Matthew Fazzi of Rare Futures stops by for an in-studio and chats with the guys about why music on the radio bums Adam out, being a guy that wears jewelry and staying inspired when you're no longer young and angsty.

In memory of Steve Barber we play a conversation Vance had with his father two months before he passed away.

Adam, Vance and his younger brother Kemp talk about watching pornographic material with a sibling in the room, hyper inclusive acronyms and why Vance's wedding was so pale. Featuring music by Leon Bridges, Lucius and Arthur Moon.

The guys discuss the wild inconsistencies of personal pan pizzas, why the upcoming launch of virtual reality technology will make future generations even lazier and how to be a purest without losing all of your friends.

The guys discuss the likelihood of encountering the worst person you've ever met twice, unconventional ways to clean area rugs and why the Republican party is afraid of America becoming one universally fuckable race.

The guys check in for a brief update on the studio renovation, explain why you can never trust anyone in a tool belt and Adam accidentally hires a member of Jesse Pinkman's crew to help him move a sofa.

DATFunk! stops by for a special 300th episode in-studio and chats with the guys about their collaborative process, sax shaming and the economics of being a big funky family. Later on the guys discuss the new Ear Candy headquarters, lucid dreaming and Vance's history of coming on too strong.

The guys open the show discussing Adam's brief laps of freshness and

ways to circumvent "lesbian bed death." Emanuel and the Fear stop by

for an in-studio and chat with the guys about managing expectations,

being pleasantly surprised by the people of Hull, England and their

music's influence on a young impressionable Vance.

The guys attempt to answer some love-themed questions submitted by past guests and listeners of the show. Adam hopes his mother and girlfriend don't hear it because it's gross, Vance couldn't care less. BETS stops by for an in-studio and an uncomfortable round of  Bad Date Choose Your Own Adventure.

No guest this week. The guys talk discount electronics, adolescent

rivalries and Vance pulls the plug on classroom surveillance. Featuring

music by Saun & Starr, Cavanaugh and Porches.