Jay Ducote and his pal Chuck P., of BiteAndBooze.com, join Jeremy White and Sunny Weathers for a special Cinco de Mayo Eve tequila tasting episode at El Rio Grande Mexican Restaurant, featuring prized specimens from Raul Urdiales’ private menagerie of sexily bottled tequilas.

Jeremy and Sunny chat about Disney World’s hometown’s really bad week, a fired deputy, and a congressman’s inadvertent broadcast of a private meeting.

Herman Davis and Robert Rau watch Jessica Lange try to steal Gwyneth Paltrow's baby and a Netflix exclusive horror movie to determine which one should be called "Hush."

Knick and James spend a little bit of time talking about Star Wars. Then they spend a whole hell of a lot of time talking about the happiest place on earth, the humble rub-n-tug.

Jeremy White, Sunny Weathers, and The Family Dinner’s David Vitrano are coming at you off the top rope from El Rio Grande Mexican Restaurant in this wrestling-reference-filled episode.

On a somewhat Thanksgiving-themed episode from El Rio Grande Mexican Restaurant, Sunny Weathers and Jeremy White inform The Family Dinner’s David Vitrano that Latvia is, in fact, a real country that actually exists.

David Vitrano joins Jeremy and Sunny to discuss the cancellation of a triathlon. David also explains how a certain prisoner regularly treats his penis like a Swingline.

Two movies titled Seven enter, only one will leave (with its title) as Herman Davis, Eric McCauley and Robert Rau watch the David Fincher gross fest and the heavily edited Andy Sidaris soft core porn and determine which should be called Seven. While Fincher is clearly the favorite coming into this contest, the other movie does have boobs, or should have boobs. The only copy Robert could find was on Youtube, and sometimes their sensitive about that kind of stuff.

Two movies titled Nothing But Trouble enter, only one will leave (with its title) as Herman Davis, Rusty Elkins, Andrea Vickery, Zach Vickery and Robert Rau watch a Laurel and Hardy ditty and Dan Aykroyd’s only directorial effort to determine which should be called Nothing But Trouble.

Metro Councilman Ryan Heck makes his long-awaited and boisterously candid debut on the show with Jeremy White and Sunny Weathers.

In an effort to get more people interested in the ad-laden versions of its newspapers, The Advocate has partnered with Nabisco to create a three-pound fortune cookie shell to wrap around its printed editions.

Howard Hall Jr. joins Jeremy and Sunny to discuss Morris Bart birthdays and blackface amoebas. They also argue pulling down a kid's pants and calling him a racial slur is more sex crime than hate crime.

Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush has a new look that reflects his “outsiderness” and “devil-may-care attitude,” says his newly appointed campaign manager.

Jeremy White and Sunny Weathers are joined by Dorque host Knick Moore at El Rio Grande Mexican Restaurant for a podcast featuring some interesting musical numbers, including a couple involving LSU football gameday activities.

Two movies titled The Guest enter, only one will leave (with its title) as Herman Davis and Robert Rau watch the criminally underrated 2014 thriller and the 1963 substitute for Ambien to determine which deserves the title The Guest.

Jared Kendall helps Jeremy and Sunny break down a potential pare-down of New Orleans strip clubs and propose how to keep Bourbon Street skintastic.

David Vitrano drops serious knowledge about LSU football, Jeremy refs an improv game about new TV shows, and Sunny provides "The Never-Ending" sound effect.

Evan Rabalais joins Sunny and Jeremy to weigh in on the new UFC uniforms, Zachary's Americana traditional neighborhood development, and hot octogenarian babes.

Jeremy White had topics for Sunny Weathers and Robert Rau, but Sunny has plans for his Powerball winnings, like opening a hall of fame for Pete Rose (next to the one he’s not in).

Knick and James spend a little time talking about how to pee, then a lot of time talking about Knick’s balls.