The guys try an experiment to help the listening audience distinguish the difference between the two of them. While this is going on…Dub delivers Fun Facts! Matt submits a TFBOTG segment, this time featuring Jeb Corliss and his flying squirrel suit. Dub takes us to school with an explanation for the origin of the term smart-aleck. And it is smart. Very smart indeed. A brief interlude has Dub and Matt examining the long and short of getting paid to lose weight. Jumping back, Dub tells the tale of Alec Hoag and the genius behind the Panel Game. Comparing and contrasting healthcare in Britain, Matt and Dub read (lightly) an article about the inequality of maternity leave for certain women in the UK. Rap Trivia!

Matt and Dub get back to their humble roots, and make good on missing last week’s episode by making fun of almost every nationality and sexual orientation you can imagine. Word of the day gets the script flipped and leads to some real talk about Dick Clark’s life, death, and the scandal he skated away from.They then turn their attention to Jerry Sadowitz, an asshole comic who got punched in the face, just for doing his god damn job. Was it funny? Yes. Did he deserve it? You be the judge.More courtroom hilarity as they discuss the Ghost of Greenbrier County, West Virginia – In which a man was convicted of murder and hung based on the testimony of a ghost. Want to talk about the wildest night you’ve ever had in Tennessee? It’s fucking tame bro, you need to listen to this shit.

Dub and Matt introduce a new co-host to the show, in the form of a piano stress test. Many questions are asked, few answers delivered. Finally, The Civil War Balls on that Guy feat. Dom Brown and the Rebeltones. They state and then overstate the obvious tragedy that was 90’s Mom FUP Pants. Mix that together with a Scenarios of a Good Life segment feat. The Stingray Man-Trap. Bitches be crazy in the 12.Stress Piano chimes in, and while insightful, gets shut down fairly quickly. Word of the Day and some movie Fun Facts, round out what will come to be known as the laziest episode they’ve ever done.

Matt and Dub start the show off with a tale of Dub getting much too drunk and paying the god damn price for it. This topic is soon eclipsed by a story about a human baby being raffled off at the 1909 Seattle World’s Fair. This is soon followed up by a popular topic of theirs; Fun Facts about Blue Whales, New Born Edition. They then lightly touch on the responses from females on the topic of bragging about the size of their vaginas, then a Common Misconception about the Tryptophan in turkey. The Fucking Balls on that Guy: Artist Edition, some Stories from a Good Life, Word of the Day, and Rap Trivia Winners.

Matt and Dub start the show off with a new segment Scenarios of a Good Life, where they talk about the concept of a virtual reality life change and a hypothetical brother of ours, Shawn Campbell. This leads directly into some local MT news about the Motorcycle Bandit who finally got biggity busted.They seemlessly integrate Rap Trivia along with their newest podcast host, the floor tom. A quick discussion about the disgusting custom that is Chinese Virgin Eggs.In true form they finish strong with Word of the Day, and some Fun Facts.

Matt and Dub get into some fun facts about St. Patty’s Day before talking about Scott Schwartz, the kid who stuck his tounge to the pole in A Christmas Story, and what his later career looked like. Relatives known and unknown of the greatest dictator/biggest piece of shit of all time, Hitler.They dive deep into Glenn Beck, the early years, aka the dark years.

Dub and Matt are up to their old tricks again with a CMFE about Woody Harrelson’s father, Charles Harrelson. They lay down a little Word of the Day before jumping back into a CMFE/TFBOTG crossover segment. They then go segment crazy with a new segment called Tales from a Good Life.Fun facts about Wu-Tang, Maybelline makeup, Xerox and the invention of the mouse, and Dub gets on some bullshit about Cows and magnetic north.A tragic death in North Carolina, and The Boston Mollasses Disaster of 1919.

Dub and Matt start the fourth season out right, with the answers to last episode’s Rap Trivia… or do they? The conversation quickly turns to the long forgotten alienation of affection laws of America’s yesteryear.The great Hartford Circus fire of 1944! You won’t believe the negligence! After a quick country cool-down, they speak briefly about the upcoming scientific advancement of man-made meat; the stem cell burger.Dub shares his love of the internet and it’s many colorful comments, until they segway directly into old man comfortability in the bathroom and whether or not females let the subject hang as free as dudes do.They end with Common Misconceptions for the week, First 48 style.

SPECIAL MID-WEEK OP-ED: WHAT HAPPENED TO THE REPUBLICANS?

WHGL’s Denver correspondent, Aaron D., compares and contrasts Republicans then and now. Along the way, he logically dissects the embarrassingly inane ramblings of one unfortunately-named GOP front-runner.

CMFE! Dub and Matt begin discussing the pros and cons of the death penalty after Dub reads excerps from a website hosting the last statements made by death-row inmates in Texas. Also, the convenience of finding God only after going to prison. This leads to a discussion about Richard Dawkins and his plan to document the last hour of his life on video. Matt reads an article concerning the Germans borrowing and using English words. You’re not even never ever gonna believe which one they voted as they’re favorite. It’s wild. There’s a shitstorm of shit-talking. They move on to talk about the gift and the curse of genetically modified food, specifically the grapple. It’s a grape-apple. They travel down a slippery slope when they argue for and then against and then for genetically altered livestock and poultry. Morals be damned. This discussion gets delicious! Dub and Matt then discuss misleading movie title origins. TFBOTG, featuring A.J. Ayers and Mike Tyson.Word of the Day!Trivia!