The guys have a real hard time staying on topic in this one, even by their standards. There's a little bit of everything in this one (or nothing). The guys discuss a heinous crime committed by someone they used to know... wit...
The session should be titled "low hanging fruit". The guys dig deep into their sophomoric side with plenty of jokes and shenanigans while occasionally coming up for air with a serious conversation here and there. Early in the...
We've got another serious conversation, an incredibly traumatic experience, told the only way the guys know how; with humor. Ryan, again, attempts to fix the human race while Tiler tells the story about the (first) time he ca...
Do you think anyone should go by the name Richard Ramirez, even if their actual name is Richard Ramirez? Ryan tries to discuss the meaning of life, while Tiler does his best to keep the show on brand. Your fears are validated...
Real question; Should every movie theatre include a bottomless pit to throw talkers into? Because I'm all for it. In an attempt to discuss a lighter subject this week, as the last couple were real downers, this mini-sesh is a...
The guys reminisce about how difficult it was to obtain porn back in the day, they even long for it. Ryan breaks out some old show sounds, while Tiler discusses his struggle with imposter syndrome. Another Good, Bad, and the ...
After last week's mini-sesh, not wanting to be out-shined, Tiler talks about one of his own run-ins with a domestic disturbance dispute. Hell, this session itself is ostensibly a domestic disturbance incident, acted out throu...
This one starts off a bit more "intimate", with a conversation that needs to be had (I guess). How do you react to your depression? I guess this show now just assumes everyone has it. The guys get into the best characters of ...
Accidental violence and (not so) repressed rage. Ryan causes lasting bodily harm as Tiler fears for everyone's safety. Once again, the guys talk about a more chaotic time in their lives during a pretty gross pregame and what ...
From this intern to you, if you listen to just the initial conversation and decide to skip this one (or the show entirely), I won't blame you. Tiler wants to remind you to drink plenty of water, and Ryan claims that being in ...
For this one, the guys get serious (relatively). Tales of traumatic events, done through the prism of objectivity. Ryan does a good job (too good?) of explaining what the show is all about and Tiler discusses his struggles w...
This session is... weird, even by their standards. There's a little bit of everything in this one. You've got some positive racism, real live superheroes, remembrance of anthrax in the mail, the breakdown of what it means to...
Mama Menendez stops by to talk about the time (one of the many, at least) disaster struck while on vacation with the family. The guys play a "fun" game with her and make her uncomfortable at every turn, even if she doesn't al...
The guys continue their battle against getting lost on tangents, and it's not going well. Is there such thing as too much honesty? Is self-discovery the quickest way to death? Is anyone using the word "schlong" in the bedroom...
Tiler is currently in a battle for his sanity against an invisible opponent, while Ryan gives you yet another reason to laugh at his mistakes while doing his best to ensure others don't follow in his footsteps. Seriously, thi...
Question of the week; are you immediately intimidated by someone wearing an ankle bracelet? Ryan actually apologizes and eats his words (kinda). Tiler is back from his cult retreat and shares his kooky stories with the world....
"Diddle Me This" I know they say to never meet your hero but this one worked out in its own way. Unrelated, does Kanye West look like he's having a good time? The guys discuss why people are so obsessed with celebrities/royal...
Are people who sage just trying to cover the smell of dirty hippie. Have you ever put hot sauce in a condom? A weird fetish or brilliant way to cover your tracks? You decide. And for the 104th episode in a row, the guys talk ...
The theme of this one is definitely "schadenfreude". The guys discuss the best way to construct a s'more, and people's seeming inability to remember that people can see them when they're in their car. Ryan argues that bartend...
This episode was close to being called "Cooch Smooch" and I feel like that's everything you need to know about this one going in. The guys do some soul searching and attempt to discover the reason behind their need to toe the...
This one is a bit on the sincere side. The guys discuss what has led them to this point in their lives and the changes they're trying to make. Tiler makes the argument (for some reason) that he is Richard Ramirez and Ryan is ...
The guys theorize why certain cultures behave in their own respective ways (and they do it without being offensive, somehow). Ryan continues his quest to be taken seriously, while not doing himself any favors whatsoever. Tile...
The guys explore the line between standing up for yourself and being selfish. Also, they try to get to the bottom of whether people can change or not. Ryan goes into depth, again, about his cheating ways in the past, hoping h...
This entire episode is a mish-mash of weird. Ryan plays another round of "Can I Say This?" (spoiler: no, he can't). Tiler introduces you to the 3-step process of starting your own podcast with another Be Like Me (all the advi...