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After several months off, the boys are back with a brand new episode spanning 40 years of media.

First, they'll get inspired as they discuss the 1981 timeless rock masterpiece, Don't Stop Believin' by Journey. After that, it's all action as the boys take a look at the 2021 Bob Odenkirk killfest, Nobody.

Buckle up, stoners, as this week we tackle the most popular song of all of 2020, The Weeknd's Blinding Lights before waxing nostalgia over the 1996 Adam Sandler comedy masterpiece, Happy Gilmore!

Join us for our third and final installment of Ass-Kickin' April as we check out Tenacious D's rock masterpiece Tribute before we share a ton of laughs while breaking down Kick-Ass!

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In week 2 of Ass-Kickin' April, the boys cover the song you didn't know that you knew, in the Cult's 1985 timeless hit She Sells Sanctuary. After that, they dive into a whole bunch of ass-kickin' when they cover the 2014 action killfest, John Wick

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This week is the first installment of Ass-Kickin' April and the boys get into some kickass content when they cover The Clash's Should I Stay or Should I Go and then dive into the #SnyderCut (of the 2006 Zack Snyder action film 300)

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This week is a doozy as the gents attempt to have a discussion about the Cardi B tune WAP before providing a breakdown of the 1997 John  Woo-directed action flick, starring Nic Cage and John Travolta, Face/Off.

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It's gettin' pretty heavy this week as the boys churn through the mass of metal that is Swedish juggernaut Meshuggah's Bleed before things get weird with an in-depth look at the 1991 Jodie Foster/Anthony Hopkins crime thriller The Silence of the Lambs.

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Get ready for a gush fest as this week the boys make up for several episodes worth of bad songs to bring the heat with Boston's timeless masterpiece More Than a Feeling before they get into the raucous laugh fest that is the 2008 comedy Step Brothers!

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This week, the boys take a power trip back to 1980's Miami as they joyfully discuss the indomitable crime masterpiece Scarface. But before all of that, they have to engage in as much polite discourse about a song featured in said masterpiece, that being notable MLM chocolatier Paul Engemann's Push it to the Limit!

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As the boys continue to turn the page into a new era of the show, they take a trip back to the turning of the millennium as they first discuss the 1998 Europop tune Blue (Da Ba Dee) by Eiffel 65 before they spend a healthy amount of time giving all of the props to Guy Ritchie for his 2000 crime action masterpiece, Snatch.

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On our 20th episode, we make the jump to YouTube, by bringing a stoneriffic episode straight from the heart. The guys discuss Because I Got High and Half Baked and each of their impact on cannabis culture, how Afroman punched a girl, what it would be like to live in a neighborhood with Harland Williams and Tom Green, and so much more!

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On this episode, the boys take a call from the '50s rocker The Big Bopper as they talk about Chantilly Lace. After that, they discuss in detail the #1 ranked film on IMDB (and in our hearts) The Shawshank Redemption.

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This week's episode is flush with 1980's content as we first become enamored with the Boss when we cover Bruce Springsteen's 1984 last-minute single Dancing in the Dark before we figuratively fly out to Hong Kong and - insert JCVD splits scene here - discuss the 1988 tournament film Bloodsport (which is totally based on stuff that actually happened to one Frank W. Dux)

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On this episode, the guys talk about what Marvin Gaye could possibly have been trying to sing about when they break down the 1982 timeless hit Sexual Healing before fundamentally disagreeing on whether or not Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: The Secret of the Ooze is a good movie or not.

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This week, the gents run the gamut of emotions as they attempt to adequately convey in words the power and emotion within the Johnny Cash swan song cover of Hurt before all those good vibes turn to anger and they mercilessly lay a verbal smackdown on the 1996 "comedy" Bio Dome

This week is our Holiday episode as we celebrate the awesome and exciting week between Christmas and New Years by watching arguably the greatest Christmas movie of all time, Die Hard, as well as listening to early 2000's emo darlings Thursday's standout hit Jet Black New Year

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On this week's episode, we give Slayer props for clever wordplay as we tackle the tune Raining Blood from their 1986 album, Reign in Blood. Then, we have some laughs recounting and discussing High Fidelity.

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This week, the boys experience nostalgia gone wrong as they try to eek out any possible positive words they can say about the Spin Doctors' single hook medley Two Princes before fawning over the 1997 space hell horror Event Horizon. 

This week, join the boys as we force you to slog through 8 and a half minutes of nonsense in Metallica's title track from their 1986 album Master of Puppets before we TOTALLY REDEEM OURSELVES by taking you through the incredible romp that is the Farrelly Brothers' legendary comedy Dumb and Dumber!

This week, the boys break down and discuss the best song you never knew the name of as we dissect Peter Gabriel's first post-Genesis single Solsbury Hill before trying to wrap our heads around the seemingly infinite layers of intrigue in the Martin Scorsese Irish-American gangster cop drama The Departed.

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We're goin' streakin'! Not really, but we are going down the Joy Division rabbit hole as we break down and discuss the 1980 post-humous non-album single Love Will Tear Us Apart before getting into some light-hearted laughs about the 2003 comedy Old School.

We hope you enjoy this episode, where we also touch on hypothetical streaking scenarios, Alex Trebek, and how our parents and parent-in-laws actually grow some pretty dank weed.

Epic is the name of the game this week as the boys tackle the Coheed and Cambria soldier anthem Welcome Home before driving full speed into the cinematic storm wall that is Mad Max: Fury Road!

On this very spooktacular episode, the boys tackle some of the more Hallowe'en-centric content as they break down Michael Jackson's Thriller and the late Brandon Lee's magnum opus, The Crow.

Be warned that this episode contains sensitive content and technical difficulties. Oh, and Brett's neighbor's house gets shot at mid-episode, so in the spirit of transparency, we leave the episode largely unedited for your listening pleasure

In our most stoneriffic episode to date, the boys settle in to discuss Tom Petty's smash hit You Don't Know How it Feels at length before diving into a movie from the '90s, about high school in the '70's - that being Dazed and Confused.

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It's Yin vs Yang in this episode as the boys first tackle the feel-good George Harrison-led Beatles tune Here Comes the Sun and then contrast all those positive vibes with some sensitive subject matter as they discuss the turn-of-the-century Oscar darling American Beauty.

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This week, the three amigos get down and dirty as we talk about the Killswitch Engage wrestling anthem This Fire Burns as well as dig into the 1996 Michael Bay Epic, The Rock.

On this episode, the fellas take it back to 2001 and discuss the Jimmy Eat World pop hit Bleed American and take a deep dive into the thrilling dark sci-fi film, Donnie Darko.

Brett and Terrell introduce the show, explain a bit about the format and dive into their reflections on Tool's Lateralus and the movie Pineapple Express