Rone, the prince of battle rap, talks books, spits free verse and finds a near-fatal flaw in his new album. Featuring: Nick Douglas, Adam Ferrone & Jason Oberholtzer Rone's newest, Committed, is available everywhere and is pure fire: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/committed/id1041505186 Break one: "Pockets" — Rone Break two: "Forgetting" — Rone Outro: "Ride Through Your City" — Rone

Beck shares the secret to his lyrics, Tim straight-marries the guest, and the gang rides a submarine through the Gowanus. Featuring: Dan Bush, Nick Douglas, Tim Mucci & Jason Oberholtzer

Akilah Hughes returns to catch us up on her life, hash out a few merch ideas and deal with some unexpected guests, including a radio icon and a man named Twombly.

Dan King stops by to talk about camp, working at Staples and enjoying James Bond. An interdimensional visitor would rather play games.

A vampire, a rift and a mysterious obelisk: Otherworldly happenings continue apace while Tim, Nick and Jason try to get to the bottom of them.

Spooky stories and strange happenings with occultists Laura Bolt and Jon Roth.

Frank Lesser talks about a book he wrote a few years ago and other than that, it's pretty much a bunch of stuff about the world pre-1950.

Season Two kicks off with the real stuff: aging, crying and screwing.

The first season closes just like it opens but this time with some help from real, professional actors.

The 100 segment threshold is crossed and some hard partying fellows stop by, one of whom turns out to be an old quaincenemy.

Musician Alyson Greenfield shares her thoughts about art and the world around us. This conversation is in no way derailed. Also, the world premiere of her new song "Community."

Christine Friar brings a mystery bag and some new segments, one of which makes everyone so uncomfortable that nobody can make eye contact for the rest of the show.

Tim and Jason get the studio all to themselves and embark on a quixotic tilt with every segment in LGii history. Not even the intrusion of some peculiar Airbnb guests can move them from their cause.

Jason's childhood friend Matt Tobin stops by to be better than him at everything.

Meredith and Jason host an alternative chronology where LGii is all about feelings.

Podcast veteran Taylor Moore brings a dose of professionalism, which is promptly ignored. Also, Paula Poundstone swings on by.

Waiting around for the manic energy of app designer, young person and noted internet weirdo, Ben Gold.

High tension in Jason's living room as Jason, Tim and Nick try to figure out the difference between bits and segments.

Akilah Hughes is a famous person! Does getting a famous guest a good podcast make? Does packing in 30 segments an episode? Find out for yourself, we can only walk you so far.

Podcast consultant Beth Griffenhagen comes in with segment ideas aplenty to teach the guys how to make a good podcast.

The maiden voyage for Let's Get Into It. Jason, Nick and Tim sit down to figure out what makes a good podcast. First step, picking the right segments.