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In this very special episode, Dustin gets drunk and rambles about Christmas music for a while in the middle of the summer, and Ky could not care less. It's just a whole lot of festive fun.

In this episode, Dustin & Ky attempt to add a little structure to their podcast and discuss the latest Nine Inch Nails release, then Dustin just derails the conversation with an extended reappraisal of musician/filmmaker Glenn Danzig's various artistic endeavors. Mostly he tries to explain to Ky just how fascinatingly incompetent "Verotika" truly is.

In this meandering episode, Dustin writes a letter and shakes uncontrollably for a moment, which triggers an extended conversation about some old movies that he and Ky watched in the long, long ago, including "Where The Heart Is", "Cat's Eye", "The Straight Story" and the movie that Ky made up in his head that somehow combines the plots of both "Where The Heart Is" and "The Straight Story". It's a whole mess of fun!

In this episode, Dustin basically bores Ky half to death while extolling the virtues of two bizarre Japanese television programs written by Yoshihiro Taguchi about average dudes who love eating stuff.

In this episode, Dustin & Ky talk about how they spent one long, bizarre evening hanging out in a porn shop in their younger days, Dustin's medical woes, then Dustin recommends Ky watch the brilliant "Toast Of London" on Netflix.

In this episode, Dustin & Ky discuss people ignoring the very real danger of the virus, the stupid, corrupt muppet in the White House, and growing up with a batty old grandma who lived behind a porn shop and worked the local craft show circuit for over thirty years.

In this very special episode, Dustin & Ky briefly get political when they endorse Joe Biden for president, then they just kinda ramble for a little while about nothing in particular until a mention of James Taylor sparks a serious discussion about the terrible things some celebrities have done, and whether or not it's always possible to separate the art from the artist.

In this exciting episode, the boys discuss how the quarantine hasn't really changed Dustin's day to day life all that much, the prophetic premise of the recently-canceled series "Counterpart", the scientific inaccuracies of director Carl Reiner's "The Man With Two Brains", and then they wax nostalgic about their one-time feud with a local weather man.

In this episode, Dustin and Ky discuss how watching "Requiem For A Dream" scarred them both for life, then basically just spend the rest of their time talking about other movies, including Darren Aranofsky's "Noah", David Lynch's "Dune", Alejandro Jodorowski's "Dune", and Denis Villeneuve's "Dune", then they close their conversation with a depressing dose of reality due to the current pandemic.

In this episode, Dustin & Ky discuss Ky's family tree, the movies "Clue" and "The Fanatic", terrible reality TV shoes about vapid people trying on a bunch of wedding wedding dresses, and growing up. And outside, the pandemic rages on...