Give Us a Good One Mike Garrido & Orville Neely

In the 20th freakin' episode the guys welcome comedian Ben Roy to Mike's temporary Eagle Rock bungalow. Ben is the star of the TruTV show "Those Who Can't" and an alarmingly funny comedian. The three dudes touch on soaking and baking, what it takes to let go of bad stuff in life, and there's a lot of God talk. Don't listen to this in public, you're going to ugly laugh.

Part two of this dense double episode with Thes One of PUTS has got it all: Mike getting into a fight with Will.I.Am 16 years ago, a Tom Cruise's dick sighting, Pharrell comparing Thes to a dog, and the time People Under the Stairs got a dude fired. This one is special. The guys tie up a lot of hilarious loose ends.

Thes One of legendary underground hip-hop group People Under the Stairs welcomes Mike and Orville into his home studio for a monster two part episode. Thes tells the disastrous story of when the P first played Glastonbury, what it's like to share a row with Ice T and the full backstory of how Thes ended up on the Price is Right. In addition we get some backstory on how venues are screwing musicians over in new and exciting ways. Get comfortable. 

Season two comes out swinging with guest John Dwyer of legendary band Oh Sees. Mike and Orville ventured to a hillside somewhere in Los Angeles to sit among roughhousing cats and an impressive garden while hearing tales of all sorts of shit courtesy of the Oh Sees founder. The guys hit all the topics: how to feed baby mice, central Europe bribery tactics and what exactly happened the night John smashed a guitar over a promoter's head (all of which was caught on camera). This rare and lengthy sit down with John is not to be missed. 

All the way from Minneapolis, the guys welcome rapper Astronautalis to Austin, Texas. Astronautalis tells Mike and Orville about his first tour of Romania and the hijinks that come along with touring in an region that American musicians rarely venture. There's corrupt police, a truck accident, a lost passport and more. It's basically National Lampoon's European Vacation. Astronautalis also tells the origin story of his "Turn left, now go fast" tattoo.

After a two month pie break, the guys welcome Jake Garcia of legendary Austin psych band The Black Angels. Jake has been making music for decades in addition to obtaining a stellar record collection. He tells Mike and Orville about the records that moved him, eating horse in Italy, and a slew of other great stories that come with a lifetime of playing rock and roll.