Restaurant Fuel/I Like Seamonsters Podcast

Jeff and Tina return for their final podcast in the series. They discuss their new show, "Television Zombies," and catch listeners up on what they've been doing over the past year. It's not quite the end -- please join them at http://www.televisionzombies.com for their new weekly podcast.

Second Season Premiere: Jeff and Tina return for a new season of podcasts about life in Washington, D.C. This time, Jeff and Tina discuss the last year of their lives, childbirth and the difficulties inherent raising twins. No, this has not turned into a parenting show -- expect more episodes about music, film, television and life in general in later episodes.

Unintentional Season Finale: The original Restaurant Fuel print 'zine circa 1996, blogs versus 'zines, "bargain" house hunting in Prince Georges County Maryland, The RFSeamonsters drinking game, the latest sonogram of the twins, Jeff and Tina are completely wrong about when the next episode will be released.

Topics discussed: Air America radio, call for podcast recommendations, podcast product placement, buying a car, holidays, embarrassment about eating at McDonalds, dreams, Tina's street grandma.

Topics discussed: Tina's pregnancy, parking in D.C., D.C. Comics Conspiracy, "Elk's Run," "Alberic Heresies," suburban shopping, baby boomer narcissism, and more.

Topics discussed: Final Fantasy (Arcade Fire-related band, not the video game), a discussion of documentaries including "Gunner Palace," "Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill," "Gray Gardens," "Hell House," "Devil's Playground," "Control Room," Ronald Moore's "Battlestar Galactica" podcast, Tina's first audio journal.

Jeff and Tina discuss getting a sonogram (and not finding out the gender of the babies), riding the bus in D.C., iPods, among other things.

The first season premiere -- the episode that started it all, resulting in a profile in the Washington Post and an appearance on a southern television chain. Jeff and Tina discuss life in Adams Morgan, Washington, D.C., record and 'zine shopping and Tina's first (and last) odious encounter with falafel.