The Blank Slate

In this episode, Rich and Mullet switch up their coverage of the dismal NFL season to a more...narrative approach, meet some new friends and uncover some suppressed memories. In the latter half, they discuss Mindhunter, Stranger Things 2 (SPOILERS) and Halloween Horror Nights.

In this episode, Rich and Mullet manage to cover all the Week 8 games AND the trades that left enough time for and good old fashioned "what'chu watchin" rundown.

In this episode, Rich uses his best blindsight to guess this past week's winners and scores while Mullet reveals that he actually has a photographic memory. In addition to week 7 guesses, the guys also remember Rob Bironas fondly and run down the saga of CJ Spiller.

In this episode, Rich and Mullet determine there are only two good teams in the NFL this season and five greatest rappers of all time. Rich's mind is playing tricks on him and Ray Lucas is doing okay for himself.

In this episode, Rich and Mullet put a little more stank on their NFL endeavors, players' legs collapsing and cocaine in the least likely of places...Miami.

In this episode, ALL OF OUR FAVORITE TEAMS ARE BAD, Rich and Mullet provide some outside the box thinking linking the past & present and it's a miracle this episode even happened.

In this episode, Rich and Mullet are still in the same rooms in Chicago with silent expert Mike Whidden to discuss a wildly surprising NFL Week 3 while putting the finishing touches on a breakfast burrito and a couple Hangover Skillets.

In this episode, Rich and Mullet are LIVE in the same damn room with a half-assed recap of Week 2 in the NFL and then give a whole-assed preview of PodSlam 2017, coming this Saturday.

In this episode, Rich ambushes Mullet with a new series for the 2017 football season. The premise is simple and one of two questions are asked of each team: "Are they good?" or "Do they Suck?"

In this episode, Mullet gives Rich absolutely all of the latest in the world of theme park news and rumors. The boys say their farewells to a Hollywood Studios classic and greet the properties making their way into the swamps of Orlando.