Seth and Colby open Episode 26 with a dying microphone, Oktoberfest beer and wedding-week dread before spiraling into Meta glasses, broken Siri, Apple’s software problems and the internet’s rage-bait economy. They debate an alleged Eminem/Kid Rock collaboration, revisit Colby’s lost rap era, geek out over GTA 6 radio, argue about AI art and whether using AI makes Seth a hypocrite, then stumble through Spanish, Japanese and Duolingo. Rick Ross and “heavy marinara” trigger a nihilism detour before a spoiler-heavy defense of Digger, football picks and a truly disgusting dead-squirrel story close the show.

Episode 25 starts with Halloween spooks, flooding fears and a fight over Seth’s increasingly personal AI assistant, Anthony, before veering through GTA IV rage, pets, lethal injection and a cat trapped in the HVAC. The centerpiece is Seth’s weekend at Somewhere Fest: Shaq’s DJ set, Koch money, Wichita’s local-music scene, festival economics and the weird feeling of enjoying a billionaire-funded event. Colby counters with an ant infestation, then the show spirals into shepherd’s pie, homemade party booze, old grudges, football picks, Ghosted Drums and one final suspicious drip from the ceiling.

Episode 24 starts with a billionaire fantasy about giving Matthew millions to run doomed businesses, then spirals into whether $5 million is enough, Monaco wealth, GTA microtransactions, terrible driving, American beer and what “American” even means. The biggest stretch becomes a long argument over astronauts, NASA, Mars, fusion power and whether the space program needs tougher people—or just better management. Later, Seth and Colby review Resident Evil, debate slow TV production and sci-fi, revisit GTA and Red Dead nostalgia, speed-run Anthony's prep, argue about AI music and game difficulty, then close with Taylor Swift, Texas, football picks, AI transcripts and the North Carolina effect.

Seth's Chili's "Mr. VIP" shirt gets roasted, Colby runs out of AI tokens, and wanting a party invite becomes its own argument. Cowboy wedding outfits lead to expensive boots and wildly different Vegas visions. An Ed Sheeran debate derails into a Kraft cheese correction and the logic of kissing your friends. A brainrot blind box sparks school phone-ban talk before Wichita's water advisory and Colby's mysteriously leaking basement take over. NFL and college football picks bring Chiefs loyalty, Lane Kiffin, LSU vs. Ole Miss, and Florida State's Reddit curse, ending with plans for a poop-coffee Christmas prank.

We start with catfish scams, Colby surviving Marii’s marathon Zelda stream, body-image talk, Lizzo’s flop, and the internet’s increasingly instant appetite for tragedy memes. Seth and Colby then spiral through Breaking Bad, prestige TV, AI projects, and a divisive Ocarina of Time remake before debating the absurd $2,000 folding iPhone and discovering Seth’s battery is cooked. The back half becomes Seth’s perfect K-State weekend, a giant Rebel Ram, college football spectacle, Colby’s reluctant picks, and a larger argument over NIL, sports betting, loyalty, and whether college sports are now just another business.

LOUD BRAIN Episode 21 starts with studio upgrades, an AI-looking sour, blind-beer confidence and a plan for the world’s least necessary grooming book before the long-running loud-car neighbor problem finally gets confronted. Seth and Colby spiral through drinking, dieting and the dream of a one-bite food cube, then debate GTA 6 and Rockstar’s mission design. The back half dives into a strange multi-AI outage, AI-assisted work, Adobe, Counter-Strike slurs, Marathon and “friend slop,” old scene beef, slow album cycles, synthetic bands, the future of Spotify, and a Suno screamo song made for the show in real time.

Colby is going through something, and Seth spends the first half documenting the evidence: peach beer, monitor shopping, a rigid shirt-rotation system, a motorcycle-versus-Porsche hit-and-run, terrible drivers, loud neighbors, weed etiquette, getting older, and the deaths dominating pop culture. Then Mari and pink skeleton Pilar join the chaos for a proposed recurring segment called Mari a Minute. After surviving a live microphone disaster, Mari leads a deep dive into Disney adults, viral Peter Pan fan Baby Tony, out-of-context TikTok compilations, online dogpiling, cast-member boundaries, a genuine stalking story, and what Disney owes the performers who keep the magic alive.