This week's ep has Sam and Robin in the same room to record for the FIRST TIME EVER! They explore mysteries like King and Shyamalan, Haunted homes, and University expectations.

It's Xmas in July when Sam and Robin interview the youngest batch of the family: Power Rangers connoisseur Ashton Istre, Cheerleading superstar Mia Istre, the kid with all the rings, John Owen Gibbs and finally, Rap God, Grayson Gibbs.

Bring your Christmas cheer and don't be a humbug!

Prolific voice actor and second son, Adam Gibbs, joins Sam and Robin to talk all things anime. Gibbs is a regular talent on Adult Swim and in major motion pictures. 

Hot little mini-episode this week. Sam is M.I.A. but Robin gets the thrill of a lifetime interviewing Al Pacino, maybe. Pacino holds nothing back, revealing his early days as a child star. And stick around for the immediate epilogue to this epic episode!

Sam and Robin welcome dear, family friend and amazing actor, Dylan Godwin. Dylan is a Resident Acting Company member at the Alley Theatre in Houston and recently appeared there in The Winter's Tale (Clown); Agatha Christie's Murder on the Orient Express (Hector MacQueen); The Three Musketeers (King Louis XIII);  Picasso at the Lapin Agile (Albert Einstein) and Miller, Mississippi (John Miller) at the Dallas Theatre Center/Alley All New Festival, just to name a few. The trio discuss the early theatre experience they all shared at HCPAC in Athens, TX and how that early spark still inspires Dylan today.

Stan Lee's ghost leads us to contemplate how Disney is gagging us on our childhood memories. Despite the language barrier, Sam shops for vinyl. We exchange Venice travel stories. Robin intros her new BFF and we discuss doing open mics in LA with Dat Phan.

The battle is on! First-born son, David Gibbs, shares his personal battle with Covid and then his long love affair with professional wrestling. It’s real to us, damnit!

Sam remembers Sesame Street and we discover why he was the best worst last kid. We talk long distance relationships and pet parents. Robin shares a startling dream and a review of an early Chris Pratt porn-less porn movie.

Austin Attorney and Lover of all things Texas, Stephen Grant, educates us on Smokey the Bear, the trials of chili judging, and the scant yet enthralling history of US appointed Governor to Guam, Francisco Portusach. Laugh along as Sam and Stephen, best friends since high school, relive debate camp and high school theatre glory days.

Sam meets the parents and prepares his lady for a Texas visit. A surprise guest calls in and Sam and Robin discuss racist tropes in Gone With the Wind and surprising misogyny in the Golden Girls.