Adrian is happy to end up inthe offices of the ACLU Hawaii to talk with the Director of Outreach, Kit. We get to know a little about Kit and she then proceeds to school Adrian on a couple issues near n dear to his heart, pot laws and church-state separation. Adrian tries to not make a complete ass of himself and has limited success.

Adrian is stoked to be in a real-life radio station, welcomed by his future friend, Fernando the Love Machine. Fernando is an entertainer of many-a-media and Adrian makes the big mistake of trying to compare himself to Fernando. They talk a little about Fernando's coming-up, then talk a little stand-up comedy, marriage, parenting and other gross stuff. Adrian then finally beats Fernando at all the wrong things. ....you'll see.

Adrian coerces his sister, Nydia, to sit down with him to tell us all about a weird relationship she had back in the day. That catches Nydia off guard and Adrian is forced to fill in the gritty details. They then move on to the more pleasant topic of her recent divorce. Fret not, things do not stay super depressing the whole way through.

Adrian sits down with Thee Intertron's favorite nerd, Jairus, and they cover some of Jairus' deep personality flaws, including why he doesn't drink alcohol. They then band together to heap some judgement on Jenny McCarthy and the anti-vaccers. Jairus then kicks it up to another level, cuz he's good at that.

Adrian sits down with his new friend, Brandi, and Adrian finally gets some insight into being a part of the LGBT community. We learn a little about where Brandi grew up, her stand-up comedy, some of the haters, and how happy she is to finally get to live her life. Adrian then reluctantly reveals one of his gay experiences, just to try to jump on the band-wagon.

Adrian welcomes his new friend, Dallas, to the compound to probe her as much as she is willing to be probed, which it turns out is a lot. We learn a little bit about her growing up chunky, being a single white chick on the island and some of the issues, and i mean Issues, that are keeping her single. Adrian ends up cautiously optimimistic about the future of Dallas

The christian guy, Steve, was kind enough to come back on the show to talk religion with Adrian, and that's where the kindness starts to fade. Steve clarifies some of his views on what the bible says and Adrian ends up more confused on his views afterwards than he was before the interview. ....and hearing Steve justify slavery gets pretty interesting. Steve then shares his views on gay marriage and abortion and sh*t gets even more interesting. ....good times.

Adrian sits down with his ex-mormon friend, Rex, who was quite happy to explain to Adrian the details of what it was like to grow up in a devout mormon family and go on his mission trip, all just to find out that Joseph Smith was totally full of crap. Luckily for Rex, the mormon didnt stick and he and Adrian talk drugs, premarital sex, dead relatives watching them masturbate and Adrian tells his story of going into the mormon temple on Oahu.

Adrian sits down with his old neighbor, Jairus, the smartest dude Adrian knows, which actually isnt saying much, but still. They talk a little parenting, Adrian suddenly decides to sh*t on the Duggars and we talk about Jairus' own christian upbringing. Jairus then fails at random trivia but still gets to demonstrate some of his random knowledge and Jairus gets to bum everyone out talking about drone attacks. ....good times.

Adrian sits down with his father-in-law, Cortland, in Colorado. We learn about him growing up in New Jersey, going to Woodstock, monogamy and winning Round 1 vs The Cancer.