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The show starts as a mixed bag. Cody claims to have nothing to talk about and Brian is walking on air. Cody in fact does have something to say and lays out some big carpentry plans. Brian has an issue with the Secretary of State office and his ma getting a new Driver's License. Cody hates a popular website and capitalism. Do recent Graduates like gift cards? Brian saw a friend get tossed out of a party. Brian recommends a new TV show.

The guys are very groggy when the episode begins. Brian fell asleep after dinner and Cody has run himself ragged over the weekend. Despite their fatigue, the guys soldier on and talk about Father's Day, the wedding that exhausted Cody, Juneteenth, why Cody's ears are being damaged and the surprise suspect and rasslin', which prompted unexpected comments from their old friend Craig. The guys also touched on LGBTQ+ Pride and Garth Brooks. Brian set his sights on religious groups and the people who follow them based on a couple of documentaries he wathced. After a listener request, Brian shares details about his last day of school.

Cody starts the show teasing all the things he is bringing to the table and starts by paying tribute to a fallen author. Brian is a little low energy at first but has a fire lit under him quickly as the conversation turns to the current state of the nation and a former president's indictment. Cody wants to talk about UFOs. Brian is skeptical of a business's advocacy and Cody reminds people about the reality of corporate America and is introduced to "sportswashing". Cody burns down his professional reputation and Brian is lured into a fast food chain's hype.

Right out of the Blocks, Brian confuses Cody. Then Cody blames Brian for his medical condition an which may have had something to do with weed and getting high on Brian's supply. Brian had a battle between economics and gastronomic needs which lead to Cody sharing a horrible dining experience. Cody went to his 20th Reunion. The guys (and listeners) discuss the benefits of reunions and why Cody probably loves them. Brian went to Beer Under Glass without Cody, but came back with some recommendations for Cody.

The guys are back and Cody has a new plan for his toddler son which surprises Brian. Brian had to curb his rage during a wildly irratic funeral procession. Cody explains book clubs to Brian who really is only concerned with a beer event.

What happened last week? Brian explains. Brian and Cody lash out at insurance agencies. Cody is wracked with guilt and unable to relax. Brian's daughter had a car mishap and Brian is sure his road rage will be the cause of his demise. Cody prepped for a show that didn't happen. A king was crowned. Cody is experimenting with A.I.

Cody had "current events fever" to start the show, asking, nay demanding to talk about Tucker Carlson, Don Lemon, Fox News and Aaron Rogers-Farve. After Brian overcame his shock the conversation was off and running and as always off the rails. After covering "all the news that's fit to mock" the guys talked about Roger's latest endeavors, said hi to a radio friend who commented, talked about a road trip and the inability to read a map. Brian is celebrating two milestones and has been thrust into the roll of caregiver.

Cody had a wonderful "date night". Did it include the previously discussed "gentleman's club". Brian has harsh words for Mother nature. Cody's son paid Brian a visit. Cody want to be a hero to all opiod abusers. He might not understand how that works. Brian reviews "Jagged Little Pill".

Cody proclaims he has nothing to talk about and Brian had a boring week, but what do you know, Cody brings up having a "female friend " who has never been to a strip joint and the guys are of to the races. Brian has some "expertise" to share on the subject. The guys get a bit emabarrased when it is discovered that someone very close to Cody has been monitoring the discussion. Brian went to the theater and loved the play but as always had some trouble with the audience. Cody teased a possible topic for the next show.

After a quick hello, Brian and Cody welcome their friend John Carruthers to the show. John is the founder of Crust Fund Pizza, a project that allows him to make delicious pizza and help local charities. John was on a recent episode of "Chopped" on the Food Network. The guys get all the behind the scenes scoop. Cody has a PSA and Brian is having toilet problems. The guys get a little nerd-tastic talking about Star Wars.

Brian is out of sorts due to a technical issue threatens to cancel the episode. Cody gives a quick Mexico/baby passport update then turns his attention to the desert. Cody went to a bachelor party and got his 'big money abller" on! Brian endured prolonged questioning about pajama day and ate lunch with children. Brian ends the show telling everyone why he was called "a piece of garbage" and touches on two example of the country going to hell.

Brian is alone and starts the show only to realize after a minute that his mic is off. Rookie move or broadcasting fatigue? Cody joins the show along with his infant daughter who is making it abundantly clear that she hates podcasting and might resent her father making her personal life public. Brian went to the airport to get his mom. Cody invented something. An airline is in Cody's crosshairs.

Both Brian and Cody divulge that they're under the weather. Cody's infant daughter makes another appearance and seems to not be a fan of her dad. Cody talks about Chididerod and his team's success. Brian is worried that he doesn't have much to share after a boring week. Cody drops a theater review.

Cody starts the episode with a plug for his involvement in the Chiditerod. Cody's infant daughter makes another appearance, which causes Brian some concern. Brian survived another Mardi Gras and shares stories about the good, the bad and the unbelievable things he caught. 

The episode kicks off with Cody in a difficult position with his daughter. Brian muses about Cody's marital stsus and recpounts his visit with Cody's children. Cody has a bee in his bonnet about news coverage of a potentially catastrophic event. Bria tries to talk Cody off the ledge, but they disagree on some important issues. Brian is leaving town and travelling to his happy place. Cody took a turn behind the bar and has an event on the horizon.

The show starts off with Cody a little down, which leads Brian to be uncharacteristically supportive and caring. Brian was busy hobnobbing and had a moral dilemma. The guys debate driving people to the airport. Brian was both artsy and crafty. Cody went to a club and realized he's old. 

This week's episode starts off hot and goes wild from there. Craig Collins joins the guys and the "three headed monster" is unleashed. Cody is looking for a job and Brian & Craig have some top notch advise. The the conversation careens wildly hitting on Mensa, Craig getting "stuffed" by a teen, strip clubs, the proper way to cut a pizza and more This episode is wild!

The guys come out of the gate hot! Brian tries to calm the mood with a story about him mingling with royalty. Then the gloves come off and both guys air their beefs with the public. Brian shares a disturbing dream that involved Cody's son. Cody revisits his time with porn stars and reviews a vintage film. Brian shares an exciting announcement and a brush with death.

The new year and new season kick off with the return of Cody. Brian Thanks Craig and hopes he'll return too. Cody kick things off by telling Brian about the birth of his new daughter. The guys talk about the holidays and we learn that Cody's son wants nothing to do with stringed instruments. This comes as no surprise to Brian. Brian took a road trip to Texas for the Cotton Bowl and made a few stops during the journey. Cody cast his gaze on some adult entertainers.  ***Warning***Brian may have let an expiative slip during this episode. OOPS!

Craig and Brian are back together for the final episode of the season. The guys (Brian) have some questions about the Festival of Lights". The guys cover all things Christmas. Craig is travelling for Christmas, but will he bring treats for all? The guys try to decide which stereotypical movie moment they'd like to live IRL. Brian crossed the Cheddar Curtain. Craig celebrates a joyful sports moment and advises Brian that bulletproof skin might be on the horizon. Talking about road rage leads to a wild scenario featuring Craig's wife and the new show catchphrase.