly in Asia somewhere). We discuss a woman punching a baby in Denton, the weird diets that have become popular lately, and a study where scientists give molly to octopuses.

Episode 26. This time we talk about vampire facials possibly spreading HIV, a man faking down syndrome to get his diaper changed, and the planned trip to the moon by Space X.

Episode 25. On this episode we discuss Moby's birthday aka 9-11, why streaming services should play the parts of award shows that aren't aired, and the recent story about the Beatles masturbating together.

Episode 24. On this episode we talk about how bad truck drivers can smell, the future of A.I. creating music, and the questionable decisions the Cowboys have made for their current lineup.

Episode 23. On this episode we discuss why musicians wear makeup, we see if anyone can remember the pledge of allegiance, and we talk about our preferred kissing method for family members.

Episode 22. On this episode we talk about a new experiment involving robots begging for their lives, Cole talks about his recent interest in old race videos, and we discuss the various execution methods in different states.

Episode 21. On this episode we cover some news stories, particularly the launch of the Parker Solar probe and a man being attacked by a rabid beaver. We also talk about Conan getting rid of the musical guest on his late night show. To finish it off we discuss math proving the writer of a Beatles song.

Episode 20. This time around we talk about the Bill Murray effect in pop culture, Snap Chat dysmorphia, and the production of a pot breathalyzer.

Episode 19. On this episode John and Smilie tell a story about a loud woman at the movies, we talk about the new anthem rule for the Dallas Cowboys, and we discuss the discovery of worms that were frozen for 42,000 years and lived.