Luke and Rob return from hibernation with an all new Music-centric episode.  The guys review New and old albums from the summer.  Albums we discuss include In the court of the Crimson king, de mysteriis dom sathanas, Humanz, Witness, and Awaken My Love!  There was a lot on the cutting room floor in this one...

Season 3 has arrived!  Luke and Rob fill in you in on their boring lives and then hit you with more boring segments.  This months segments:  Robs Sports, Traveling Rob, Luke's Untitled Segment, and Reviews!   Prepare your ears with Gauze because the onslaught begins a new.

Luke and Rob have their normal Podcast hijacked by the man for whom the bell tolls.  And are forced to listen and talk about METALLICA.  Though they are driven insane, they were still able to get this podcast on the books.   Please don't sue us, Lars.  We didn't make any money from this recording.

Luke and Rob pick up right where they left off, reviewing movies you've all seen a year ago.  Hang around until minute 58 for a new Rob's Prob, it's a good one.

Luke and Rob Return to talk all things movies from the last 6 months.  Also, Luke performs menial tasks in the background of this episode.  It's an odd performance choice.

Luke and Rob return from the Parallel Universe and pick up where they left off... at Dessert!

Luke Returns and all is restored on the set of Drinks and thinks.  The boys get into deep discussions on Family Force 5, Survivor, and Inappropriate Poetry.  But all does not end well for the boys this month...

Luke leaves Rob mid podcast. Luckily Pizza Delivery Guy Dan arrives an offers his assistance. Join Rob and Dan as they find themselves on a long dark road which takes them through a schmovie, a Rob's Sports, a new Dan special segment, a review of Frisky Dingo, and of course Pickles.   Oh no. We were supposed to get pickles.

Luke and Rob are back in form for this months episode.  The guys roll a schmovie and go through a series of "quick" reviews.  The episode wraps up with feature reviews of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2014) and Hard Ticket To Hawaii.  Also, Luke finally exposes his Full Hipster Final Form in a rant you have to hear to believe.

Oh Hai Listener.  We hope you's enjoy this revue's of "The Room" directed by, written by, and starring Tommy Wiseau.  Oh, Hai Doggy.  Goodbye.