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In this episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here, the guys bounce from Earth Day and Rapid City Cleanup Week to the strange reality that Americans are picky about their drinking water, then dive into a surprisingly intense story about a dog surviving a car hit, plus movie tangents, Hot Hunks competition hype, and the usual unpredictable studio chaos—proving once again that you never quite know where the conversation will land next. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this laid-back 4/20 edition of Stitch & Oak Was Here, the guys bounce from Coachella surprises and Justin Bieber’s unconventional performance to celebrity birthdays, WrestleMania chaos featuring Jelly Roll, and debates about underrated artists who deserve their own festival spotlight. Along the way, they swap radio-life stories, rank classic stoner songs and movies, reflect on changing attitudes toward marijuana, and keep the conversation loose, funny, and just a little unpredictable—exactly the kind of off-the-rails energy listeners expect when Stitch & Oak take over the afternoon airwaves. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here, the guys dig into the real-life drama behind famous breakup songs, swap wild theories about pop stars and conspiracies, joke about celebrity relationships gone sideways, and bounce through everything from Bieber’s catalog sale to wrestling chaos and brutally honest childhood stories—mixing sharp humor, questionable takes, and just enough chaos to keep things unpredictable from start to finish. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On tax day, Stitch and Oak try to ignore the one thing everyone’s thinking about… and fail in the most entertaining way possible. What starts as a promise to keep things light quickly turns into a mix of tax frustration, music talk, and completely random detours.They bounce from K-pop themed McDonald’s meals to new charting artists, argue about genres, and laugh through the realization that getting older might just mean buying physical games and holding onto stacks of CDs.Somewhere in the middle, things spiral into weird headlines, nostalgic tech moments, and the kind of off-the-cuff conversations that feel like they...

Stitch and Oak bounce between real talk and total nonsense, digging into how glued we all are to our phones and whether a digital detox could actually fix our brains… or if we’re too far gone. That spirals into a brutally honest conversation about influencers making insane money, why regular jobs feel less appealing, and whether any of it is actually sustainable. Along the way, they roast radio habits, debate vaccine beer, relive terrible first email addresses, and question everything from Coachella price tags to Rock & Roll Hall of Fame snubs. It all wraps with the usual mix of...

Stitch and Oak jump from new music and superhero hype into a full-on spiral of misquoted movie lines and random debates. Joey Chestnut somehow dominates NFL players in a cake eating contest, Hot Hunks officially launches, and things drift into trash TV, taxes, and questionable on-air moments. It’s loud, unpredictable, and exactly what happens when nobody’s really in charge. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This one kind of spirals in the best way… starting with new music and somehow ending up deep in first-beer confessions, TRL nostalgia, and a full-on roast of a guy reviewing Bud Light Platinum on YouTube. Along the way, they bounce from Will Ferrell and boy bands to why one out of three young adults are still living at home, then land hard on National Beer Day with stories that feel way too familiar… bad choices, worse hangovers, and friends who absolutely did not help. It’s chaotic, a little unfiltered, and exactly what happens when two guys start talking and...

An April Fool’s Day episode that goes completely off the rails, from a fake rebrand to “Smooth Jazz 93.1” to prank calls, jailhouse jokes, and some questionable life advice. Stitch and Oak bounce between holiday talk, local shoutouts, and their signature chaos, mixing real promos with ridiculous bits like prison phone calls and saran wrap pranks. It’s part radio show, part inside joke, and all energy… the kind of episode where you’re never quite sure what’s real, but you’re laughing the whole way through. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this quick and to-the-point episode Stitch & Oak tackle the hard hitting questions: Honestly it's just about which Ninja Turtle Stitch would be based on his horrible personality... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Stitch and Oak bounce all over the place in the best way, starting with a Youngblood ticket giveaway that immediately turns into confusion over what actually counts as a “Youngblood song.” From there, it spirals into dentist anxiety, dodging basic adult responsibilities, and realizing nobody really has their life together. Along the way, they debate everything from K-pop groups to the greatest athletes since 2000, call each other out for phone addiction (yes, even in the bathroom), and somehow land on a motivational note about confidence. It’s chaotic, honest, and exactly what happens when you turn the mics on and...