This week we talk with our friend and two time contest winner Natasha Rose. We talk about rational and irrational fears. Happy Halloween!

We sincerly love most of you. 

On this weeks episode we talk with our friend Dan Rutten about the classic Universal monsters and beyond. It's all about our introductions to the horror genre and our continued love. 

Below is the link to Dan's curated playlist:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/580l6589jhnLydDgjpYGMi?si=V8hgLKbjTHe7Pgm0n0H8SQ

This week Danny and Joey read questionnaire answers from listeners, cast our horror movie squad, and talk about what horror movies we've watched this month so far. Then we get down to business with the prize winners of this years drawing. Good luck!

This week we talk about Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer, Let's Scare Jessica to Death, and Cemetery Man with our "High-Brow Asshole" friend Alex Klump

We kick off our spookiest month of the year with our returning friend Jenette Donovan. This week we discuss urban legends, myths and monsters. 

On this weeks episode we talk to our friend Scott Lacelles. The second episode in a row where we talk to a Palo Cedro local. We talk about the many stories about Scott and Danny's long friendship and much much more. 

On this weeks episode we talk with our friend Tori Hughes about growing up in Palo Cedro CA, movies, nakedness and being bad at talking to the opposite sex.   

Your boys are back after a month long break and it's our 50th EPISODE! On this weeks episode we talk with our friend Greg Bennick about baseball, movies, advanced versions of hide and seek and most importantly EXPLODING CLAMS! 

Back in 2014 while gathering information for an unreleased book, Matt Worthey and Sam Becker sat down with northwest hardcore legend Ron Guardipee and had a conversation about the growth of his 1987 band Brotherhood and the roots of the hardcore scene in the northwest. The following interview goes in-depth into influential bands, venues, individuals and shows that help shape the future of the scene and Brotherhood as a band. From the 'Teen Dance Ordinance' to the riots taking over shows, Ron vividly shares his stories and memories giving us an inside take on what once was Northwest Hardcore.

R.I.P. Ron Guardipee  

This week we talk with our friends Evan Somerhiser and Benn Silima about summer... Kinda.