Things get spooky, sporty, and straight-up strange as Halloween, the World Series, and Helen Keller collide. Eric tries to make peace after calling Kiley evil, but she strikes back with a SpongeBob insult that hits below the knees. Toss in Fox’s *Special Forces* and you’ve got one unpredictable episode.

Inappropriate October begins with Kiley being wicked, Eric reliving his hot tub youth, and chaos involving spoons, sweatpants, and Costco parking lots. Buckle up — this one’s ridiculous in the best way.

Eric and Kiley celebrate River’s 21st with Wet Woodys, debate Taylor Swift’s new song “Wood,” and announce that Bush — and sweat pant season — are officially back. Pure laughs from start to finish.

Fall vibes, playoff baseball, Halloween, and nipple piercings have Eric and Kiley cracking up. From Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban’s split to Taylor Swift’s new song “Wood” and the wild Ed Gein story — it’s another laugh-filled ride in Studio E

Eric and Kiley are fresh back from Destin Florida with their travel group “The Waints”.  Good food, beautiful beaches, and strippers.   Bizarre travel stories that include a naked women in the Dallas airport.

As Eric and Kiley are preparing for their trip to Destin, Florida things get a little raunchy on the podcast.  Tik Tok butts, taint moles, and kinky obsessions with vacuum cleaners, you will have to tune in to figure this one out.  Eric brags and Kiley cheers’ YouTube TV.  Kiley is pumped up about running for United States Senate after her conversation with the Mayor of Reno, Nevada.

Kiley explains, in her words, why she can be a dick because she is a Taurus.   Eric is excited to go to the Asphalt Socialites/Gene Loves Jezebel concert even if it is in the slums of Reno.  Kiley points out that Eric is losing his eyebrows, Jimmy Kimmel didn’t lose his job because of free speech, and how people are now doing Ketamine Therapy.  Eric is confused a man sucks on his own sock.

Rest in peach Charlie Kirk.  Eric and Kiley go deep into the assignation of Charlie Kirk and what is going on with the United States of America.  Eric swears the toe lady was undressing him with her eyes.  Kiley dives in deep about the documentary “The Unknown Number” and how messed up the final outcome is.  In between all the serious talk are some hilarious moments you don’t want to miss.

Mom and Dad are back on the podcast and bringing the laughs.  Dad and Eric share work stories from Lake Tahoe while Mom shares her stories of kissing Jimmy Page from Led Zeppelin and the Governor of Nevada.  Reminiscing on Mom and Dad’s trip to India, hoe Mom hates the way Travis Kielce dresses and Dad shares his term on endearment to Mom.

Eric and Kiley push through the post-holiday haze to bring you a Labor Day edition straight from Graeagle, CA. After a weekend packed with electric bike rides, frozen slushies, and plenty of laughs, they’re running on fumes—but their “labor of love” for podcasting keeps the energy flowing.

Eric and Kiley are back in the studio after a two week break. Kiley gets you caught up on the hectic last two weeks of the their lives.  Narcissistic people, Mormon sluts, and a Grey’s Anatomy story that will have you glued to the podcast.

Part II of this podcast lets us in on life in India, Indian food, and the dreams of the Baduwalia family restaurant.   Jasmeet (Jazz) Baduwalia and his brother Navi Baduwalia give us detailed descriptions of their family recipes and Eric fills the boys in on some of his life experiences.  If you are ready to laugh, Part II is for you.

Jasmeet (Jazz) Baduwalia and his brother Navi Baduwalia are our guests on this two-part podcast. During this podcast you will hear the ups and downs of auditioning in both Hollywood and Bollywood. Jazz lets us in on what it's like shooting a movie with Vince Vaughn. Navi in his comedic way describes the families dream of opening an Indian restaurant. This podcast is filled with plenty of love and laughter…Enjoy part I.

Eric gets mushy with Kiley, but things spiral into peg legs, Kiley’s muscle flex, an airline evacuation, safer Uber rides, and Sydney Sweeney bringing the heat to American Eagle.

Eric finally admits his obsession with reality TV, and Kiley isn’t surprised. The two reflect on the passing of Hulk Hogan and Ozzy Osbourne (RIP, legends) and what those icons meant to them. Eric breaks down the trend of “floodlighting,” while Kiley insists Eric secretly loves talking to narcissists

Eric takes Kiley back to the nineties by going to Las Vegas to see the Backstreet Boys at the Sphere.  The twenty four hour trip to Las Vegas started with Spirit Airlines, the most fantastic dinner, and a people-watching extravaganza.   Eric’s credit card gets hacked for over a thousand dollars of Amazon charges, but that is still better than the guy picking his nose on the plane. 

Eric and Kiley are fresh off their Newport Beach family vacation. Beach days that consist of fun, sun, and Mormon Wives have Eric and Skyler showing off their Smash Ball talent. With Newport in the rear view mirror, Eric and Kiley are off to Las Vegas to see the Backstreet Boys.

Eric and Kiley take the podcast back to Newport Beach, CA, where  Mom, Dad, and Skyler join in on the chaos.  The hot dog eating champion, Joey Chestnut,  Mom’s chili, and The Beach Boys have Mom in rare form.  Mom and Dad talk about how they first met at a party where she won Dad over by saying his T-Shirt smelled like bleach.

Eric and Kiley are in a mood this episode, but manage to laugh their way out of it.  Between Kiley getting a flat tire and Nora Jones the dog blows through the sliding door screen, the whole house is in shambles.  Lots of reality TV gossip along with why Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom broke up.  Eric is really excited for his daughter Skyler because her boss Ocean Ramsey has a documentary on Netflix. 

Kiley calls out Eric for pooping his pants (again), Eric phones his mom live from the bar to settle the Great Enchilada Debate, and the two finally hit the theater to see Materialist—and wow, dating is rough out there. Nonstop laughs guaranteed.