Podcast Vs Podcast

In today's episode, Erik sells out completely and loses all credibility. For shame, Erik. Meanwhile, Piers doubles up on doubling down. What does that mean? Listen to the episode and maybe you'll find out! Make sure you visit audibletrial.com/podcastvs and start a free 30-day trial for Audible! You can get a free audiobook!

In today's episode, Piers just about makes Erik cry with the most depressing podcast pitch yet. Then Erik just about makes Piers cry with the most reasonable, responsible podcast pitch yet. Hey; have a great weekend, listeners. You deserve it!!

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In today's episode, Piers has an idea that has probably formed the basis of at least a few '80s comedies, and Erik has decided to just outright steal ideas from people who are actually funny.

In this episode, Erik has an idea for a podcast about... something? He forgets. Luckily, it's extremely clear what Piers has to offer today. Some might say too clear, actually.

In which Piers presents a special game for fancy liars, and Erik breaks his one rule about referencing podcasts that are better than this one.

In which Erik suggests a strange game, and Piers suggests some setting some strange man-traps. Which podcast will win? Will any of these podcasts ever win? Stay tuned, true believers.

In which Piers thinks that listening to fire is fun (it is very relaxing), and Erik thinks that a changing the name of another podcast makes an original idea.

Erik digs into our personal histories to an uncomfortable and boring extent, while Piers tries to make the real world as polite and friendly a place as the internet.

WARNING! DO NOT TRY AT HOME! BOTH OF THE PITCHES IN TODAY'S EPISODE ARE EXTREMELY DANGEROUS! PIERS AND ERIK ARE TRAINED PROFESSIONALS IN BOTH FALLING ETERNALLY AND SMOKING TOBACCO CIGARETTES! STAY ALERT AND STAY SAFE!

Erik's idea today is a sequel to the fan-favourite all-time-classic Whose Mail Is It?, but Piers gives him a run for his money with what is simultaneously our most disgusting AND our most terrifying podcast pitch yet.

Wow! In this "dream" of an episode, both Piers AND Erik have "dream"-themed ideas! And they're pretty much the same thing! Which one is slightly better? Tune in to find out! Don't "sleep" on it!

Hey everybody. Erik here, writing this description. Usually we type something funny here that kind of hints at what's going to happen in the episode, but I just can't because I'm hung up on spelling right now. I have no clue how to spell "Freegan and Sarak". I'm really sorry that it looks so weird. Piers is always yelling at me off-mic about how I never title my podcast pitches but "Freegan and Sarik" is absolute nonsense and so I feel vindicated now. Obviously it is a pun of sorts on Tegan and Sara, because he knows they're one of my favourite bands, but it has nothing to do with them other than the title vaguely rhyming with their band name, and Sarik is not now, nor has it ever been, a name. So should I spell it Sarak, because it's Sara but with a K? Or Serik, because it's Erik but with an S? I compromised and I feel like it's the worst of both worlds. I deeply apologize to you all. Follow us on twitter and instagram and email us thanks for reading god bless.

On today's episode, Piers has an idea so stupid that we're embarrassed to even describe it here. Meanwhile, Erik drops the facade and doesn't even pretend he's doing anything other than outright antagonizing his friend and co-host. Our dumbest episode yet, guaranteed!

Hop on into another sublime episode with Piers and Erik! Join us as we take you on a magical journey from one multi-billion dollar coffee conglomerate to another, fuelled by your generous donations of course!

In today's episode, Piers decides to be a giant whiny baby and Erik gets extremely angry over nothing. But don't worry, it's a lot less hostile than we're making it out it be. We're still very good friends. You can't see it because of the auditory nature of this medium, but we're both grinning ear to ear for the entirety of the episode.

Erik wants to drop a dime on the world of crime, but Piers is too tied up talking about trapping Teds for a talk of some type.

This week its Sailor Moon fandom against bad mouthing the recently deceased. Which podcast is more entertaining? Will either win? Tune in to find out.

Erik learns how to play the violin because Piers knows how to play the violin and he's teaching Erik how to play the violin. Piers learns how to play the piano and doesn't teach Erik how to play the piano.

Piers has an exciting idea about grocery store flyers and Erik has a somehow even more exciting idea about Pi. If only they could both win...