Comedian, Hannah Lunt, is on the show for an episode about if Alaska is real, where you can find a typewriter repair shop, at what point does a rock become a boulder, fighting robots, and we find out who on the show is OK with beastiality.

Zeastwood returns to the show to talk about his upcoming club mix he's dropping for spring. The gang also talks how Russia should get their act together, how well we know Eastern European geography, how all hipsters look the same, and what to do when strangers offer you meth.

Hip-Hop artists, ExZac Change & Matisse, are in studio to talk about their upcoming summer projects. The gang also discusses how to tell your friend you want to have sex with his girlfriend, bad band names, cheap child care, and why dragons are important.

Comedian at Spread Eagle Comedy, Chris Armi, is in studio for an episode about Jewish Twitter, bad dates, how long you should keep a shirt, whether Australia is an island or a continent, and what animals you could take in a fight.

Comedian, Sam Vidovich, returns to the show as they talk the difference between soup and stew, VR Porn, the new Twilight Zone show, what Elon Musk would be like as a villain, and the recent controversy surrounding condoms.

This week we bring you the episode of Art Hour from KYRS, hosted by Mike Malsam & Eric Woodward, with Deece & Phillip Kopczynski as guests.

Comedians, Lucas Prahm and Ronni Taylor, are in studio for a show about why asparagus will ruin your life, how Fox News discovered more Mexican countries, what makes a one hit wonder, and a titillating tale about a fish.

Comedian, Steve Johnson, is in studio for a very special episode. Listen in as they talk teaching kids comedy, why Mountain Standard time isn't real, giving animals drugs, Sophie raps, and a very sexy song about World War II pilots.

Deece sits down one-on-one with James May, of Spread Eagle Comedy. They talk some of their upcoming shows, what it's like growing up in Alaska, the one episode of Quantum Leap they still need to make, and Marvels re-hiring of James Gunn.

Hip Hop artists, Michelle Shira and Trevor Williams AKA Traverse, of 509's Finest, are in studio as they talk upcoming shows and new artists to the label. They also discuss alternatives to the wall in Mexico, if the moon is fake, Seattle's only super hero retiring, and why Jaguars aren't photogenic. Plus a Hip Hop […]