This Episode: Steve and Gord are joined in studio by BJ, Chad, Jeramee and Aubrey of Seattle death merchants I Rot, where they ratchet up the raunch factor exponentially, discuss drawbacks of the English language and transportation, learn a little band history, bow to The Metal, give away another free CD, and close out with a filthy joke free-for-all, all while Gord struggles with sound quality and Steve does his level best to wear out the F-word.

This Episode: It's all about the good life, as Steve and Gord discuss some of their favorite things, including beer, sex, true wildlife stories, comic book movies, fine music and where to find it, and filthy jokery; while digressing to fondle the letter B and ruminate on the seedier side of Sesame Street. This episode's music comes courtesy of Seattle's incredible Optimus Rhyme!

This Episode: Steve and Gord are joined by Jorge of Barefoot Barnacle, and let loose with their crudest effort yet, as they get pissed-off all over again, recount tales of the dreaded frijole pit, discuss the travails of green commuting, mock the bass player,

peep a few summer flicks, and blow their load of filthy jokes. This episode's music comes courtesy of Seattle's Hunab Ku.

This Episode: Steve and Gord double their length by presenting the first ever BoneBat Pissed-Off-Off,a veritable lightning round of rage, annoyance, and pique. Then they review the importance of handing out your correct work number, give away a free CD, and offend everyone with "the Filthy Joke of the week". This episode's musical accompaniment of anger comes courtesy of Seattle's I Rot.

This Episode: Steve and Gord look back at some cool junk from the past, gripe about childhood chores, listen to awesome Midwest Ska, assess the early crop of summer movies, and achieve a measure of clown closure. This episode's music comes courtesy of Michigan's now-defunct Parka Kings. Thanks for the great music fellas, you are missed!

This Episode: Julie joins Steve and Gord for another increasingly obnoxious episode of The Bone/Bat Show,

as they cover Gord's favorite headlines, the old cookie bait-and-switch, piss-poor customer service, racy late night

commercials, clown-hiring danger signs, fashion for old people, and magical fertility beverages; then mince words

and plug those who shalt be plugged. This episode's epic speaker-wrecking musical offering comes to you from

Chico, CA's The Makai, courtesy of Seventh Rule Recordings.

This Episode: Steve and Gord welcome crochet designer extraordinaire Julie "Skamama"

Armstrong Holetz to the festivities, as they discuss filthy sponges, the swinging of dead cats,

suddenly defunct businesses, less-than-satisfying culinary vacations, Marital grudges, La Musica,

and how Julie came to be known as "Knuckles". This episode's cool-ass music comes from the

Acme Rocket Quartet out of Davis, CA., courtesy of Lather Records.