Podcast Vs Podcast

In which Piers brings one of the best board games of all time into the booth, and Erik unwittingly reignites the Stephen King flame in Piers' heart.

In which both Piers and Erik provide very helpful, but very different, brands of community services.

In which Piers pitches a TV podcast with the odds of betrayal at 50/50, while Erik lays down the greatest bet a gambler can make: our immortal souls.

In which both Piers and Erik are interested in the feeding of certain bodily fluids to certain individuals.

In which Erik fails to embrace the dual nature of our cultural heritage, and Piers fails to impress Erik with his knowledge of Erik's favourite bands.

In which Erik explores his deep-rooted love of experimental art by embracing the opposite of his instincts, and Piers brings the Super Bowls of the future to the sports fans of today.

In which Piers pitches a big uncomfortable question we have no way of resolving, and Erik pitches a big uncomfortable challenge we lack the resolve to complete.

In which Erik would rather make disgusting sounds with our bodies than talk to his best friend, and Piers takes a familiar suggestion from a fan on the internet.

In which Piers introduces a deadly game of human beings trying not to kill each other (but they probably will), and Erik continues his long-standing vendetta against Canadian-American super-star Will Arnett.

In which Erik tries to get the sincere apology he thinks he deserves for some reason, and Piers restores a sense of dignity to the ancient art of Sumo.

In which Piers puts a fresh coat of paint on one of the oldest grifts in the book, and Erik puts Larry David on trial for his many missteps.

In which Erik - surprise, surprise - wants to review a bunch of songs one track at a time, and Piers transforms the booth into a combination death-trap/bong.

In which Piers solves both personal and international obesity crises, and Erik combines his passions for food and plagiarism.

In which Erik wastes a wonderful pitch talking about his vegetarianism, and Piers forces a debate over what exactly constitutes a "brunch".

In which Piers pitches a live-broadcast experience for fans of human mouths, and Erik pitches a show just because he likes to be controversial and make Piers feel uncomfortable.

In which Erik proposes a podcast where he grills Piers about BBQs or some garbage, and Piers moves a roman fountain to a castle in the sky.

In which Piers pitches a perfectly fine idea about getting drunk on wine, and Erik "conveniently" has the perfect pairing.

In which Erik goes pro with his interruptions, and Piers goes to the streets looking for the freshest screams.

In which Piers stumbles through a TV review pitch he thought he understood, and Erik pitches an idea that is both trivial and irritatingly familiar.

In which both boys play a deadly game of chicken with their own bladders, while Piers dreams up another way to trap the two friends together forever.