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In honor of our epic Season 2 premiere, we present a classic flashback to a hilarious moment from Episode 106 ("Fridge Pig") in which Mitch reveals a horrible (and hilarious) moment from his childhood that left him with (hilarious) emotional scars for life. Don't forget to tune in to our Season Two Premiere on August 26th, featuring special guest stars and iconic actors Keith David ( The Thing, Th...

The details of the Season Two premiere (and the iconic guests who will be joining the guys) is revealed in this early teaser trailer for the August 26th premiere episode. V.O.: Salli Saffioti ( https://www.instagram.com/sallisaffiotiactress )

The Season One finale. The guys talk about playthings, Mitch engineers some over-the-top drama, and a show that originally had no cliffhanger to speak of ends with a final discovery that changes everything going forward.

Mitch has got jet lag. Paul has got green powder. And Ben has got a fitness of things. Plus, everyone is an excellent driver. They swear.

An episode of coincidences, close calls and stalkers. Ben needs yarn. Mitch needs energy. And Paul needs it to all go back to the way it was.

Peas, carrots, celery and the trifecta of vegetables. Mitch gets spiteful and the boys suffer for it.  Plus, Starbucks gets even.

The boys listen to a variety of theme songs, all artificial in nature. Plus, Fridge Pig goes to Eurovision, and a song makes everyone question everything about everyone.

Some official apologies, some not-so-official apologies, some take backs and some give backs. Plus, a telephone call with a special guest and a cough doesn't get any blessings from Ben.

Mitch calls his mom. Ben calls for oral hygiene. Paul calls Whole Foods. There's a whole lotta callin' going on.

Mitch's microphone smells like his childhood. Ben worries about the robot dogs. And Paul would rather everything happen off-screen in this cleanest, most explicit episode ever.

Racoons, rock stars, Rush and twelve other topics all come out of the bowl in the WAWTA 1st Annual Speed Round. It'll make your head spin. In a good way.

McDoñald's has a tilde. The boys discuss soap. And in an attempt to be as timely as possible, Drake and Kendrick Lamar take center stage.

Mitch throws around the word "dumb" with reckless abandon, Ben plugs a new vanity project, and the boys collectively debate the act of being affectionate.

There's some buddy-buddying going on this week with the boys, a celestial discussion that confounds, and the unearthing of 'The Andrea Diaries' which will challenge listeners to question Ben's true past.

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Mitch gets cold. Ben wants to float. And Paul poses a question to the boys that has life-altering consequences. Plus, coffee grounds.

Club soda takes over. Ben gets Mitch a gift but clearly excludes Paul for a reason. And the most complicated social party card game ever has its coming out party.

The popcorn bowl is compromised. The future of the show's ideas hang in the balance. Everyone loses their shit.

The boys celebrate a very significant milestone in the history of the podcast. Childhood Ben takes a spontaneous trip to Manhattan. Plus, Mitch acts out.

Ben adds numbers. Mitch poses a very funny question. And Wall Street takes center stage.

Ben talks about Reggie Jackson. Mitch talks about jawbreakers. And Paul doesn't like going to bed with cough drops. Somewhere along the way, the conversation gets very sweet.

Paul tussles with marshmallow. Mitch avoids some turkey. And Ben recounts a marvel-ous moment from his past that changed his life forever.

Ben and Paul ask the ultimate question: will Mitch's losing streak continue? Plus, a pink nemesis from one of the boys' chilly pasts brings real PTSD to the surface.

Ben, Mitch and Paul all win a participation trophy for this week's episode.

A simple saying becomes a complicated mathematical conundrum for the boys.