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Stitch and Oak bounce from “Pound Cake” jokes and workout-shot myths into birthday shoutouts for Elvis and Bowie, then spiral into band talk, bubble bath memories, and a legendary poison ivy story that absolutely did not stay PG. They hit a full-on 90s throwback with TRL nostalgia and a Reddit list of what used to be normal back then, plus an old-school Bluetooth “landline” gadget so you can ignore your phone like it’s 1999. It all wraps with a push for the Redneck Wedding sign-ups and the promise of chaos every weekday afternoon on Real Rock 100.3 The Fox and...

Stitch and Oak kick off the second week of January with new music talk, a weird Stranger Things “surprise episode” rumor, and National Take Down Your Christmas Tree Day turning into an argument about dying pre lit lights. Then it’s foosball playoffs, a 50 year old Twinkie, a Taco Bell fight gone off the rails, and the big tease: the Redneck Wedding is back, with a monster truck ceremony up for grabs. They cap it all with a new word association game that gets dark fast, because… of course it does. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It’s a rowdy Friday with Stitch and Oak… karaoke is happening, Christmas shopping is down to the wire, and New Year’s plans get real once a baby enters the chat. They argue the “best” way to spend New Year’s Eve (Netflix wins the poll), pitch the idea of Stitch throwing a full-blown 80s-style rager for his 40th, and somehow end up talking about why New Year’s Day is basically the Super Bowl of pizza.Plus: a surprise bagel drop at work, shoutouts to linemen after wind chaos, and a full “Love it or F it” game where Stitch declares war on...

Stitch and Oak fire up a holiday-season show that immediately goes off the rails. It starts with movie releases, Brad Pitt, and why streaming exclusives are annoying, then somehow turns into a deep, unnecessary dive into Brett Michaels’ family tree, Jelly Roll’s weight loss, and whether you’re allowed to call people fat on the radio.Things fully derail when Stitch discovers a porn star name generator and proudly introduces the world to “Hung Like a Mule Joe,” complete with mule sound effects, fake aliases, and multiple moments where someone should’ve hit the dump button. They squeeze in Christmas stress, parenting panic,...

It’s a chaotic December hang where Stitch and Oak bounce from Charlie Puth Super Bowl drama to the “rename football” debate, then spiral into insane money talk about NFL team values and Netflix buying Warner Bros. Along the way… winter whiplash weather, Christmas movie arguing, and a viral shower song that completely derails the entire show. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Stitch and Oak roll into Friday with no Christmas money, a bruised ego from Spotify Wrapped, and a whole lot of unearned confidence. They stumble through Google’s Year in Search, butcher half the names they try to pronounce, and accidentally turn the show into a couples quiz about food, first crushes, tattoos, and way too much personal history. There’s a real moment about consent tucked inside all the nonsense, plus arguments about scammy ATMs, MGK’s weird F1 quote, and a sound-effects game that ends with someone sprinting in flip-flops. It’s messy, honest, and exactly the kind of chaos they’re known...

Stitch and Oak roll into December broke, cranky, and absolutely determined to force some Christmas cheer into existence. In between plotting a Sega Genesis shrine and roasting each other over failed advent calendars and garbage-bag gift wrapping, they play a brutal word-association game where Stitch has to say his second thought instead of the first. That somehow leads to legendary misheard lyrics, from “Charlene doesn’t like it, up the…” to “let the bicycle go” instead of “let the bodies hit the floor.”They check in on Houston in his hospital bed, argue about whether Die Hard is a real Christmas movie,...

It is officially December and the chaos is already flowing. Stitch and Oak kick off the month with broken budgets, cold mornings, and a brand-new holiday tradition: Stitch’s daily “Elf on the Shelf”–style wall art surprise, featuring everything from Snoop on a Stoop to Rambo on a Lambo.From there, the guys spiral into Cyber Monday confessions, kid Christmas pageants, Mariah Carey’s yearly two-million-dollar thawing, and the absolute emotional damage of seeing your kid’s expensive hoverboard rotting in the shed.Then the show jumps headfirst into Stranger Things season five reactions — slow episodes, the Steve Harrington situation, massive plot questions, and...

It is almost Friday and Stitch and Oak are in full chaos mode with the "Would You Rather: Gross Edition." From choosing between shampoo or toothpaste forever, ugly or smelly, no thumbs or no fingers, and throuple or no-strings-attached threesome, nothing is off limits as the guys overthink every scenario and drag listeners along for the ride. Along the way they chase hilarious side quests about Iron Maiden’s mascot Eddie, Ozzy’s legendary “beer thief” clip, Stranger Things, the Mile High Club and whether a haunted house is hotter than the back row of a movie theater. Between the dirty questions...