Mayberry author and historian Randy Turner helps us break down "The Clubmen," as Andy refuses to join any club that won't have Barney as a member.

Randy Turner, author of "60 Years of Mayberry" and "Mayberry Firsts" joins us and offers great insights on the history of the show.

Aunt Bee, you forget yourself. Aunt Bee takes a shine to an itinerant handyman who has a way with the ladies.

Ken Beck, co-author of "Aunt Bee's Mayberry Cookbook," joins us and shares stories about interviewing cast members and spending time on the set of "Return to Mayberry." We also break down an episode where Andy loses a battle of the sexes.

Andy spoils one of the most poorly-planned bank robberies in television history and Barney gives the three reasons why Mayberry has a low crime rate.

Aaron and Chris break down a classic episode where Buddy Ebsen guest stars and explain the difference between hobos and bums.

Barney tells one of the worst jokes in television history and nearly loses his life savings. The only thing that saves him is being a squirt.

The town council votes to get rid of the local eyesore until the owner produces a savings bond that dates all the way back to the Civil War! Pierre Fricke, one of the country's leading collectors, dealers, and experts in Civil War currency, joins us to provide a little context.

Aaron and Chris review an episode that is very similar to the "Danny Thomas Show" pilot and Chris recounts a time where he thought he bribed a police officer, but actually didn't.

The Mayberry Sheriff's Department gets an intern who is a highly efficient version of Barney Fife... and guess who feels marginalized?