Rooster and Stoney dive back into the topic of Tennessee history with a look at the creation of Oak Ridge, Tennessee, the Manhattan Project, the effects of mercury pollution, and an oddly confusing tangent on construction.

Rooster and Stoney complain about sweating for a bit before diving into a lengthy discussion on Spongebob Squarepants, where the show ranks among other Nicktoons, and the parallels that the show has with mental illness, including dissecting a fan theory on how each character in the show represents a different disorder.

Rooster and Stoney dive into the history of the small Pennsylvania town that has been burning underground slowly for decades now. This is Phone It In on Centralia!

Rooster and Stoney dive into the wide array of cults that exist in the world, how they operate, and how they recruit new members on the latest episode of Phone It In.

Rooster and Stoney bullshit about their feelings on Black Friday, and Rooster gives us a brief lesson on the early beginnings of the big retail day.

Rooster and Stoney dive into the timeline of the Thanksgiving menu, talking turkey, venison, mince meat, creamed onions, and everything in between.

Rooster and Stoney swap some real-life spooky stories from the Reddit world in honor of Spooky Season!

Rooster walks Stoney through the tale of the Kelly–Hopkinsville Encounter as they dive into one of the more bizarre extraterrestrial sightings you'll hear about. It's Spooky Season, and we're talkin' goblins in Kentucky!

Stoney and Rooster completely bastardize the history of one of Tennessee's greatest vacation towns settled in the Smoky Mountains, Gatlinburg.

On this uplifting episode of Phone It In, Rooster and Stoney dive into some of the deaths that have taken place at Disney theme parks in an effort to maybe deter people from going to theme parks during A GLOBAL PANDEMIC.