Skottie and Casey are joined by friends Matt and Abbey and find out that most couples are exactly the same.

Casey wishes she was in Muppet Christmas while Skottie loses his Christmas spirit somewhere in the big empty house

Casey and Skottie are late once again because they were busy making their show Green.

Casey and Skottie are back again with more bull $%*t excuses on why they are late again with a new show. Skottye East makes his debut with a an effect that is sure to stun the podcasting world.

After 2 weeks of house hunting, puppy raising and 1 extra week of no internet, Casey and Skottie are back to do what they do best... bicker with each other while pretending to know stuff.

Casey and Skottie get a little rowdy and sing some blues. Skottie uses the word "sing" very loosely here.

Casey and Skottie drop the crutch of listener emails for this episode and venture boldly into the dark wilds of not knowing at all what to fill up an hour with.

Casey and Skottie talk about how it's possible to be be angry at someone for cheating in a dream and remember a better economy where Casey had 10,000 imaginary dollars

Skottie and Casey remember back to the first time they mainlined a little TV on DvD and never looked back. Crack has nothing on those shiny plastic discs!

Casey and Skottie are joined by Casey's sister Cara to find out that apples don't fall from trees and talk about the best romantic movies. Yes, Skottie has to turn in his Man Membership card.

Casey and Skottie run thru the Top 500 songs of all time (not really) and attempt to sing far too many of them. They wrap up the show with a preview of Casey's latest song "What I Want".

Casey comes to grips with the fact that Skottie would bolt at the first sign of Zombies and we get another snippet of Casey's latest recording "All Over Again" along with Kyle Fisher.

Casey roughs it for a weekend of camping with the ladies while Skottie dominates the Bingo tent at the Fair and the couple remained convinced of the worlds insanity due to conflicting hip-hop lingo. Casey also gives us snippet of her new song, Black Fingers.

Casey shares her love for her buttocks at age 10 while Skottie lets you know that stories about your dreams are not cool.

Skottie calmly tells the story of a sales transaction while giving some more "great" love advice, Casey picks which body part she would turn into a religious relic while pretending that she understands how to speak like a brit, and the couple decide that the notion of this "coming next week" High School episode is done and gone!

Casey lets everyone in on how she likes to turn down the lights, light a few candles, get all warm inside and watch a whole lot of...Ellen on YouTube. Skottie teaches men how to tune a woman out with the simple use of the word...Cool. Finally, the couple create a few words, some very disturbing indeed.

Casey and Skottie let you in on the secret that it's hoes before bros out here in the streets, donkey punches are a bit silly, and "contracting" a hooker may or may not be a good idea.

Casey and Skottie give us some insight into original hair styles, getting caught minimizing internet browsers in the middle of the night, find out from the internets that Men are better than Women, and read a few emails that add to this couples already large egos.

Casey is scared of mice, Skottie introduces Casey to a late 80's hip hop phrase, laugh their way thru 10 way to bring the romance back (found on the internets) and the couple read more emails that stroke their ego and possibly hurt others relationships with their advice.

Casey and Skottie are back and wondering why anyone would ever want to role play as a Former Surgeon General and a School Student, informing everyone that Casey has the ability to destroy futures, dubbing Skottie as Bossy, and last but not least, the couple turn gay for the closing segment....I know, right!

Casey and Skottie answer some more emails they have no business answering, talk about the safety concerns of a drive-thru liquor store, and try to get to the bottom of Casey's old obsession with writing songs about cheating men.

Casey & Skottie do a little role playing while giving a sex quiz, talk about their thoughts on Ex's, find out that one them has some legal issues looming in their future and cap the show off with a cover song by Casey herself.

Casey & Skottie have words on whether or not Sex & the City was worth seeing in the theater, decide that their life most resembles a movie about breaking up, give some warnings to a listener who thinks he wants to move in with his girlfriend, and finally name the celebrities they would leave each other for this week.

Casey & Skottie introduce themselves, talk about their recent move from the city to the country, their love of Wal-Mart, and read emails.