Podcast Vs Podcast

In which Erik. He runs the show. This is an episode just about Erik. Featuring Piers.

In which Erik wants to introduce new listeners to Podcast Vs Podcast and Piers wants to introduce new visitors to Podcastversuspodcastland.

In which our boys discuss the particulars of what exactly Erik's brothers are up to nowadays.

In which Piers has a bone to pick with men who piss on his home and Erik makes no bones about what he'd like to do all over town...! (It's to play darts.)

In which Erik somehow manages to half-ass his pitch even when a coworker just hands it to him for free and Piers has some hot gos' to spill.

In which Erik continues to farm out podcast ideas from his coworkers, and Piers wants to weed out the chaff from the cream of Erik's Facebook friends list.

In which Erik outsources his idea from a coworker... but which one? Piers is on the case!

In which our boys pitch a couple of self-actualization podcasts; Erik about self-actualizing himself and Piers about self-actualizing others.

In which Erik takes an expression far too literally and Piers has a morbid fascination with the innovative new ways for people to die.

In which Piers is excited about people in his future, and Erik is terrified of them.

In which Piers asks Woody Allen to explain why he's writing letters about jazz to a non-existent young girl in Wyoming, and Erik gets a day off thanks to a pitch from superfan Evan.

In which Erik continues to fondly remember his fan favorite series "Pick the Fake Fic." Perhaps one of the greatest/stupidest guessing games of all time, this idiotic creation represents the zenith of Erik's creative potential. Please enjoy.

In which Piers and Erik realize there's been a small fan in the sound booth literally the entire time they've been recording, and bend over backwards to justify having it on.

In which Erik tries - he really, really tries - to get Piers to mark his voice a little less clumsily, and Piers ranks your favourite movie lines of all time from "best" to "also good."

In which Piers uses one track to change Erik's mind about two bands, and Erik uses the Pokemon critter collection system to class himself up a little.

In which Piers invents himself a companion, and Erik rediscovers the oldest rhyming game in his book.

In which Piers explains a few recording terms for the laypeople out there, and Erik designs a hip new T-Shirts for every mundane landmark in your life.

In which Erik gets himself out of a sticky situation, and Piers cooks Erik up a delicious home-cooked hovercraft.

In which Erik turns trash into sweet treats for Piers, and Piers turns a single engine cessna into a 7 course meal.

In which Piers defends his outdoor sugar stockpile from predators and Erik wonders just how well he'd do in the animal kingdom.