Podcast Vs Podcast

In which Piers gets down and dirty with the news he can remember from the last time he read the Times, and Erik perfectly remembers every bad list he's ever heard.

In which Erik takes his personal vendetta against drill bits to the next level, and Piers gets just drunk enough to solve an ancient riddle.

In which Erik dumps a bunch of wooden blocks all over the place, and Piers slams pieces of plastic against a bunch of marbles.

In which Erik begs Taylor Swift to come out and say Nazis aren't cool, and Piers embarks on a foolhardy mission to train the single most dangerous shark of all time.

In which Piers solves the PvPLand hunger crisis in a very annoying way, and Erik recasts soon-to-be cult classic Detective Pikachu also in a very annoying way.

In which Piers finally solves the global crisis that is thin, watery milk, and Erik puts on some manner of popular television programme.

In which Piers dips his shrimps in all the most sweet, savoury, or succulent sauces, and Erik stands up for casual fans everywhere.

In which Erik finds inspiration in the photo albums of strangers, and Piers finds comfort in the gentle embrace of a hammock.

In which Erik presents a newly created masterpiece (of a podcast) about lost masterpieces (of variable mediums,) and Piers takes Oktoberfest as seriously as he's ever taken anything.

In which Erik suggests that four hours is the best length for a stand-up set while Piers - ever the contrarian - prefers activities that take eight hours to listen to. Boys, boys, boys! Will you ever agree?

In which Erik presents our deepest fears and anxieties in excruciating detail with no comfort whatsoever, and Piers advises you stop wasting your time with our podcast.

In which Piers brings back some more of his fabulous fake fiction, and Erik turns your humdrum boring life into an ongoing RPG adventure! FEATURING a very special new music track courtesy of CHRIS CARLSON of "The Podcasting Couch."

In which Erik reveals how little he knows about dancing, Piers brings back his fantabulous false fan fiction, and special guest JOSEPH STILWELL (Blue Skies Over Nine Islands)prepares for every possible end of the world scenario.

In which Erik fondly remembers Stephen King's most perverted moments, Piers helps non-fans learn to love Stephen King, and special guest JOSEPH STILWELL (Blue Skies Over Nine Islands) thinks he knows better than the professionals.

In which Piers reveals what questions you should never ask a waitress, special guest JOSEPH STILWELL(Blue Skies Over Nine Islands) tests our knowledge of two - BUT ONLY TWO - musical genres, and Erik balances your name against a hard dollar value.

In which Erik tracks down the star artist of his old creative writing class, Piers gathers up all the stillborn drafts of other people's novels, and special guest JOSEPH STILWELL takes the boys out for a brunch that is full of surprises.

In which Erik brings shines a spotlight on his most beloved co-worker of all time, and Piers creates the perfect companion piece for media sensation "Shot For Shot."

In which Erik follows up on Piers willingness to say yes to anyone on the internet, and Piers expands the traditional image of our Lord and savior Jesus Christ.

In which Piers discovers a wild new fan-fiction game deep within the jungles of his mind, and Erik improves upon the frankly played-out device that is commentary tracks.

In which Erik breaks down the best bonusodes of "Oh No, It's Ross and Carrie", and Piers helps the lovelorn nerds out their find the perfect virtual spouse.