Podcast Vs Podcast

In which Erik proposes an illegal show that we would never in a million years lower ourselves to, and Piers cracks the phone book open to "G" (for grandmother.)

In which Erik wants a new training regime to turn him into a rugged industrial-strength Erik, and Piers wants to give Erik that thick skin he's been begging for all these years.

In which Piers fulfills his lifelong dream of being a gentleman art thief by stealing from Erik, and Erik pitches a surprise fan-submitted podcast with a very misleading title.

In which Piers tests Erik's knowledge of general knowledge, Erik tests Piers knowledge of genre knowledge, and esteemed VPL librarian/comedian KERRI DONALDSON drops in uninvited with some ideas of her own.

In which Erik proposes performing a particularly painful and one-sided "science" experiment on Piers, while nice-guy Piers pitches a special gift for Erik with a guide-cast to the greatest webcomic of all time: Achewood.

In which Erik challenges Piers to spin generic phrase straw into podcast gold on the spot, and Piers pitches some kind of murky philosophical mumbo-jumbo about turtles.

In which Piers takes on the greatest roles that film has ever had to offer, and Erik takes advantage of Canadian politeness to further his education.

In which Erik continues his exasperating series of parlour games, and Piers opens the studio door to new friends (any new friends.)

In which Piers pitches an opportunity for our hosts to get harder than they've ever been, and Erik pitches an opportunity for Piers to go completely insane with frustration.

In which Erik must break Piers down to teach him a skill he already has, and Piers breaks down the human body to get at all the juicy blood inside.

In which Piers brings the new-classic tradition of American Girl doll fandom into the booth, and Erik infuriates Piers when he puts a new twist on a old-classic.

In which the hosts and their guest all seem to have sex on the brain: Erik asks a delicate question about lovers, Evan counters with a delicate question about non-lovers, and Piers saves the world with his portable STD tests. And perhaps most importantly of all, our esteemed guest Evan Elberson ends his week long stay on the show by absolutely fucking us.

In which Piers lets the public take over Erik and Evan's twitter accounts, Evan imagines taking a walk in someone else's shoes, and Erik arranges covers of his favourite songs for three male voices.

In which Evan sticks around to propose making a game of love and hate, Piers pitches a grim podcast suggestion from a fan, and Erik brings back his dumbest game ever.

In which Erik suddenly gets really into giving away his hard work, Evan sticks around to help us remember every misstep in our lives, and Piers transports us (and an audience) to the magical year of 1985.

In which there is one podcast... two podcasts... three podcasts?!? No, your eyes aren't playing tricks on you. For the first time ever, we've brought on a special guest (EVAN ELBERSON of NYC) to help us break our podcast deadlock. So join the THREE of us as Piers pitches the fantasy of pretending we have important jobs, Evan pitches a game about life with the big bucks, And Erik decides to put all his favourite things (Talking Heads, Pixies, SuperMeatBoy & Childrens Hospital) into one big fat stupid pile.

In which Erik traps Piers in the uncomfortable situation of turning on a man that he loves, and Piers does a public service of explaining exactly how you might review a super great podcast on iTunes.

In which Piers takes the gang to heaven only to discover it's not all it's cracked up to be, and Erik indulges his secret love affair with categories.

In which Piers jettisons the podcast crew into a new era of podcastable space adventures, and Erik bases an infuriating podcast on the finest computer game of all time.

In which Erik presents a word game podcast with more rules than results, and Piers makes contact with the other side for $$$.