Young American

There'll be no trick or treating in this house, that's the devil's holiday! Now put on your best bedsheet, belt, towel and sandals, we're headed to a Harvest Festival!... Join the gang as they recount their favorite spooky season traditions.

The gang tackles some important first world problems such as survival strategies when living minimum wage, what would be on a band rider and some of the greatest photos taken, taken down and ultimately lost forever.

The gang returns, fielding a number of questions about serial killers, misconceptions and life saving songs, as well as talk about the perils of trusting the weatherman and taking gum from a stranger.

The gang picks up right where they left off last time and talk about some of the more interesting individuals they encountered in the sacred places and common spaces of a church who's reach may have exceeded its grasp.

The gang reminisces about their time in the Lord's Army as they unpack what life was like serving in the ranks of a local church with high hopes of epic proportions. 

In light of summer, the gang talks about their worst injuries and try to find the silver linings around them.

The gang talks about the conundrum of naming other human beings and humans being in the wrong place at the wrong time.

The gang returns to introduce a segment called "Stuff Dad Did" and talk about finding themselves in places they shouldn't be in.

The gang is complete! Twin brothers, Chris and Britt are joined by Jon, Nathan and Andrew to talk about their Mom's for Mother's Day, along with some awkward gift giving moments.

In the spirit of the very first episode, Chris and Britt invite Jon and Nathan to talk about their worst first experiences.

So what exactly is Young American?