Sick, stuffed with Christmas chaos, and running on fumes—but Eric and Kiley still show up. The final podcast of 2025 delivers the long-promised mystery date reveal, a few apologies, and a bold promise: 2026 is going to be one for the books.

Eric and Kiley power through a post-holiday hangover because the show must go on. Kiley’s baking like a mad woman, Eric’s thrilled all the kids are coming home for Christmas, and fans are *still* waiting on the infamous mystery-date story—coming on the New Year episode (he promises). Merry Christmas, everyone! 🎄🎙️

Christmas is coming fast - Skyler’s visiting, parties are everywhere, and the takes are flying. From wasting money on coffee, gas, and lottery tickets to potty-trained kids and why funny guys win, this episode covers it all.

Christmas chaos kicks in as Eric and Kiley cook, pour shots, and decorate for Skyler’s visit. Kiley cracks up over a baby in a matching turban and laughs even harder when Eric loses a fight with a tree root. Then things heat up as they dive into *Secret Lives of Mormon Wives*, with Kiley delivering a take on Demi you won’t forget.

Eric and Kiley survive another Thanksgiving, family, and a little dog poop. Eric still has a cold and his voice is as nasally as ever and Kiley stands by her saying that marriage is gross. Eric talks about his obsession with the mini series “Roots”, but Kiley just says he is a perv. Eric has an issue because Kiley’s ex high school boyfriend reached out to her on Facebook, Eric gets jealous and all mayhem ensues.

Eric’s two-week cold has him bragging about Teledoc while Kiley tries not to gag. A cologne run uncovers Eric’s love for Timothée Chalamet, and a Tahoe Knight Monsters game introduces a coach who looks like Pee-wee Herman with a wedgie. Kiley shoves him toward the dating app “Fumble,” mocks his old-man shoes, and ignores his Angelina-Jolie-baby-photo obsession. Plus, Eric discovers the world’s greatest bagel dog. Happy Thanksgiving!

Eric and Kiley tackle a radio-station audition — while Eric battles a disgusting head cold. A couples’ baby shower and its Taco Bar set Eric off, and Kiley tears into the chaos of 50-year mortgages. Quick, funny, and perfectly unhinged.

It’s fall, the holidays are near, and Eric’s feeling ignored. Kiley’s read 74 books, Costco’s selling GLP-1s, and TV’s heating up with Kim K, Southern Charm, and Vanderpump Rules. A podcast you don’t want to miss.

Things get spooky, sporty, and straight-up strange as Halloween, the World Series, and Helen Keller collide. Eric tries to make peace after calling Kiley evil, but she strikes back with a SpongeBob insult that hits below the knees. Toss in Fox’s *Special Forces* and you’ve got one unpredictable episode.

Inappropriate October begins with Kiley being wicked, Eric reliving his hot tub youth, and chaos involving spoons, sweatpants, and Costco parking lots. Buckle up — this one’s ridiculous in the best way.

Eric and Kiley celebrate River’s 21st with Wet Woodys, debate Taylor Swift’s new song “Wood,” and announce that Bush — and sweat pant season — are officially back. Pure laughs from start to finish.

Fall vibes, playoff baseball, Halloween, and nipple piercings have Eric and Kiley cracking up. From Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban’s split to Taylor Swift’s new song “Wood” and the wild Ed Gein story — it’s another laugh-filled ride in Studio E

Eric and Kiley are fresh back from Destin Florida with their travel group “The Waints”.  Good food, beautiful beaches, and strippers.   Bizarre travel stories that include a naked women in the Dallas airport.

As Eric and Kiley are preparing for their trip to Destin, Florida things get a little raunchy on the podcast.  Tik Tok butts, taint moles, and kinky obsessions with vacuum cleaners, you will have to tune in to figure this one out.  Eric brags and Kiley cheers’ YouTube TV.  Kiley is pumped up about running for United States Senate after her conversation with the Mayor of Reno, Nevada.

Kiley explains, in her words, why she can be a dick because she is a Taurus.   Eric is excited to go to the Asphalt Socialites/Gene Loves Jezebel concert even if it is in the slums of Reno.  Kiley points out that Eric is losing his eyebrows, Jimmy Kimmel didn’t lose his job because of free speech, and how people are now doing Ketamine Therapy.  Eric is confused a man sucks on his own sock.

Rest in peach Charlie Kirk.  Eric and Kiley go deep into the assignation of Charlie Kirk and what is going on with the United States of America.  Eric swears the toe lady was undressing him with her eyes.  Kiley dives in deep about the documentary “The Unknown Number” and how messed up the final outcome is.  In between all the serious talk are some hilarious moments you don’t want to miss.

Mom and Dad are back on the podcast and bringing the laughs.  Dad and Eric share work stories from Lake Tahoe while Mom shares her stories of kissing Jimmy Page from Led Zeppelin and the Governor of Nevada.  Reminiscing on Mom and Dad’s trip to India, hoe Mom hates the way Travis Kielce dresses and Dad shares his term on endearment to Mom.

Eric and Kiley push through the post-holiday haze to bring you a Labor Day edition straight from Graeagle, CA. After a weekend packed with electric bike rides, frozen slushies, and plenty of laughs, they’re running on fumes—but their “labor of love” for podcasting keeps the energy flowing.

Eric and Kiley are back in the studio after a two week break. Kiley gets you caught up on the hectic last two weeks of the their lives.  Narcissistic people, Mormon sluts, and a Grey’s Anatomy story that will have you glued to the podcast.

Part II of this podcast lets us in on life in India, Indian food, and the dreams of the Baduwalia family restaurant.   Jasmeet (Jazz) Baduwalia and his brother Navi Baduwalia give us detailed descriptions of their family recipes and Eric fills the boys in on some of his life experiences.  If you are ready to laugh, Part II is for you.