Matt and Dub read some fan email. They talk about the Halitosis bomb, America's gay agenda and Willem Dafoe's unfilmable bathing suit area. They Analyze Dub's dreams. Matt reviews Ed Asner's "FDR". Fun Facts!

Dub and Matt talk about the theory of "The Big Brother Effect". Ska and Punk in Helena, circa 1997. Voting Tea Party, 2012. The repeal of Don't Ask, Don't Tell. Hemingway's hot new shoe line. Fun facts!

Matt and Dub begin with a discussion about Tupac and Biggie, which leads to a story about Christopher Hitchens trolling a feminist. Jason Everman and fun facts about Benvenudo Cellini. A discussion about Earth-like planets.

EPISODE 7: 1882, THE YEAR MEN WERE MEN - Matt and Dub cover "fun" facts about Labor Day, the origins of Chicken and Waffles and nonsense about sports. Plus a conversation about Mark and Donnie Wahlberg opening a restaurant, John Singleton and Ice Cube

Matt and Dub open up about their problems with spiders. A blow-by-blow on what happens when you pit a bubble bee against a moth under a pint glass. Hear about over-paid actors and how badly the ATF can fuck up a "sting".

LBJ conversation as promised. Dub and Matt talk about Manuel Elizalde and the tribe of people he discovered and defended in the Philippines. We segue seemlessly into a couple of unfortunate tales of acquiring large sums of money after paying damn-near the ultimate price. Shit gets wild in these mean streets.

Matt and Dub discuss Raymond Kurzweil's "The Singularity is Near." Matt talks about his dream of eating 33,000 calories in a day, as well as a the logistics of doing so. Cigarettes are about to get nasty.

Matt and Dub talk about the meaning of the title of the show. Compare like with like, "Stealth" edition. We finish strong by offering Luke Perry a guest spot on the show. That's a real offer, btw.

Matt and Dub accidentally lay out the premise for an Oscar Award winning film. This episode has been described as "irresponsible" and is extremely long and detailed. We let our ignorance shine.