Steve didn't get his Telsa yet, but Rich scored a new Ford Escape - the Titanium model. Steve and Rich review the weekend - Steve in San Francisco at Sketchfest, Rich on the couch watching playoff football. Steve recounts paying a $25 cover at a bar in SF to watch the 40-second Conor-Cowboy USF fight. Rich shares his new 'love' for hard seltzer while blasting the new 'Bud Light' brand seltzer -- which proudly states that it contains NO Bud Light!

Steve and Rich welcome actor, comic and new Los Angeles ex-pat Matt Griesser to the show. The recent transplant to Colorado explains why he's left Hollywood. Steve and Matt also share stories about accommodating fans. And everyone has not-so-mixed feelings about word that NFL great Terry Bradshaw will be doing 31 shows in Vegas through the summer.

Steve leads the show with his ordeal at the credit union acquiring financing for his new Tesla. Steve and Rich review the NFL playoff games and the college championship game. For one last time, Rich shows off his winning LSU futures ticket placed at Circa Sports back in June: $300 on a $10 bet! To balance the show, Steve and his buddy Drew Katz trade gambling horror stories -- including the classic tale of The Murdering Gypsy.

Official Bad Advice Editor Dana Powell poses the question: who gets the name? The couple's future daughter or his mother's new dog? Also: some dumb travel mistakes to avoid. And Steve is buying a Tesla - despite the massive grief everyone's giving him.

Steve's good friend Drew Katz tells tales of when his family owned the New Jersey Devils, Nets and a piece of the New York Yankees -- including the founding of The YES Network, which was worth more than all the teams in 1998. There's also talk of exchanging ill-fitting Christmas gifts and the dangers of using a handicapping 'service.'

It's back to hard-core NFL handicapping as Vin Ferreira shares his thoughts on the first weekend of the NFL playoffs. He also offers opinions on New Year's resolutions and some of the trendiest foods of the past decade. Yes, avocado toast is still a thing - as it's been since is helped sailors avoid scurvy.

Steve Rich and very special Guest Shannon Farren share New Year's Eve plans, most of which involve pizza and slumber (except for Rich, who's heading to Plaza Hotel & Casino in downtown Las Vegas!). Shannon laments the Chargers' awful season and revels in her Forty Niners' playoff seeding. They also review a few highlights and lowlights of the just-completed regular season.

Steve Hynter, who played Kenny Bania on Seinfeld, chats twice weekly with radio veteran Rich Johnson about sports, Vegas, Hollywood, and everything in-between.

Steve and Rich get a road update from car guy Vinnie Richichi, who just drove from Pittsburgh to Seattle via Interstate 90. Along the way: stops at the RV Museum, the Spam museum and a 50 foot tall Jolly Green Giant. All three also share their favorite holidays, and look forward to a football filled weekend.

Football, hockey, craps and dominate the show featuring Steve's good friend Ed from Grass Valley. Steve follows up on the 'circle game' flap from the Army-Navy game. Rich reviews his time at The Las Vegas Bowl. Ed explains how a longtime Winnipeg resident roots for the Arizona Coyotes - which used to be the Winnipeg Jets. And Rich gets a lesson in playing craps, thanks to a new Las Vegas gambling education store called 'Casino Quest.'