All episodes

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...

Stitch and Oak bounce all over the map in this one, and honestly, that’s the fun of it. It starts with radio talk and music trends, from Bruno Mars climbing charts to the return of dance music, before sliding straight into concert hype with Yungblud tickets at the Buffalo Chip and a push for local hip-hop artists to get their shot on-air. Then it turns into a full-on Easter spiral, Reese’s Thins obsession, adults stealing candy, aggressive egg hunts, and a surprisingly passionate defense of black licorice. Along the way, they detour into Daredevil hype, Reacher throwing hands in real...

The day after St. Patrick’s turns into a mix of regret, random debates, and surprisingly strong opinions as Stitch and Oak bounce from missed scotch eggs and Ambien stories to why songs are getting shorter and why your local hip-hop track better be radio clean. Somewhere between jazz slander, sloppy joe arguments, and a meteor casually exploding over Ohio, they keep circling back to one thing, giving Black Hills artists a real shot on the air… as long as they keep it clean. Chaos, callbacks, and just enough structure to hold it together. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more...

Stitch and Oak ride the St. Patrick’s Day wave with stories from their downtown Rapid City pub crawl, already plotting bigger chaos for next year, maybe even a full-blown costume contest. They bounce between Irish trivia, Chicago’s neon-green river, and whether Boston or Reno actually does the holiday best… all while debating how to spell “Paddy’s” without offending anyone.The show drifts the way it always does, into everything. Summer Nights gets the green light to return downtown, Marvel hype builds with a new Spider-Man trailer on the way, and somehow it all connects back to green beer, scotch eggs, and...

Stitch and Oak bounce from movie theater popcorn strategy to candy-cigarette nostalgia, fake fan mail from bands like Cinderella, Dokken, and Ratt, and a running bit about old-school fax machines lighting up the studio. Along the way they talk National Popcorn Lovers’ Day, blockbuster movies that don’t feel like blockbusters anymore, St. Patrick’s Day pub crawl hype, Summer Nights possibly returning to downtown Rapid City, and the kind of gloriously dumb chaos that makes their show feel like two best friends hijacking the airwaves. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here, the guys bounce all over the place in the best possible way, mixing brand-new music talk with birthday shoutouts, Mario Day confusion, Chuck Norris facts, and a deeply weird but hilarious discussion about whether it’s rude to leave a party without saying goodbye. Along the way, Stitch reveals his very real hatred of ranch dressing and the traumatic Boy Scout camp story behind it, the duo hypes up the upcoming Lepre-Con and Running of the Gingers in downtown Rapid City, and they keep returning to their completely fake dream concert at...

Stitch and Oak go fully off the rails with an AI-powered fight simulator, debating absurd matchups like Sammy Hagar vs. David Lee Roth, Ted Nugent vs. Kid Rock, and Abraham Lincoln vs. Tyler Durden. Along the way, they invent their own bootleg “Sphere” in Las Vegas, Texas, dream-book ridiculous rock shows, and somehow turn the whole thing into pure chaotic gold. After, Fresh off The Voice, Bijou Bell hangs out for a fun and surprisingly heartfelt conversation about music, dreams, family, and what it’s really like chasing a career as an artist. Between games, Rapid City shoutouts, and talk about...

Stitch and Oak roll into a happy Monday like a couple of caffeinated tour managers, hyping Journey’s Black Hills stop, arguing the sacred hierarchy of McMuffins (and why the sausage one just feels more honest), and immediately spiraling into a full-on Vegas Sphere wishlist, Metallica, Tool rumors, and the absolute chaos of “who SHOULD play the Sphere next?” Then it gets wonderfully unhinged with the Jim Carrey “clone” theory, followed by some real talk about sobriety math, family drama, and trying not to reset the clock after 57 days. Add in Sturgis Battle of the Bands updates, the upcoming Redneck...

On this chaotic Thursday episode, Stitch and Oak spiral from snowy road complaints into dramatic debates about whether we need more snow or less sanity, joke about stadium-level success as they marvel at Noah Kahan selling out Fenway four nights in a row, shout out birthdays for Millie Bobby Brown and Chappell Roan while arguing over stage names, and take a nostalgic turn through YouTube’s very first upload and how a certain infamous halftime show helped spark the platform’s creation; along the way there’s midweek motivation, tax season reminders, weekend plans including a big live show at Murphy’s, and the...

Stitch and Oak bounce from arguing about phone rules to decoding chaotic dreams (including Stitch’s ongoing “best friends with MGK” dream storyline), then spiral into everything else that makes their show fun, snow on the way, the “I never answer unknown numbers” debate, why working out makes Stitch feel like he’s going to puke (possibly thanks to burpees plus a vitamin-gummy-banana combo), and a rapid-fire stretch of pop culture, Olympics chatter, and the “hardest sports” list before wrapping with Whiskey Fest hype and a couple classic on-air slip-ups. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.