Two Weeks from Everywhere.

The Duo have clawed their way free from the frozen soil of an Ohio winter to bring you the latest news on things that happened months ago. Also, they talk about things that aren't Star Wars for a change…
 
…mostly, anyway.

Dug pitches an idea for a reality show where he demonstrates survivalist techniques. Ryan learns the hard truth about PeeWee's Playhouse, and they use the term "Woke Mind Virus" as many times as possible to hack SEO and pull listeners from the Red Pill demographic.

The Duo return for another hour of deep discussion on trade routes, theocratic regimes, ninjas, parenting. Also, Dug accidentally confesses to a raging man-crush on a certain VP candidate…

A very late, very strange May the 4th Episode wherein the Duo discuss your most pressing Star War questions. Like, is Tarkin eviler than Vader? Why is Trinity such a BAMF? And, of course, could Wolverine get a tattoo? Find all the shocking answers and more!

The Duo come to realize an incontrovertible truth: the 90s were the greatest decade for film.

The Duo get their second sponsor! They just haven't been paid yet. Also, Dug tries to save a village from an evil warlock and Ryan gives an update on a breaking news story.

St. Paddy's Day extravaganza! The Duo trek down memory lane to give you a never-before-seen glimpse into the Pub Uglies—their origins, their past, and their…future?

The Duo break format and take you on a journey back in time with a behind-the-scenes look at your favorite 80s cartoons! Hear the unknown story of Hollywood's forgotten power broker, Jerry Lawson, and how he brought your favorite characters to life.

A Super-sized episode with a super-sized guest. The Duo bring on special guest Jared to talk all things music! Find out why you shouldn't mix Cincinnati chili and whiskey, why you should always wear a helmet at a Korn concert, and why you should never stop at a truck stop in West Virginia. Also, Jared tells a tragic story about a young boy and the Deftones.

The Duo try to discuss video games, fail, and instead talk about music, why they're okay with being posers, and how Sim City explains authoritarianism.