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On this episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here, summer is winding down, football is officially taking over, and Stitch makes his feelings about jazz very clear. The guys complain about everything that used to be free but now costs money—from phone chargers and concert fees to Disney FastPass—while Oak gets excited about his first trip to Nashville for beer, food, and plenty of live music. Then it’s full-on NFL mode with season predictions, fantasy football, the Seahawks and Patriots, Chiefs and Broncos talk, and Stitch somehow juggling five fantasy leagues. Plus, there’s Dokken, Guns N’ Roses, fall weather excitement,...

On this episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here, the guys return from Labor Day weekend with Oak suffering from a serious “show hole” after binge-watching The Gentlemen—and apparently getting shamed for spending the day watching TV. Stitch is fully locked into football mode with five fantasy leagues and plenty of NFL predictions, while the guys also recap their holiday weekend and a trip to Reptile Gardens. They debate America’s most popular beers, complain about skyrocketing streaming prices, start getting excited for Halloween and the fourth annual Creepy Crawl, and—as usual—wander through classic rock, movies, comedy, Megadeth, and whatever else...

On this episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here, the guys happily say goodbye to one of the busiest Augusts ever and start looking ahead to Labor Day weekend, cooler weather, and the return of football season. Oak finally shaves off his Rally mustache, leading to exactly the kind of inappropriate conversation you'd expect, while Stitch attempts to explain fantasy football before his upcoming drafts. They also debate whether the thumbs-up emoji is secretly passive-aggressive, why texting makes it nearly impossible to understand someone's tone, reminisce about Mega Man and old-school arcades, and talk about the massive success of Spider-Man:...

On this episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here, Zac joins Mitchell to talk about the creative process behind The Outside Kids’ newest single, “Close Enough,” including how an old-school pop-punk riff, lyrics written years earlier, and a surprise metal breakdown all came together to create the finished track. The guys also dive into a round of Hot Take Friday debates about pets, TikTok, social media, and modern life, while looking ahead to the final concerts and festivities at the Central States Fair. After a packed August filled with the Rally, the fair, school starting, and nonstop events, Stitch and...

Stitch and Oak are finally back together, and there’s a lot to unpack. The guys break down Spider-Man: Brand New Day, talk about why rock and roll is very much alive, and look back at some of their favorite moments from the Sturgis Rally—including an absolutely pristine Megadeth performance. Oak also recaps a wildly successful Four Winds Music Festival, from Psychostick and Green Jellÿ chaos to the regional bands and local crew who helped make the whole thing happen. Plus, the Central States Fair is in full swing with rodeos, fireworks and concerts, Stitch Fest starts taking shape, school is...

On this episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here, Stitch and Oak dive headfirst into the excitement surrounding Spider-Man: Brand New Day, debate blockbuster movies, and get pumped for concerts from the Goo Goo Dolls and Luke Bryan. Along the way, they swap ghost stories from Vermont, count down to the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, discuss football season, and somehow end up inventing hilariously ridiculous adult film names—including the unforgettable "Jack Theratrix." From pop culture and music to random tangents and nonstop laughs, it's another unpredictable ride with Stitch and Oak.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here, Stitch unveils his latest contribution to Black Hills culture: the official Black Hills Rally Dog, a creation headed to the Loud American during the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. The guys also debate whether minivans are cool again, discover that Oak somehow doesn't know the difference between drummies and flats, and dive into sports, celebrity connections, Tom Petty, AI-generated music, and the struggle of avoiding movie spoilers. Plus, there's plenty of Sturgis Rally excitement, Lita Ford and Lzzy Hale talk, Summer Nights anticipation, and the usual collection of stories and tangents that make...

This episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here is packed with everything from superhero debates to classic rock and small-town fun. Stitch and Oak officially declare Joe Dirt the unofficial mascot of the show, break down the latest Avengers: Doomsday trailer, and debate their favorite heroes and villains from Marvel, DC, and beyond. They also preview Stitch's guest performance at Summer Nights, talk Sturgis Rally excitement, dream about legendary rock concerts, and share plenty of laughs about birthdays, otters, movies, and growing older without slowing down. As always, it's a mix of pop culture, local happenings, music, and the wonderfully...

On this episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here, Stitch and Oak celebrate National Hot Dog Day by dreaming up the ultimate "Black Hills Dog" and wondering why South Dakota doesn't have its own signature hot dog yet. The conversation bounces from superhero movies and the biggest MTV music videos of all time to classic rock history, Sturgis Rally concerts, and why turning 40 doesn't feel anything like being middle-aged anymore. Along the way, the guys preview Summer Nights, debate the song of the summer, share plenty of music trivia, and deliver the usual mix of laughs, nostalgia, and wonderfully...

On this episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here, Stitch and Oak remind everyone to slow down and enjoy summer before it slips away. The guys chat about National Mac and Cheese Day, upcoming movies like The Odyssey, the buzz around Dexter and the Moon Rocks, and why social media feels more like a chore than ever. They also talk live music around the Black Hills, Sturgis Rally excitement, grilling season, Olivia Rodrigo's marathon tour, and some of the funniest pet peeves you've ever heard—including why Oak hates being asked how his food tastes. It's another laid-back mix of pop...