Mazel Tov! It's a new year! If you wanted to hear the Fellas talk about old Facebook, TV shows with staying power, and which bands hung it up on a high note (pun extremely intended), then you should play the lottery because we do all of that. Seriously, who's your source?

Sacre bleu! Doug's got a dark secret, Kevin's starting Sad Boy Autumn early, and Alan has lineage of a sea-faring people. Are a handful of country artists carrying the flag for the Punk way of life? Further, what in the world is Ye up to now? You know where you get your good love, babies. Get in there.

The gauntlet is thrown! The Fellas run down their acceptable replacements should one or both of them drop dead. Southern accents? Explored. Also, we're talking local legends, whales, and an issued challenge. As per usual, the episode starts off well enough, and then devolves into absolute degeneracy.

In this very cozy episode, The Fellas, at least one of them, decides to NOT cancel a celebrity for being dumb. They discuss Jeep accoutrements, and the most stunningly stupid "what if" in recent memory. Against all odds, this is a Big Greg Kinnear episode.

Saturday night's alright for fighting! The Fellas talk about their past weekend and honestly, that's most of the episode. They also do some light complaining, but we're 41 episodes deep, don't act like you didn't know that was going to happen. Come for the Hulkster impressions, stay for the Macho Man impressions.

Doug's feeling saucy and Kevin has some things to get off his chest. This is a high energy one, so buckle up, Babies.

The Fellas explore their dark pasts in academia, as well as their thoughts on Masterclass. There might even be a fun easter egg at the end. Listen til the end. Or don't. I'm just a summary, not the law.

First they're sour, then they're sweet! The Fellas drop some harsh truths before settling down to discuss their major influences. Get you some friends with this kind of range.

The Fellas work through yet another new studio setup, while discussing the fall of modern civilization through, you guessed it, movies, social media, and weird encounters at the track.

Quoth the Alan: "A lot of giggles, weird noises, and a transformer explosion."