The gang continues their trek into the macabre, then finds a way out of the darkness and into millennial debate.
Dan almost killed a guy. The gang learns about the intricacies of a head transplant and contemplates the profitability of starting a topless cleaning service.
The gang discusses the sound logic of Scientology, the physics of flight, and the most comfy forms of execution.
The gang takes this episode to the Low Bar's Darkest corner yet, discussing Harrison Ford's plane crash, traumatic brain injury, vengeful wives, the embalming process and more. But the bar remains as low as ever.
The gang celebrates one year of life at the bottom rung, explores Joey's life as a troll and discovers new words and diseases.
The gang discusses a hypothetical new reality show, and contemplates what it takes to fall in love.
The gang gets back in the saddle for 2015 and makes a New Year's resolution to keep the podcast weekly, which they'll inevitably break. And they mark it.
The gang discusses their ideal Thanksgiving dinner guests, their dark opinions of what life really means, the love lives of serial killers, interstellar sales tax as it relates to "Star Wars: The Force Awakens," and their perfect plan for a fan podcast centering on the hit NPR podcast Serial by Sarah Koenig. Then they explain SEO to Sarah.
The gang fights their way through technical problems to deliver important commentary on the importance ( and hazards) of donating blood and Sarah's plan to get a special sponsorship from Ben Affleck.
The gang discusses Sarah's first forays into the dating world, and a new idea for revolutionizing haunted houses. And the Wichita audience continues to grow.
Matt, Dan and Sarah take you back in time to hear (a very drunken) part 3 to the most recent drinking episode. The highlight: listening to Dan fade into oblivion.
The gang shares ghost stories and gauges the likelihood that they could survive a horror movie.
The gang contemplates Sarah's remaining fertile years and has a "Jaws" moment, sharing their scars.
The gang reviews some little-known fetishes and forms their plan for stopping the Ebola outbreak in its tracks.
The gang recalls a wedding gone wrong for groomsman Matt, an epic love triangle involving some red meat, and Dan disappears into a blackout that has nothing to do with alcohol (for once).
The gang discusses superstitions in honor of the 13th episode, and ponders what it is about Florida that makes people lose their minds.
The gang gets vulnerable, sharing and debating their unpopular opinions with one another. Joey takes a swing at word association with the news headlines of the week.
The gang contemplates a sequel to "Boyhood" and reviews some depressing Tinder profiles.
The progressively dyslexic gang finally reunites, discussing such important societal and cultural pillars as Tinder and sexting.
The gang carries on without Dan for the first time, discussing the strangest clock analogy anyone has ever heard and contemplating how Hootie and the Blowfish got their name.