Polo and Cabeza debate how much money it would take for them to get knocked out by Mike Tyson, bumping into celebrities in Vegas, and the Puente Hills mall's impact on film history and Polo's bladder

Cabeza is breathing the free air again as we discuss bachata legend El Torito, Dad Hats, the Lakers late season prospects, and some of the off-season moves by the Dodgers

Cabeza's been on the run for awhile and reports from an undisclosed location via shortwave radio to provide vital information on this year's Oscar nominees, and we both try to figure out what the debt ceiling is and why crypto is a scam. Also Carvana?

Cabeza travels directly into the heart of the Canadian beast to party down, Polo really loves Star Wars Andor and aircraft lavatories, and the phrase "funny Rob Schnieder movie" is uttered for the first time by someone who isn't his mom. All this and more in another action-packed episode of What in Tarnation!

In this fine, fine, fine, very very good episode, Cabeza is viciously attacked by the Maple Syrup Mafia in response to our cutting commentary, Shaq provides the weather report, we wonder if the Lakers are quiet quitting, and in a very special segment Polo learns about Latino body image, Las Mulas De Moreno, and Trunk or Treating.

Were the Dodgers the victims of divine retribution or do they really just need to bring out a post-season manager from the bullpen? Also unruly Canadians bring the shenanigans, Cabeza brings the Hot D, and we try to figure out what show that was with Vanilla Ice, Mini-Me, and the lady who played Red Sonja back in the day.

Things heat up as Prop 27 ads target obnoxious Bostonians! Also, if you're good at Risk does that mean you're a geopolitical genius? Phony Stark says yes! Plus, California's electricity deficit, moving Paul Bunyon's couch, and more!

There's no shifting in baseball! Plus, we try to figure out what the heck Prop 27 actually is, that one time Cabeza tried to carry a grenade onto a plane, and talk about the implications of the first Salvadoran in space

The inaugural episode where we discuss the Dodgers, the kids these days, and aspects of corporate culture we'd rather leave behind. Oh, and the Queen died.