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Stitch and Oak are back with another wonderfully ridiculous episode! Stitch gets recognized at Culver’s and officially declares himself a local celebrity, sparking a hilarious conversation about Kelly Clarkson, celebrity entitlement, and why being a decent human being shouldn't be so difficult. Meanwhile, Halloween fever is taking over! The guys debate the worst movie sequels, revisit childhood Power Rangers memories, discuss America's rattiest cities, and prepare for the fourth annual Creepy Crawl, complete with creepy costumes and the mysterious KBYE 96.9. Plus, there's Vikings football, AI-generated music, Beetlejuice pizza, pumpkin patches, the upcoming Wild West Songwriters Festival in Deadwood, and...

Stitch and Oak are back with a big celebration after the second annual Stitch Fest: Feed the Need! The guys recap an incredible night of live music and community support that raised thousands of dollars for Tom Whillock's Friday Bandshell Meals, along with much-needed winter clothing donations.Meanwhile, Stitch is celebrating his Minnesota Vikings starting 5-0, the guys debate whether walking through a cemetery at night is actually scary, and Halloween fever takes over the studio! They preview the fourth annual Creepy Crawl, dream up a downtown Rapid City horror experience, discover Beetlejuice-inspired pizza, and debate whether The Nightmare Before Christmas...

The Bert and Ernie Show is back together! Stitch and Oak return from their sick days just in time to celebrate National Fluffernutter Day, investigate the disturbing TikTok trend of eating whole boiled zucchini, and reminisce about getting in trouble in school. Plus, the guys revisit Goosebumps nostalgia, debate the perfect workweek, and discover that apparently everything deserves its own holiday. The countdown is officially on for Stitch Fest: Feed the Need, where Stitch is turning his 41st birthday into a night of live music, chili, and giving back to Tom Whillock's Friday Bandshell Meals. With Paradise White, Good Fire,...

Oakley is down for the count, leaving a still-sick Stitch to hold down the fort! With his 41st birthday approaching, Stitch gears up for the second annual Stitch Fest: Feed the Need, raising money and collecting winter clothing for Tom Whillock's Friday Bandshell Meals. Along the way, he talks upcoming rock tours, takes an unexpected trip through Detroit, dives into Halloween costume history, and gets everyone ready for the fourth annual Creepy Crawl. Plus, Zaccy Moon sits down with brothers Derek and Gage Flick of Paradise White to talk about their journey from New Age Affair, the meaning behind their...

Stitch and Oak are both fighting off colds, but that doesn’t stop a Tuesday edition of the Bert and Ernie Show. The guys revisit the childhood terror of quicksand, celebrate National Taco Day, talk new local music from Paradise White, complain about the concerts that never seem to make it to the Black Hills, and squeeze in some questionable football and basketball analysis. The countdown is also officially on for Stitch’s birthday and the second annual Stitch Fest: Feed the Need, raising support for Tom Whillock and the Friday Bandshell Meals with music from Josh and Pat of Flannel, Paradise...

Stitch and Oak are fully embracing October chaos. This episode dives into Stitch’s alleged “marijuana problem,” an unhealthy appreciation for cheese, the Willy Wonka Golden Ticket obsession, and the discovery that “Money for Nothing” topped the charts around the time Stitch was born. The guys also get philosophical about songwriting, investigate why the funny bone isn’t actually funny, and start plotting rock-and-roll Halloween costumes. Plus, Stitch Fest is almost here, with Stitch turning his birthday celebration into Feed the Need, raising money for the Friday Bandshell Meals and Tom Whillock’s crew. There’s also plenty of Creepy Crawl hype, TikTok rabbit...

October has arrived, which means one thing above all else: it’s Stitch’s birthday month—and he’s making sure nobody forgets it. Stitch and Oak kick off spooky season with Halloween costume talk, Creepy Crawl excitement, a horrifying candy-corn pizza idea, Sega Genesis nostalgia and plenty of October chaos. The guys also get into the second annual Stitch Fest: Feed the Need, happening October 10, with music, chili and a mission to help support Friday meals for people in need in Rapid City. Plus, Stitch celebrates turning 41, ten years at HomeSlice and prepares for an October packed with reasons to party....

Spooky season has officially taken over Stitch & Oak Was Here. Stitch and Oak debate when Halloween decorations should go up, preview the fourth annual Creepy Crawl, and get way too invested in Power Rangers costumes—including a possible Ivan Ooze appearance. Pasted text The guys also discover the bizarre masked “Poutine Primus” band, celebrate Les Claypool, debate the VMAs and Taylor Swift, and dive deep into football—including Case Keenum’s memorable Monday Night Football story. Add in mullets, poofy hair, questionable jokes and the final days of September, and you’ve got another appropriately chaotic episode. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for...

Stitch and Oak are back with another round of beautifully random radio chaos. The guys get ready for Rapid City’s Great Pumpkin Festival and the fourth annual Creepy Crawl, dive into football after a rough night for the Broncos, and try to comprehend the absolutely insane price of seeing Metallica from the Snake Pit at the Sphere. Things take a turn into old-school Deadwood stories when Stitch remembers serving Kevin Costner breakfast and getting a $75 tip on a $35 bill. Plus, there’s celebrity tipping drama, discontinued cars, Barbie 2 talk, a car literally catching fire outside the station, and...

It’s the 69th episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here, so naturally the guys declare this one officially “nice.” Stitch survives an expensive nap through Practical Magic 2, plans a Nashville getaway, and debates whether Little Caesars and beer would make the perfect last meal. Football is back in a big way with Vikings, Broncos, Chiefs and fantasy football talk, before the discovery of ESPN 8: The Ocho’s absolutely ridiculous “Slippery Stairs” sends everything off the rails. Plus, there’s Judge Judy, foldable phones, OnlyFans spending, rock-and-roll tangents, Stitch Fest, spooky season and the usual collection of conversations that probably shouldn’t...