Our guests have walked 500 miles, and they will walk 500 more. Torin and Paige Rouse are the Walking America Couple with a goal of walking across all 50 states. We got to speak with them after completing the walk from the Canadian border in Washington to the Mexico border in California. We chat on what led to their journey, pushing the message of positivity and human connection, and the physical and mental work to accomplish their goal. If you want to assist you can donate to their journey at walkingamerica.com after hearing them on the podcast.

We also go off the rails as Burlew wants a month named after himself, Scott recalls a tale of his friend nearly killing someone over a velcro wallet, and Mike drops some Doordashing stories on us. Oh, and we may have figured out something we've long suspected about Mike. Have a listen!

Today on Verbal Shenanigans, we are joined by the genius responsible for some of the most iconic, face-melting, and unforgettable theme songs in television history: Ron Wasserman. Under aliases like 'The Mighty RAW,' Ron didn't just write background music—he crafted the high-octane heavy metal riffs behind Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, the legendary synth-and-guitar groove of X-Men: The Animated Series, and music for Dragon Ball Z, VR Troopers, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always, and countless iconic TV hits. A great interview loaded with nostalgia.

We also dive into the amazing Minecraft world of Mike Tomlin and play a game featuring some insane Doomsday scenarios. A great week of Verbal Shenanigans. Have a listen!

On this episode of Verbal Shenanigans, we sit down again with veteran actor Gregory Scott Cummins, best known as the intimidating, unblinking, and legendary Luther McDonald—Mac’s ex-con dad on It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia. Beyond Paddy’s Pub, Gregory boasts a decorated 30-plus-year Hollywood career with over 100 credits, including his standout turn as Detective Robert "Crate" Moore on Bosch, iconic roles in 80s and 90s action classics, and appearances in major blockbusters like Batman Returns. We pull back the curtain on how he crafted Luther’s cold-eyed glare, what it's really like working alongside Rob Mac and the Sunny crew, and the art of playing Hollywood's most unforgettable hardasses and character roles.

Scott ruins a job application, Mike picks up a unique item while DoorDashing, and we wonder why people care what Ed Sheeran thinks. Another great episode!