TGIF Radio

We forgot this was our anniversary show. We talked about the demise of skymall, Kellogg's is illuminati, and a PSA featuring us telling you how not to drive.

We've got it all! Parking woes, free sample abuse, pseudoscience, and banana boomerangs.

We discover what kind of lawyer we'd be, we found out that wireless spaghetti exists, and Rene finally quits his job.

Rene is a traffic survivalist, Victor Frankenstein is the world's luckiest grave-robber, and we live in a Matrix with a different tint to it.

Merry Christmas and end of 2014! We talked to Andrew for a bit, exchanged gifts, and discussed the street value of Chinese babies.

There are lots of bad words in this, there's your warning. But those words allow for a greater range of discussion, which in this case revolves around Lego's possibly being alive, we figure out Dru's Christmas present too late, and eggs don't equal drugs.

When we don't talk about movies, pretty amazing things happen. Dru fights crime, The Easter Bunny is way more shady than you thought he was, and elves are just well dressed slaves.

You might have been using the bathroom wrong your whole life. We're here to fix that, and while we're at it, we'll tell you all about Space Race 2.0, the many but little-known faces of Tony Shalhoub, and James Bond's new ski-car.

Our minds still laden from our great feast the night before, we managed to talk about Lifetime movies, James May's Lego house, and the Mantis Shrimp.

Darold joins us today, but he gets a bit more than he bargained for when we start talking about nuclear war with Britain, Sylvester Stallone's starring role in a porno, and a new idea for a terribly themed grocery store.