In this episode, Stephen and David talk about the difficulty in selling a guitar to a guitar store. Then they some how get into a discussion about dirty jokes and tugs 4 tards and smelly puss and David's dead cat story.

In this episode, Stephen and David learn about the old fashion "switch" and try to figure out why Adrian Peterson beats his children. They end up talking about a lot of other stuff too. Enjoy.

In this episode, Stephen and David discuss Stephen's new job as a cornbread flipping server at a restaurant. Stephen is much less nervous about his job now that he has trained for a day and served a few tables. He truly believes he will be the best cornbread flipper the state of Tennessee has ever seen.

In this episode, Stephen discusses his nervousness in starting a new job as well as the difficulties of doing a podcast alone with no co-host.

In this episode, Stephen and David discuss their short-lived little league baseball careers. Stephen discusses how he wants to die. He has a very intricate idea of how he would like his wake and funeral to proceed. This is the Barry Bonds of Spinoli out of Controli episodes - this shit is on steroids and will not get inducted into the Hall of Fame anytime soon.

In this episode, Stephen and David discuss race car driving among many other things. Stephen ended up finally getting a job and takes a phone call from Amazon during the podcast.

In this episode, Stephen and David discuss the greatest players in sports history. Then they discuss the worst type of people in the world - those who pretend to feel strongly about issues without ever actually researching the issues. Enjoy.

In this episode, Stephen & David discuss high school parties and their first cars. David tells the story of his car getting stolen and how he ended up getting it back.

In this episode, Stephen discusses his problems with the way people allocate their money and how much NFL players and owners are paid. Nobody should be paying $10,000 to attend a football game lasting only a few hours. These people essentially paid $10,000 to attend an overpriced Maroon 5 concert and watch one team score a touchdown in 4 quarters. Pretty sad.

In this episode, Stephen and David reminisce about 90s music and their first concerts. They somehow get into a discussion about wrestling as well. It's all very nostalgic for them.