Siegs offers a mea culpa, we try some new (to us) alcoholic goodness, and we have an audio quiz about samples.

We talk new additions to the dictionary, Bobby and Spaulding try their hand at reading "The Chaos", and Siegs is an ass.

Rad Chad joins us to discuss the events of September 28, 1966, we discuss how far we haven't come, and we play The Price is Right.

All apologies, we talk Trump. We tried not to, but we finally had to. We're on Twitter, we do a movie quiz, and how would we waste a million dollars.

Dean returns to chat about our snow mayhem, we quiz about famous questions from movies, and we ask what the world would be like if everybody was just like you.

We speak to Dean Hockman, a Producer for Little People, Big World. We delve a bit into his television history, we fittingly quiz about T.V. theme songs, and we do a How Much Would It Take.

In this, the finale of Nigel P. Nigel's in-depth look at your favorite Podcast, we catch you up to the present and look toward the future.

We talk about getting older, Bobby wants to know if we have predictions concerning our deaths, we somehow talk about boxing, we have a movie quiz, and what crimes would we commit if there were no consequences.

Siegs talks about T.V., we wonder how Trump's first week will go, we have our final known/unknown music quiz, and we end with debating what we would and wouldn't want to know.

In this, the first of a two part series, noted author and historian, Nigel P. Nigel hosts a retrospective of Some Kind Of Show. He speaks to the head engineer concerning the past, and humble beginnings of what will become the world's favorite podcast.