Rob and Terry discuss Lake Huron, gas prices, Sha'Carri Richardson, and do a Retro Review on the Dinner Party episode of the Office. Bonus content: Rob and Terry discuss the latest Marvel release, Black Widow

Rob and Terry discuss baseball's new substance monitoring, Cubs/Cards, the growing rivalry between the Bears and the mayor of Chicago, Billie Eilish's apology, and do a Retro Review of the 1989 comedy: See No Evil, Hear No Evil.

Rob and Terry discuss the return of WWE's Eva Marie, Cubs and Cards, vaccination passports, Aaron Rodgers, and do a Retro Review of the baseball comedy classic: Major League

Rob and Terry discuss LeBron's early playoff exit, Aaron Rodgers' tool status, museum trips, and international fame. Plus, this week we do a Retro Review of the 1987 classic: Predator. The guys also give their Mt. Rushmore for both Testosterone and Estrogen movies.

Rob and Terry discuss Covid-19 origins and misinformation, the 1st place dwelling Cubs, the softness of LeBron James, and rappers turned actors. They also dive into a Retro Review of the 90's Sitcom classic: Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.

Rob and Terry discuss Cubs/Cards series, LeBron James, rants and raves, and welcome 1st time guest Alex Berry to do a Retro Review of the landmark Metallica album: Master of Puppets

Rob and Terry discuss PETA, baseball's unwritten rules, coming-of-age celebrity crushes and do a Retro Review of the Bruce Willis classic: Die Hard

Rob and Terry crash into the pranks and painful stunts of the Jackass crew from MTV's hilarious and extreme phenomenon. Be warned: We keep it clean, but the discussions include reviews of scenes that are probably not exactly kid friendly.

Rob and Terry break down the Home Run Race of 1998 between Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa for this week's Retro Review. They also discuss cooking with a smoker, Cubs and Cards slow starts, Illinois weather, and the Elite Eight of the Most Dominant Male Athlete bracket.

Rob and Terry invite a guest expert, Bob Martin, to discuss the classic Beatles album, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, culminating in the first ever "Mount Rushmore Draft" for their favorite all-time Beatles songs. They also talk some baseball, and break down WrestleMania 37.