This is it. The end. The finale. The last one. 34 episodes ago, Andrew, Jacob, and all of you listeners set out on a journey to tell jokes, talk about dumb things, and find meaning in the inevitable end. This episode encapsulates all that we intended to do, all that we are still learning, and all that we have yet to understand. One Semester, and the people behind it, hope that you have found a way to accept the new normals, find solace in the hardships, and appreciate the butterfly effect that this life has presented you with. Never forget that time is limited and that it exists to be cherished. Love, One Semester

We recorded a lot of cold opens during One Semester; not all of them got used... but that doesn't mean we still can't share them with you.

In the penultimate episode of this finite podcast, the co-hosts were split up and interviewed individually by renowned journalist and friend of the podcast, Owen Hewitt. Join Owen to find out the truth: Did Andrew ever feel burnout? Is it true that Jacob came up with the idea for One Semester? Was it all worth it? Tune in and listen now! (pe·nul·ti·mate [pəˈnəltəmət] - adjective - last but one in a series of things; second last. ie. "the penultimate episode of a very funny, but limited, podcast series")

Happy Holidays, listeners! In this episode, Andrew and Jacob discussed their favorite holiday traditions and movies, all while consuming their favorite holiday beverages…a LOT of their favorite holiday beverages.

Holy cr*p yo, we wrote a song. Listen to us struggle to write it for thirty minutes, and then it be magically finished. And then save the song on all streaming platforms (so that Andrew gets listening revenue). (It may take a day or two for the music to actually be available, we'll delete this sentence once we know it's up!)

While Jacob and Mister were busy, One Semester’s backup team sat down and talked about their favorite episodes of the show, if museums really do come to life, and a surprising amount of Garfield: A Tail of Two Kitties.

During discussions of dungeons and dragons, the dynamic duo decided to dramatically recall the daring story of Jacob’s deranged lies and dastardly deeds. Afterward, the two told tales of the technicalities of terrible televised humor and how SNL could try their best to tweak their political thigh-slappers.

Your hosts, along with a special guest, performed dazzling and daring feats of movie reviewing and sequel critiquing in this wondrous and mysterious episode of One Semester. Listen to us dive deep into the intricacies of the Now You See Me franchise, discovering that the closer you look…the more pros AND cons you start to notice about these films. Above all else, these three fanatics of the franchise have always held strong to the belief that what may follow in this magical trilogy is really going to amaze...

Andrew's girlfriend ******* joined the show to talk about Ridiculum, their family (that includes Jacob and Owen?), and how her dog is "big-boned".

Andrew and Jacob tackled morality…let’s see how this goes.