On the final episode before the guys take a hiatus, Steve and Shawn enter a Wikipedia Wormhole that starts with Cutter Dykstra. Who is Cutter Dykstra? Hit play and find out!

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Last Episode?? (Ep. 103)

Steve has a billion-dollar idea involving William Shatner.

Captain's Blog (Ep. 102)

After 100 episodes of podcasting under the influence of alcohol, the guys try recording a podcast episode sober. Hilarious hijinks ensue!

Red Gatorade (Ep. 101)

The guys celebrate their 100th episode by going long. Twice as long, in fact. Topics include billion-dollar ideas, not-so-superpowers, and what's up with this guy. Oh, and there might even be TWO beer breaks. You'll just have to listen to find out...

12 Pack (Ep. 100)

On the pilot episode of their new Wikipedia Wormhole series, the guys use Wikipedia to learn about the making of the video for Bruce Springsteen's "Dancing in the Dark" -- and much, much more. 

Wikipedia Wormhole: Bruce Springsteen's "Dancing in the Dark" (Ep. 99)

The guys are joined by Dr. Jean Alerte, who holds about a million titles including author, podcaster, entrepreneur, distiller of wisdom and former comedy producer. On this episode you’ll learn how to: make more money, gain more confidence, have bars, be less stressed, produce a comedy show (with Kevin Hart!) and get better every day. Among other things. 

How to Be More Confident, Less Stressed, Richer and Happier with Dr. Jean Alerte (Ep. 98)

In honor of Holmes & Watson coming out this very Christmas morn, the guys Kick & Scream their way through the Carnage that is America's favorite movie knowledge challenge. Happy holidays? No sh*t.

Tagline Trivia: Will Ferrell vs. John C. Reilly (Ep. 97)

Shawn has a billion-dollar pet feeding idea. Steve has a billion-dollar scented candle idea. So enjoy listening to this episode while we dive, Scrooge McDuck style, into mad ducats yo.

Stacy’s Cheerleading Bag (Ep. 96)

Steve wants to start a cult. Shawn takes issue with a character from “Better Call Saul.” Also receiving votes: The best family-friendly curse words, Rocky's underrated apartment, a confusingly advertised business and The Real Reason We Don’t Hear About Jamie Foxx Anymore. Music: "Business In The Front & Party In The Back" by Bobby Joyner & The Sundowners

Planet of the Crepes (Ep. 95)

The guys catch up with their old college pal Seth Wickersham, whom you know from his NFL stories for ESPN The Magazine and his unforgettable star turn in the film "Draft Day." Topics include Patrick Mahomes' ketchup obsession, hanging with Denis Leary, Mizzou memories, LA lessons, phone-answering tips and Pudge Heffelfinger. Because who could forget Pudge Heffelfinger? Music credits: "Business In The Front & Party In The Back" by Bobby Joyner & The Sundowners and "Glory Days" by Bruce Springsteen

ESPN's Seth Wickersham on Patrick Mahomes, Draft Day and the Best Way to Answer the Phone (Ep. 94)

The guys recount the incredible true story of Barry Minkow, a California teen who parlayed his charisma, ambition and reckless disregard for the law into a 200-million-dollar carpet-cleaning empire in the 1980s. Music: Cover of Barrett Strong's "Money (That's What I Want)" by The Flying Lizards

American Douchebag: Barry Minkow (Ep. 93)

In honor of Creed II, the guys quiz each other on films from this pair of Hollywood heavyweights—and discover the tagline for Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot is even better than they could have dreamed. Music credits: Future's "Last Breath," featured in Creed; Survivor's "Eye of the Tiger," featured in Rocky III.

Tagline Trivia: Sylvester Stallone vs. Michael B. Jordan (Ep. 92)

On this sports-laden episode, the guys discuss the Golden State Warriors, Uncle Drew, Field of Dreams, Lew Alcindor, OJ Simpson and the WWE. In the process, they stumble onto a new life philosophy.

Be Rong (Ep. 91)

The guys quiz each other on movie taglines from these two talented gents whom you know from movies like THE NOTEBOOK and SUPERBAD. And yes, you totally saw THE NOTEBOOK. And you liked it. And you think about it a lot. Especially that rain scene.  Music credits: Wu-Tang Clan's "Tearz" with sample from Wendy Rene's "After Laughter (Comes Tears)," featured in Hill's MID90s; Justin Hurwitz's "Crater," featured in Gosling's FIRST MAN. 

Tagline Trivia: Ryan Gosling vs. Jonah Hill (Ep. 90)

The guys discuss racism, old age, suicide, affluenza, heroin and death by selfie. But in, like, a really fun way.

Pink Lives Matter (Ep. 89)

Welcome to Six Pack, where journalists/screenwriters/dudes Shawn Donnelly and Steve Mazzucchi discuss six fascinating topics while drinking a six pack of beer. It might get weird. Or at least drunk.