After a two and a half year hiatus from the show, Brandon and Todd are back at it and catching the Stonedhenge Warriors around the world up to their recent happenings and, as usual, they act a fool.

After a long break from Episode 26, the guys are back, recharged, and ready to celebrate the 1st Birthday of the Stonedhenge Show!  Many thanks are in order as the guys get back in the saddle and serve up plenty of stupidity for the Stonedhenge Warriors!

The guys have their good friend and one of Brandon's musical inspirations, Jimmy Street on for a healthy chat.  Jimmy ran the local music store in Brandon's hometown and was also one of the first cool dudes that Brandon ever met that was in an actual band.  Lots of memories were aired out on this episode!  Jimmy is now in the business of professional wrestling, so, yeah, that was an INSANE topic to discuss!

The guys have their friend and very talented rapper, Tony Price on the show.  This episode got really weird, really quickly.  The guys debut a new song from BOTH Tony and PWRS!  A freestyle battle caps off the enormous amount of craziness!

Todd and Brandon have Jeff Jenkins, singer for the very influential and indie underground favorite, Codeseven.  The guys have a lot of history with Jeff but they had no idea just how weird things were about to get when they sat down to talk with the legendary Mr. Jenkins.  This one is a must listen!

Todd and Brandon have Ray Felts, the original drummer of Far-Less on for a chat where they cover topics ranging from really old Far-Less stories to modifying the thrill rides at Universal Studios.

Todd has recently started to do some parody music and character acting work for the very successful pop radio station in Greensboro, NC, 107.5 WKZL.  It seemed natural for the guys to have the producer of the Jared and Katie in the Morning show on to have a chat.  Whitney Thore is a seriously funny woman and you can hear them talk with her about everything from interviewing Screetch to Brandon entering Michael Jackson dancing competitions on this episode!

The show turns 21 episodes old and it can now legally have a drink.  The guys have a celebratory chat about Stonedhenge Warrior appreciation, beaches covered in Doritos, the new Daft Punk record, and Chester from Linkin Park joining Stone Temple Pilots.

Todd and Brandon have their long time friend, Joe Ferguson on for a trip down musical memory lane.  Joe started a rock club in Greensboro, NC in the early 2000's called Ace's Basement.  Ace's went on to host countless shows featuring numerous indie rock acts from across the country and even overseas.  So much of the history of the North Carolina music scene passed through Ace's Basement during this period.  All of the music featured in this episode is taken directly from live performance videos that were shot within the club.

The guys are BACK and FUNNIER THAN EVER!!!!  After taking a month or so to deal with their lives, Todd and Brandon are back with a collection of amazing stories.  They also reunite at Todd's place after recording together for their new project, Powers.