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In which Erik decides to institute world peace. Piers is not present.

Wow, where is Piers? He usually writes these descriptions, so I'm a little overwhelmed. He has a style guide and everything. Well in this episode, I talk to Sean Fines about memes, and I sound like an old man even though I'm not even 30. Hope Piers comes back soon!

In which Erik and Piers are ready to get real - REALLY get REAL - and talk about some dang ol' art.

In which Erik welcomes all the fine folks out there to the show in a real genteel, old-timey way, and Piers invites all the fine folks out there to rest easy under the glow of the blacklights and chow down on some seriously good burgers.

In which Erik takes his own podcast to court, and Piers can't figure out which lawsuits he's supposed to take seriously.

In which two best friends force each other to make impossibly hard decisions with very little information.

In which Piers discusses personal things and the point at which discussion of personal things becomes whining, and Erik pitches a show where he gets to meet some new people for once.

In which Erik organizes the greatest music festival of all time in honour of Piers, and Piers organizes the greatest fireworks festival of all time in honour of fireworks.

In which Erik dives into the rich deep lore of our shared fictional national heritage, and Piers remembers that time Bill Clinton said a dumb thing.

In which Piers demands we all just calm down and lower our voices for five minutes for the love of god, and Erik determines if a fish is better than a dog (no.)

In which special guests XANTHEA VANDELAY (Comedy Zeitgeist Podcast) and TAHLIA MURDOCH (Everything Economics Podcast) join Erik - but not Piers, never Piers - for some podcast pitches. Erik expresses his secret desire to meet all the "Victoria's Secret" models, some very specific Stephen King stories, and the ongoing war for control of the produce aisle.

In which special guests XANTHEA VANDELAY (Comedy Zeitgeist Podcast) and TAHLIA MURDOCH (Everything Economics Podcast) have set up their little campsites, adopted the cats on the oil-rig, and return to the recording booth with Erik for some delightful podcast pitches about the Deerhunter, Cod, and the tragic endings of jokes.

In which Erik decides he'd rather hang out with George Clooney than MegaMan X, special guest XANTHEA VANDELAY (Comedy Zeitgeist Podcast) joins the Crisis Actors Guild, and double-special guest TAHLIA MURDOCH (Everything Economics Podcast) puts a couple of hot new faces on literacy.

In which special guest MARTA WESSELHOFF joins forces with Erik against Piers, battering him with podcasts about Piers' custom knuckle tats that were a good idea, bad temples of the world, our shared devotion to Barbar Streisand, and some very valuable marriage advice from an unmarried woman.

In which special guest MARTA WESSELHOFF joins Piers and Erik for some pitches that somehow link Shrek, LinkedIn, and the very idea of questions in an unescapable maelstrom of podcast pitches.

In which Piers, Erik, and special guest MARTA WESSELHOFF discuss an assortment of the most important stuffs.

In which Piers takes you on an auditory tour of America's greatest locales, special guest MARTA WESSELHOFF has some suspiciously familiar fan-fiction to share, and Erik - as usual - takes the whole fake-fic thing too far.

In which Erik ignores the fact he lives in a library in order to abolish them, Piers can't decide between packing or picking, and special guest MARTA WESSELHOFF (@MartaWess) enjoys a varied buffet.

In which Erik finally changes his mind and starts caring about Twitter, and Piers explains ASCII graphics for all the people who still care about ASCII artwork.

In which our podcasting superduo are still recovering from Erik's birthday celebrations, but cannot agree whether or not his special day was wasted.