Podcast Vs Podcast

In which Erik covers for all the workbugs out there who need cheap-as-free daycare services, and Piers let's Erik drives his jeep around the oil rig.

In which Erik gets to the heart of things in record time, and Piers is worried about that huge unactivated magic portal in the occult section of the library.

In which Erik thinks tipping is mandatory in our society, and Piers refuses to stop arguing.

In which Piers takes the virgin-sex game to the next level, and Erik decides it's high time he rewrote the laws of physics.

In which Piers explains the difference between a tugboat and a catamaran, and Erik has some hard-hitting inquiries about hulls.

In which Piers gives Erik literally all the quiet time that he has ever wanted, and Erik stalks Piers like some kind of humongous creep.

In which Piers apologizes to Erik in a big way, and Erik tikes spiteful obstinance to a whole new level.

In which Piers uses a tugboat to pull pork, and Erik takes umbrage with Piers' shameless abuse of the plugs system.

In which Piers finds the inner strength to confess an life-shattering/earth-rending/bowel-disrupting secret to Erik, and Erik regresses back into childhood.

In which Piers solves the problem of the missing link by making one, and Erik solves the problem of short podcasts by making one that's way, way, way, way, way, way, way too long.

In which Erik finds an excuse to listen to his favourite albums all over again, and Piers let's robot assistant 'Puter take a stab at breaking through Erik's stony exterior.

In which Erik profiles the obsessive hunt for Pokemon of a different colour, and Piers gives lonely people all over the world the best friend they deserve.

In which Erik examines a test-centric idea, and Piers points the mic at a turn of turtle-tots in trouble.

In which Erik demands an equal slice of infamy for once, and Piers serves up a big ol' slice of Erik Jovanovic pie just for you, the audience.

In which Piers takes a few hot deep lungfuls and plays a few hot VHS tapes, and Erik once again refuses to title his podcast.

In which Piers captures the essence of celebrities but not in a mason jar like you're imagining, while Erik reveals there are more than 45 fun things to do in the summer.

In which Erik takes it upon himself to put the dice sounds back into Dungeons & Dragons podcasts, while Piers takes it upon himself to fix Erik without screwing him up any worse.

In which Piers takes the implicit bias of seeing a person's face out of the dating equation, and Erik once again dons his cryptozoologist cap and sash.

In which Piers uncovers a vast government conspiracy by remembering what the fourth estate is, and Erik wants to throw an extra stooge into the mix.

In which Erik wonders about the golden opportunity that is opening a door, and Piers plays devils advocate.