Movies that should have never had a sequel made. This topic doesn’t take long as Ed doesn’t know sh*t about movies.

The Lads talk about old stuff. Cody tries to get Ed to admit that Fear Factory is his favorite band. He was not to convincing.

Cody gets blown back to Billings, where he belongs.

The Lads talk about the nasty wind storm that blew across Montana in March. Weather is strange.

The Lads talk about what concerts we would like to see, what we have gone to over the last few months/6 months. Ed forgets that Theory of a Deadman was not the band that Matt sang for, it was Three Days Grace. He was close, both Canadian bands. Oh, well. Whatcha gunna do?

Ed surprisingly doesn’t follow the Baseball World Classic, doesn’t like it, and is not afraid  to say so. The Lads talk about teams and more baseball stuff.

Note: it only took Ed 2 months to edit this one. Much better. Good for him!!!

Zoom nightmares, dreaming of software not working, and changes that don’t work, or do they?

Ed gets blamed for the audio, yet again. Ed, actually gets a compliment from Cody… yep, that really happened. Ed might just end the podcast after this point.

Unpopular opinion: Mad Men is an okish TV show. Ed has never seen it, and Cody is under whelmed by it. 

The Lads also talk AI, yep another podcast talking about AI. We promise, this won’t take much time. We will not let the Slop Syndicate win!!!

Story Time with Cody, yep it is another story from the wild world of Cody, Montana VS. Montana State football, and nothing to do with the game. It is a wild ride! Buckle up and get ready for this one…

Friendly reminder, don’t drink and drive.

Also, you’ll have to listen to the podcast for more, as Ed is done editing, and typing up a description for this episode. You know, 6ish months late… He claims he’s sorry for the late upload. We are starting to not believe him any longer. It might be time to find a new audio engineer.

The lads talk about Phillies fans—yep, this might get us killed. They might boo us. The lads also talk a bit about the fall from grace for the Dodgers. Although this podcast is now a month old (f**king Ed can’t edit a podcast in time to save his life), we’ll definitely have to sic the Phillies fans on him for sure now.

They chat about naming a stadium—what sponsor would we like to see land a naming contract for our favorite teams? 

Montana PSA: Just remember, if the nukes don’t get us, Yellowstone will. 

Thanks for listening! Please remember to share this with your friends, weird uncles, strange family members—and always remember this is all for fun. Probably? But you really can’t be sure, can you?

Is this the age of the music industry... or  age of the listener? 

Cody takes a stroll down memory lane (again) to the golden age of Billings concerts, back when no-one cared about alarms, or was that couldn’t hear them??? 

We also get another “People Need to Be Better” story, starring Cody and Ace. It’s part venting session, part life lesson,.

Cody Turning 40, hits different, and Cody is feeling it. Existential dread? Check. Back pain? Probably. Welcome to the club, buddy.

finally, Ed and Cody try to figure out what the hell is going on in baseball. Why are the scores looking like NFL games? Spoiler: it’s not because anyone got better.

We dive back into the ongoing Tesla soap opera—do we protect it or not? Why is that even a question?

Then there’s Nickelback 3.0… yep, the tour is real. We swear we had nothing to do with this. We break down the Summer of '99 and Beyond tour: Nickelback and Creed teaming up like it’s a 2003 truck commercial.

Meanwhile, Cody debates going to see Run the Jewels—but also kind of doesn't want to curse the world again. Last time he bought tickets in 2020, the universe imploded and the show got canceled. Coincidence? He thinks not.

…And much, much more from the Lads you’ve grown to love!

Well, well, well… look who finally decided to release a podcast. Nearly a month later! Ed, buddy, we love you, but damn, at this rate, we might need to hire a new audio editor. Maybe one who doesn’t treat our episodes like fine wine, aging them before release.

But hey, here it is, and it’s a doozy.

This time, the lads go on a completely measured and totally reasonable rant about the f*ckstick that is DJT. Because, honestly… WTF?! How does this clown keep making headlines? Make it make sense! Spoiler: it doesn’t.

We also dive into the pressing, world-altering mystery: What the hell is Kid Rock doing these days? (Besides hoarding Bud Light cans to shoot at in his backyard while pretending he's still relevant.)

And, of course, we share our collective disappointment in what used to be America the Beautiful—or at least America we hated slightly less. Seriously, where did we go wrong? When did everything turn into a satire of itself?

Oh, and speaking of tragic things, we cooked up the ultimate nightmare concert experience—a Nickelback and Creeddouble feature! Because nothing screams "bad life choices" like willingly subjecting yourself to two bands that refuse to stay in the early 2000s where they belong. But wait! Who would open for this abomination of a show? Hinder? Maybe Puddle of Mudd? Or, God forbid, Limp Bizkit?! Whatever it is, it’ll be a fever dream of regrettable nostalgia.

So grab a drink, sit down, and prepare to feel slightly worse about the world—but in a way that makes you laugh (or cry… or both).

• The Internet’s Most Hated Concert/Bands: Who’s bad enough to open for them?
• Name That Price: Just how much did Ed fork over for Linkin Park tickets? Spoiler: it’s debatable.
• Story Time with Cody: Not one, but two stories—because why stop at one?
• Vegas Ground Tips: Surviving concerts in the heat, because apparently, that’s a thing.
• Killing Boxes in Billings Streets: Yes, you read that right.
• The Internet of Things: LP singers, CEOs, and memes… because the internet never disappoints (or does it?).

In this debut episode, Cody and Ed catch up after a long hiatus (it’s been since May, no big deal). They dive into some political chatter that’s been on their minds, dish on the When We Were Young and Sick New World festivals happening in early 2025, and debate which headlining male fronted bands they’d replace with kickass female-fronted groups (because we all know the festivals could use a bit more balance).

Same lame jokes, just with a fresh coat of paint. They’ll also tease what’s coming next: Cody’s top tips for Las Vegas festival-goers, concerts in the new year, and a look back at the best concerts of 2024. Tune in and let the lads know—Whatcha Thinkin’?