Friendly Interrogations

Our amazing guest this time out is Cora! Cora is another fellow theater kid, a math hater, and a lover of the ginger kind. We should have them on again soon! And nobody else ever!

This time our guest happens to be Rize, a girl with a weird obsession with ripped jeans. Does she like Big Man Japan? Does she like Dude, Where's My Car? Will we ever find out who writes these blurbs? Some omnipotent being? Listen to find out!

Colby's old pal from middle school and his Who's On First revival partner joins for this spirited episode. There will be much mirth, nostalgia for middle school, and probing questions the likes of which only Riley and Colby could dream up!

This time we have the guest Peyton! Fun times happen! More ant-ginger antics to deal with! Speaking of, what happened to Big Man Japan?

This time around we've got our very good friend Garratt! He's a horror movie lover (much like ourselves) and we had lots to talk about. In addition, this happens to be our first in person podcast. Ain't that just a thang?

Riley and Colby welcome Colby's old daycare pal David to the show. He's gotten much bigger since he was in daycare! Tune in to find out what his favorite color is - we hope it's not red. That color is too scary.

Somehow we managed to find someone else to be on our podcast. It was quite difficult, and required some amounts of bribery, but it was worth it in the end. Probably.

This time we managed to get my friend Maddie! We found out some weird stuff about Riley in this one, and tried to help him accept the truth. Question: is Big Man Japan the greatest drama ever made?

Sophia is here! Our extremely friendly guest is happy to be here, and nothing bad happens in the entire podcast! Isn't that strange?!

Guess what? This time we actually managed to hook someone else into our fame grabbing scene! Our first ever guest is Tatiana, a fun kid with annoying screaming children in the background. Maybe Riley can calm them down without screaming himself?

Our very first episode, without a guest. Instead of interrogating a guest, we try to interrogate ourselves. It's a lot less sad than it sounds. This shorter episode is something of a warm up to the real thing, and with much less insanity and yelling.