Martin captains this month's Code of Honor. He pulls in Reagan after the Challenger Disaster, Francis kicks off with Oscar Wilde, and Robertus Malleus does his thing with Herman Melville. 

Civil rights is a story, and stories have characters. Martin takes the guys through a history episode examining some of those characters, the pioneers, leaders and martyrs of Civil Rights. 

Robert takes the big chair and Martin lets the guys ramble for full on 90 minutes of why Gen X is the best. Sorry Millennials and Boomers. 

Martin takes the helm and talks to the guys about Doctor Who. They are the real Whovians and their fandom makes for a fun pop culture episode talking about one of the longest running, most adaptable and perhaps greatest all around science fiction TV show of all time.

Heroes time and the guys talk Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Tireless fighter for justice and equality. Greatest orator of his (and nearly any other) age. A complex individual who changed the world for the better. A worthy hero indeed. 

Francis takes the lead for this month's Code of Honor and the guys discuss his The Godfather movie line, Martin's return to the "Nietzsche well" and Robert's anonymous sources. It works. Trust us . . . 

History time gang and we start a year long series on World War II with a Martin captained episode on the Battle of the Atlantic. We "dive" (see what I did there) into Wolf Pack tactics, hedgehogs, Enigma machines and the whole deal. 

Merry Christmas from Snakes & Otters. We talk about some of our favorite Christmas movies . . . and of course have to argue about whether Die Hard qualifies.

"Losers always whine about their best, winners go home and "

Whoa, hang on there.

Anyway, Francis takes the big chair for a heroes episode on the original man's man and greatest Scotsman Sean Connery.

Robert's the captain, and wielding Mighty Mjolnir (yes, he's worthy) he hammers home Martin's Al Pacino movie line and Francis' Margaret Thatcher with a terrific Francis Chan.