Pardon Our Break

We're tired this week, but not too tired to tell some hilarious Labor Day jokes and spend far too much time talking about reality TV!

It's been a week since our Back to School Spectacular, and...we're still not actually back in school!  So, we talk about our favorite songs from the years we graduated, some things that are making us happy, and Bryan demonstrates his knowledge of teenage slang.

It's time to go back to school, and we're celebrating with a discussion of our Top 5 Back-to-School Movies, some talk about our favorite teachers, and even a couple of very special guest stars!

This week on Townhouse, our intrepid podcasters reminisce about their recent vacation, talk a little bit about local politics, and then there's some very, very unfortunate rapping.  Plus, we try to bum free burritos from Taco Bell.

This week, Bryan and Erin return with a discussion of the new Andy Samberg rom-com, "Palm Beach", a look at their favorite movie remakes, and Bryan manages to talk about Warhammer 40k without calling anyone a heretic.

This week, Erin and Bryan talk a little bit about Mario Party, then go into a deep dive into the best places they've eaten in Missouri!  Also, Bryan breaks out his Giada de Laurentiis impression.

This week, our intrepid podcasters examine new names for themselves, talk a little about potato salad, and host their very first SPECIAL GUEST STARS - Scott and Susan Townsend - for a rousing game of Guess the Lyrics - Broadway Edition.

Bryan accidentally exposes some poor lesson planning from his high school days, while Erin reveals just how much how turds are making her happy this week.  There's also some discussion of our Top 5 One-Hit Wonders of all time.

As Bryan and Erin return from a one-week break, they discuss their newest home furnishings, a brand new TV-focused Top 5, and chat a little bit about summer camp.

In our fourth episode, we share some moments of levity - including exposing Erin's knowledge of 90's grunge, talking about our favorite podcasts, and ranking our favorite baseball movies - and then, hopefully, share some resources for all of us who are trying to understand how and why we've reached this tipping point in America.