Another rousing episode starts off with Ray talking about his lactation issues followed by Colin freaking out about the movie 'the Fly'. Chris gets into a pontification about sustainable agriculture, and speaking of agro, Ray reads a mean tweet and reacts semi reasonably. A listener question involves lifting an HVAC unit onto the roof and Colin explores the wonders of the Powerwashing Porn subreddit. Finally we explore suped up go carts and talk wheelies.

Another thrilling episode begins with Ray and Chris talking about their rocky marriage and sniping at each other on the job. Ray dishes on getting rattled by Banda music and Chris offers some useless insights as usual. Some helpful advice about hiring day laborers follows. Inexplicably, and likely due to sleep deprivation Ray and Chris have a brief punch fest. A seriously impaired listener wants us to rate some James Bond shit and we end talking about hanging art.

Chris starts off with a tale of woe about trying to buy some gift cards and we quickly escalate to other customer service issues. Getting to a listener question we discuss options for an outbuilding and the wonders of combustion toilets. Colin gets into his dog cesspool odyssey and then we explore a listener question opening the age old debate about PEX vs. copper plumbing. Chis gets a dramatic comeuppance when disaster strikes from above

Sweltering in a 117 degree day the boys soldier on. Chris has a weird ass spider bit that turns out to be a 'boat spider' and its not pleasant. Colin talks about his solar heating system build and we discuss the wonders of PEX piping. Then we talk about our fun on the Alison Rosen show, which was a blast and will be live on Monday. We get into some listener questions about smashing and old septic tank, pool plumbing, and end with a call about a sex dungeon.

We open up with Ray's lamentations about the German loss in the World Cup. On to listener questions we get into ways to insulate a sun room and then an exploration of applying stucco. Somehow Chris gets into stories about his battles with rats, which strangely segues into Ray talking about loving bloodwurst. A user then asks about fixing some brickwork and shares some dramatic pictures. Tom calls in to compliment Ray on escaping Carolla-land. We end with Chris announcing the Ray bobblehead.

Colin and Chris share some nightmares about working in the printing business and Ray shuts down Colin's story about a near death experience. Chris and Ray somehow get into talk about being kids with Adam Carolla. We are then joined again by the ever interesting Bill Pullman who talks about trying to keep Ray from taking his tools and getting his hand crushed by a friend. We end with a very engaging discussion about Haiti in the 80s and the making of 'The Serpent and the Rainbow'.

We start with some regular business including a call about how to soundproof a yard from noisy neighbors and a caller asks about our worst jobs. Ray talks about meeting Ozzy at Russian Tea Room. We then introduce Mr. Bill Pullman Bill tells a wide range of stories of construction and working as an actor, including trying to deal with Ray at the Dept. of Building and safety,and losing his sense of smell. Bill returns for part 2 next week.

We start with a heartfelt tribute to a great human, the irreplaceable Mr. Bourdain. Moving in more dangerous and comedic territory Ray gets into the dangers of using Mexican beach stones in a fireplace. A clearly beverage addled listener calls in to ask about what kind of 'mud I can throw at my house'. This leads to a far ranging discussion on a number of important topics, which is interrupted by a surprise call from Mr. Eric Stromer and more hilarity ensues.

Colin has a metal hangover and Ray gives him a headache while talking about crashed hard drives, getting the kids through school and dealing with endless graduations. Digging into some listener calls we tackle digging a pool (by hand no less), solar heating a pool, and vaulting a ceiling. We end with some more studio talk and some random yelling.

This episode is filled with lots of good construction and home improvement advice. We meander for a bit in the swamp of punk rock reminiscing. Getting down to business we answer several listener questions, including ones on brick pointing. Colin then shares some info about his upcoming solar pool heating project. Next we tackle the issue of reflective roof paint, cracked driveway repair, and weathered deck refinishing. Finally we get back to business and examine ways to save money on project planning.