It’s been 6 years!!! Keith brings up a series of questions to help us discuss, reminisce, and ponder the show. Thank you to all of our guests over the years, and everyone who has helped and listened to us do this for so long.

We catch up with Bobby, Keith went camping, Bobby talks about his new place, and we discuss paying it forward/paying it back and who owes what.

Keith is out due to contract disputes, so Siegs and Bobby talk about the death of Joey Jordison. While chatting, Dean shows up and brings news of Dusty Hill’s passing. The three then discuss the artists and their music.

Eric returns to chat with us about Keith’s upcoming trip to Red Rocks and how we feel about Covid rapidly becoming a thing of the past. We discuss how life will be moving forward, what we believe were the ‘real’ numbers concerning cases, and if there’s a Covid-Killer drug.

Another week with Eric from Keith’s other podcast Old Friends and New Roads joins us to fill in for Bobby. They outnumber Siegs and overpower him to take control of the show and talk about their latest motorcycle trip and newest videos. Siegs manages to ask questions and derail them as much as possible, but they still end up talking about all the good times they had. 

Siegs refuses to tell everyone to check out Old Friends and New Roads on YouTube. It’s full of good content and fun times...if you’re into that sort of thing.

Eric from Old Friends and New Roads fills in for Bobby this week as we discuss the recent fireworks ban, Portland’s heat wave, Bill Gates combating climate change, and whether we would go to space.

The sequel to last week’s hit show that was in no way a filler until we can get together again.

A little behind the scenes. We sometimes start the recording before officially starting the show. These are the collected snippets for you to enjoy.

Welcome back to Cinco de Mayo part dos. We discuss the possible future of radio, The Mandolorian and Star Wars, and how we read books and the writing thereof.

Happy Cinco de Mayo! That’s Spanish for June 3rd, right? Oh well, we tried. We ask the question: ‘What does Cinco de Mayo mean?’, and Keith grills up some food while we display our knowledge (or lack thereof) concerning Mexico.