Don't let the title fool you. This episode is all about Donald Trump.

Joy gets a call that sends her back to the editing suite. The guys do what comes naturally.

In this episode, Jeremy explains the science behind Oklahoma's earthquakes, Pat's testicles present as swollen and Joy faces a mid-life crisis.

Joy, Jeremy and Pat return from their summer off. In this episode, Pat has a fancy new job and a lot of explaining to do.

Gabe Piper returns to the studio, and he's all growns up. Just like so many of the recent episodes, this one was sat on for a length of time due to the amount of time it takes to edit an episode. Once we get back to a regular schedule in the Fall, there should be less wait for episodes since our plan is to edit less.

Joy and Jeremy discuss helping others.

Pat eats a bunch of nuts and talks about Disney cruises. **NOTE:** Apparently this was recorded in January. No bigs.

Most people don't know that I record a lot of covers of my favorite songs. I don't ever release them because they're just for me. Most of the time, they're pretty rough... in need of beat matching, autotune or whatever would make them passable for general consumption. Today, I'm making an exception to my "no release" rule, flaws and all.

A Johnson/Jackson ticket is just what this country needs to bring parties to the White House lawn every weekend. Incidentally, Jeremy and Joy got excited about a photo of John MacAfee, NOT Gary Johnson.

Pat and Jeremy finish their old man run with corporate speak and letting them hang.

Joy had to duck out and take care of baby pink eye, so the guys go it alone again this time. In this episode: The toddler Andrew Dice Clay, *Deadpool*, *The Witch*, baby pink eye and the myriad of creative jobs you could have that have nothing to do with ad agencies.

Joy forgot to stick around for this recording session, so Pat and Jeremy revisit the "Old Man" days of this show's run. In this episode: Lumbago, dry skin and nagging cough. Also, 2016 predictions, revisiting the idea of broken agency models, Pat's many vacations, Pat's many bad Christmas tree dreams, The pros and cons of Disney's Marvel, *Steamboat Wookiee* and burning out on the things that you love.

The gang discusses advice for their former selves and the increasing brokenness of the "agency of record" model.

Jeremy and Joy talk to Ben Wendt of "Why Do We Do This?" and "Steamboat Wookiee" about an idea he has for a new podcast.

Pat starts talking smack on our friend Darin Ross. So we have him call in and defend himself.

Don't be fooled by the poop title. This episode features tales of resilience, rejection, determination and drive. It also has soft-serve unicorn poop.

In this episode, we discuss brands that try to latch onto higher life lessons. And we try like hell to edit out Pat's peanut butter pretzel eating sounds.

Pat is off on a shoot, so Joy and Jeremy discuss all the polite topics: Religion, politics and fossil fuels.

Tired of not receiving phone calls, the gang take matters into their own hands and begin calling listeners at random. Remember, you *can* call anytime and leave voicemail at (816) 852-0668. Or, if you want us to call you on a future episode, either leave a voicemail or send your phone number to [email protected].

Joy, Jeremy and Pat discuss Linds Redding's post about his view of the advertising industry in the face of death.

This episode is a balanced mélange of outright stupidity mixed with fascinating authenticity. In this episode, we discuss kids huffing poop gas and the Piper family trip to China.

The gang is back! We spend this show checking on on how our baby birthing, book writing and knot tying goals shook out.

Here we are: The last episode before our hiatus. We certainly couldn't have had a better guest to share with you than our friend John Roderick. In this episode we discuss Jeremy's encroaching Kaczynski-ism (minus the pipe bombs), digging holes with your boots, babies, writing, David Rees's insistence that we *all* get ripped in 2015 and challenge coins. It's a lot to leave you with. That said: Farewell for a bit. We *will* return, rested and ready, in late June 2015. Until then, listen to...

In the first of our two makeup interviews, we talk to artisanal pencil sharpener and television personality David Rees about trips to Africa, hiatuses and bodybuilding.