We kick things off celebrating an I.U. WIN (yes, it finally happened — act accordingly). Then we dive into famous athletes who wore #62, because nothing says elite podcasting like ranking offensive linemen.

From there we hit the sports update, featuring the legendary Philly Eagles Kid moment that had the internet in a chokehold. After that, we time-travel back to 1962 and 1862 to see what chaos humanity was cooking up before WiFi existed.

We check in on National Days, show love to the legendary Sam Cooke on what would've been his 95th birthday, and then immediately lose all maturity with a round of Would You Rather.

Things get spicy when we read 1-star reviews of Forest Park, because apparently even beautiful places can't escape keyboard warriors. Then it's time for our Mount Rushmore of Biggest Scams — from historical finesses to modern-day nonsense (yes, somebody gets called out).

We wrap it all up with Xavi taking over Would You Rather duties, proving once again that giving him the mic is both entertaining and dangerous.

Hit play, laugh irresponsibly, and remember… this is Sit, Talk, and Listen — not Sit, Behave, and Be Normal.

We kick things off with famous #61 athletes and take a quick history detour through 1961 and 1861 (because why not). From there it's national days, trivia that somehow turns into U2 vs. Michael Jackson, and a round of Would You Rather that raises more questions than answers.

Things really go off the rails when we read 1-star reviews of the St. Louis Zoo, check in on sports and gambling wins (and losses), and build our Mount Rushmore of Sauces—a debate that got way more heated than expected.

We wrap it up by talking how we rang in the New Year… and questioning if we did it right.
New year, same chaos.

Episode 60 is packed, loud, and all over the place—in the best way possible. We're joined by Brady and Brendan, and things get rolling with a deep (and unnecessary) dive into #60, including what was happening in 1960, 1860, and even 1760.

Xavi fires back at people who love to talk down on the NBA, then we hit Today's National Days for December 30th, where Bacon Day immediately becomes the star of the show. From there, we put our brains to the test with Trivia Around the Horn, including the very important question: Does West Virginia touch the Atlantic Ocean?

We react to the recent Powerball drawing, the second-largest jackpot in history, and start dreaming big. Christmas recaps follow, including Rob's strange new family addition, plus Brendan tells the story of a movie theater trip where the theater somehow forgot to start the movie.

We run through the latest sports headlines, then lock in for this episode's Mount Rushmore: Sports Uniforms, with each of us picking one from the four major U.S. pro sports leagues. To close it out, we talk New Year's snack power rankings and dive into a Would You Rather that sparks one last debate.

Fun episode, great conversations—jump in and join us. ️