ADULT CONTENT WARNING. We discuss orgasms. How common is it for men to fake them? The married couple sexual dance. The importance of sex in a relationship. Our pact to haunt each other after we die. We have so many questions about heaven and hell. What’s the craziest thing you ever did see? The time Robbie witnessed a man end his own life. Pepper still insists he saw a Killer Whale being transported by helicopter. We tease some fun stuff coming to the live show.

Dylan’s at it again with another dating mishap story. We salute the above ground pool owners. What NOT to do in an above ground pool. Pepper has a gift idea he claims to be amazing but it may be terrible. Comprehensive plunger chat. Robbie is more in love with his cat than we thought. Should Dylan message the girl who ghosted him a happy birthday message. From ghosted to happily ever after. Pepper’s alarm sound replications. Dylan’s single show on the road theory.

Catching up with characters from the show’s past. The over crowded Taco Tuesday party. Our old friend Fuzzy. We’re planning an amazing southern road trip focused on BBQ. Dylan is feeling the pressure have kids. The fear of ending up alone. Dating someone with kids. Talking Pepper out of getting a dog. Pepper’s plan to give back to the mental wellness and addiction community when restrictions get lifted.

Dylan’s BFF, Gem, has been single for 2 years and has turned to Pepper & Dylan to find the ONE. We get to know why she moved from the U.K. to Edmonton; how she took her passion for bagels into a flourishing local business; her some her online dating nightmares; her deal-breakers and deal-makers; and, we finally answer the question so many have asked: “Why aren’t you and Dylan dating?”

We talk with Edmonton’s Pest Management Coordinator on what to expect with mosquitos and other pests this summer. Dylan didn’t notice his underwear was on backwards. Apparently, commando is the new way to go. She was dumped because of the Oilers. Who else commonly feels like they’re being followed? We learn lots about foreign alphabets. Another entertaining round of Alberta Wide Chip Chat. Dylan’s compliment initiative may be a little too creepy. Wrapping up man-less May.

We have a conversation with Sean, a long time friend, former show producer, and part time Robbie rival. Sean is the creative mind behind producing our 3 part “What The Hell Happened” podcast series. It was a very intimate and personal series highlighting the early challenges of The Pepper and Dylan Show. We discuss the possibility of releasing a part 4 and how we envision it to sound like. It’s set to be the most the most in depth behind the scenes content we’ve ever shared. We’re working on making the entire series available to the public again.

Dylan tells us what the most common google searches are. Where’s the strangest place you went into Labour? Shrimp chat! We are gifted with the honour of helping name another baby. Pepper wants to launch a city-wide penmanship tournament. Edmonton icon, Gene Principe, joins us to talk about everything playoffs. What it’s like to have a penguin at your wedding. The woman with the cat themed wedding.

Gearing up for a VERY special guest on the live show. Who’s that “no fun” person in your life? The story of Dylan’s radio job that wasn’t really a job. Pepper is convinced they transport whales in airplanes. Remembering the Great Roof Whip and why it ended. What the hell happened to what the hell happened? What meetings are like with management. Pepper is worried about someone he met in rehab. What’s the deal with edibles?

Dylan refuses to believe he was ghosted. The idea of “ghost busters” was born. Pepper’s new car sign out sheet is not going as planned. What do women think about being called “ma’am”? We talk with one of the most heroic teens on earth. Dylan admits he may have stolen from children. The most excessive snack pack. Poking fun at Pepper for his framed picture of Britney Spears. You may be a player if you wear fancy logos.

Jasper Hicks joins us to share the challenges he’s faced as a transgender junior high student in Edmonton. From insensitive texts, to lack of support from school leaders, Jasper walks us through what life has been like since transitioning. He’s speaking up about his experiences and hopes it helps other transgender kids feel like they’re not alone.