The Plot Strokes In The Temporal Lobe

"The Plot Strokes to the Temporal Lobe": In this short episode of the podcast, we discuss our superior study skills, Camping: Still a legitimate strategy, the irritation of Windows, the fear of making Laura late, and general giggliness. Enjoy and shoot us an email or give a comment.

EXPLICIT LYRICS: you have been hereby been forewarned of poor, sometimes ruddy, language is used during this podcast (it is Laura's fault). Please be advised and don't complain to us about it as we have clearly told you here that it is in it. If you failed to read the notice before listening, whose fault is that? That's right: the government's. Enjoy!

The Plot Springs Loose

This week in "The Plot Springs Loose": Ryan and Riboflavin discuss fears (real and imaginary), the chupathingy, the magical world of plumbing, the joys of grading, how Mike O'Malley leaves us Gleeful, how Nickelodeon shaped our lives, why play "Name That Actor!" and Ryan entertains himself at everyone else's expense. Thanks for listening!


EXPLICIT LYRICS: This is yet another warning that is meant to let you know that we still haven't stopped Steven's swearing, so if you want to listen to the podcast, you have to deal with what might fall out of his mouth occasionally.

The Plot Clots

"The Plot Clots": Today we discuss how pointless psychology classes are, pooping methodology, Colin Firth's yumminess, The Raven, sports, double-standards in relationships, putting up a ceiling fan, and so much more! Listen and let us know!

EXPLICIT LANGUAGE: be forewarned that at least one of us swears, and it feels so good. When it happens, close your eyes and picture a different CareBear.

The Plot Congeals

In this week's episode--"The Plot Congeals"--Riboflavin and Ryan talk about what they've done in the missing week, the Miss America Pageant, flying, Ryan's obsession with Oblivion, the new Allen ISD's $60m football stadium,  Chas's relationship advice, and a few Sweetened stories.

If you'd like to save the file this week, it is a much smaller file.

Also, EXPLICIT LANGUAGE is used. You have been warned. Please enjoy it. :)