In this week's episode of The Week in Cox, we talk about eating boogers, fake IDs, comments from other stations' social media, a dead monkey, an old man, and a psycho.

On this week's episode, The Gathering of the Juggalos is back! Poundcake talks about making a demo. Comedian Jeff Dye calls in. We talk about gay stuff. Paul Stanley is talked about.

Hey! Thanks for checking out The Week in Cox. This week Mary makes some questionable noises. Alan and Bill backed out on a prank. Mary has to go to Florida and Mozgov calls to help her find a place to stay. A teacher photoshopped cleavage out of yearbook photos. Cleveland Tiki Barge crashed!

Thanks for checking out The Week in Cox! Alan and Mary talk about tape and where to store it. Alan observes people trying to get into a business that is obviously closed. Mary's landlord is changing the pipes. Mary and Poundcake think about finding a new apartment. Poundcake recalls his time on Prospect Ave.

Thanks for checking out The Week in Cox! This week Poundcake thinks Canadian Pirates are invading the shores of Lake Erie. Tawny Kitaen passes away, and the gang discusses her life and career. Teeter totters and other dangerous playground equipment were discussed. Mike DeWine announced the vaccine lottery in Ohio, and Mary is convinced she's gonna win. Alan, Bill, and Mary can't stop laughing at Poundcake's recollection of the main character of The Matrix.

On this week's episode, Alan and Bill talk about sneaky Christian Rock music. Alan gives people too much credit when it comes to trains and driving. Poundcake gets Mary all worked up cause he was annoyed by a lady coughing at a buffet. Poundcake takes a personality test. The gang discuss emotional support animals.

Poundcake's brain farts a lot. Mary and Alan discuss the semantics of a patty melt. Kid influencers make more money and want to stop being bullied. Mary slams a door. Gwen sits in and comes up with a new nickname for Cleveland.

Bill isn't impressed by survival skills. Poundcake talks about his trip to Portland. Auctioneers put to music rocks hard. Alan gives Poundcake guff for eating on his podcast. Alan wouldn't accept a large gift from a rich friend.

Taxes are due and Mary has some old fish that inspires a game show. An artist is gonna live in a shed for five years and millions of dollars. Bill finds out about a famous tunnel brother. Bill is concerned about a local newscaster's lack of help when it comes to self-tanner. Poundcake has a new twist on an old phrase.