After last week's stroll down fuzzy memory lane (and before next week's Christmas bonanza) the guys took it easy and discussed their favorite moments from a year most would like to forget. Favorite albums. Favorite movies. Favorite headlines. Favorite celebrity deaths. It's all on the agenda...

You know what sucks? Zoom audio. But you know what doesn't? Hearing about all the great felonies--ummm--memories that Craig shared with some of his closest childhood friends. This week, Dave and Brad got a few people to join the call to tell us some of Craig's best, fuzziest moments. From bikes in trees to fish juice in attics, there isn't much these guys didn't experience. Plus, a few listeners and old friends send some birthday wishes of their own. [HEADS UP! This is chaos at its best. Weird mics, echoes, feedback, etc. New listeners should probably check out some other episodes and come back to this one later...]

This week, the guys drag themselves away from the Thanksgiving table and back to the recording table to cover a few random topics from the trusty ol' skull. And -- because it's NTS -- that means discussions of social justice keyboard warriors, goals for being famous, and how they'd create new holidays. Also, Craig introduces the world to "Little Boy Day" ... for better or worse.

It's Thanksgiving! (What? It wasn't obvious from the episode title?) The guys are celebrating the season doing what they do best -- being thankful for early holidays, Christmas porn, weird bathroom fears, and Craig's complete lack of motion. They also completely dishonor Alex Trebek with the worst round of Jeopardy ever played on the air. You've been warned.

This week, the guys adhere to state curfew and virtually discuss Alton Brown's lack of chill, Alex Trebek's lack of breathing, and the likelihood that 2020 will lack memorable holidays. And, because it's Needless to Say, things rarely stay on track, while Dave sounds like he recorded in a corrugated steel room, 25 feet from the other guys.

Yes, there's a meaning behind the title. No, it won't make sense without hearing this episode. From COVID and elections to celebrity defections, the guys recovered from an unexpected "week off" to assess the new normal... for the show, and the world. (But just in case you think they've changed, remember the name of the episode...)  

FIGHT! The guys from Nerd Entertainment Hub are back this week to "take over" Needless to Say. They picked the topics. They controlled the flow. But they couldn't stop Craig, Dave and Brad from being themselves. The result? A discussion of Marvel movies, Mortal Kombat and old horror that quickly sunk to new ethical lows. With six voices, four Zoom windows and some random echo it may not have been a flawless victory, but it's definitely a funny one. @nerdyhub

A live review of Dunkin's ghost pepper donuts. Table reads of their own homemade horror movies. A discussion of the (second) worst slasher flick of all time. This week, the guys broke tradition... and maybe started a few new ones in the process. It's Halloween season, and the guys were feeling creepy... but not in their usual, "avoid the playground" way.

The guys are in full October swing, doing their first-ever critiques of fine art and classic film. Their first subject? Greg Evigan and "Deepstar Six" -- a movie full of hairspray, B-level actors and nuclear bombs. Sadly, what it doesn't have is water... But no movie would be complete without snacks, so the guys warm up by covering three food headlines that will make you think twice about dining in the UK. #PodernFamily  #GregEvigan  

Though it wasn't the intention, after they reminisced a little more about their trip to Maine and reviewed a few funny headlines, the guys got into some hilarious talk about revenge ... including a few incidents they handled themselves. If you want to know what the title means... well, just listen and learn.

On this special BONUS episode of Needless to Say, Craig and Dave accompany Raeann and Cousin Matt into the wilds of Maine where they proceed to... drink like they never left home in the first place. But to cap off the weekend, they joined their Uncle Mike and Aunt Michele for a fireside chat about things like outhouse bears, ax throwing, whiskey pounding, and -- for some gross reason -- Craig's rancid pillow.

You might think this episode is about Prince, but in true NTS fashion, he doesn't come up at all. Instead, the guys focus on some other one-named stars -- two Mels, a pair of Dukes and a beloved uncle named Ben. From the upcoming fall season to prepackaged racism to the inevitable fall of our childhood heroes, this episode has a little bit of everything. (Including more porn talk.)  

This week, the guys are feeling playful, working a pair of trivia games into their discussion of this weird NFL season, weirder porn, Florida home learning, and Captain America's manhood. (If that description didn't draw you in, nothing will...) --#PodernFamily #comedypodcast

This week, the guys have a few announcements, then proceed to discuss some of the weirdest things happening internationally. Children strapped to kites, transparent public bathrooms, toilet snakes, and more. Distance didn't keep the guys from gagging a little... let's see if you have the same reaction.  

After a trying (and revealing) week in the world of NTS, the guys decided to look back at actual friendship... and the best ways they know how to show it -- their birthday roasts.  

This week, the guys are joined by comedians Ray Harrington and Chuck Staton to discuss their new television project "Undependent" as well as their forays in stand-up comedy, "Conan," documentaries, and all things filmmaking. It's a hilarious night that started as a roast before we even began recording, and it never really let up from there. www.undependentshow.com www.rayharringtoncomedy.com www.chuckandbradpodcast.com  

This week, the guys channel Huey Lewis and go back in time to re-do some early episode topics that didn't quite work out. So, if you're nostalgic for the glory days of 2017, when we discussed childhood, bad parenting and inane things that piss us off, this is the episode for you. If that doesn't appeal to you, also know we spend 25 minutes discussing poop. Because we haven't really grown all that much...

This week, the guys do an extensive taste test of Brach's Turkey Dinner Candy Corn, vomit a little, then dive back into the skull for discussions of good sex music, living in movies, David Blaine, and the good lord's QB rating. What's sadder is that all of these discussions would have happened anyway, even if they weren't recording.

The guys started out this episode a little sad, thinking about how their comedy heroes are all perverts. This led to a bigger discussion of Hollywood, cat mules, samurai rent disputes, pube beer, and a kid who just might change the legal system forever. Love us. Hate us. You'll never forget us.  

The guys managed to avoid the virus spike this week. And it's a good thing, because otherwise they wouldn't have been able to discuss Chinese seeds, forearm genitals, foul lady odors or 3D-printed chicken. Don't distance yourself -- this is one for the ages.  

This week, the guys dive into the world of entertainment, and its place in a world that doesn't allow for much entertainment anymore. Even better, they're joined by their good friend Joey B, who shed some light on Taylor Swift, Jimmy Buffett, country music, and how COVID-19 affects today's vacations.   Finally, Craig sets a new land-speed record for getting a word wrong. Don't miss out!

This week, the guys decided to drop the show structure and riff on the week's events. Naturally, that led to deep, insightful discussion of Johnny Depp's bed droppings, Kenyan marriage traditions, sanitized swimming pools, pervy teachers, and the merits of surfing on Long Island.   Two of the guys also broke one of the unspoken rules of this show, and Brad took it like a champ. (Just wait until next week...)

The guys were gonna take a week off... then they got invited to Psycle's awesome "Kill the Machine" record release party and all plans changed. As expected, what started as a traditional NTS episode quickly turned into the best kind of chaos imaginable. If you all wonder why we like the Psycle family so much, here's another two hours that will show you why. (Also, we make 136 new old guy jokes, in case you enjoy them...) *BIG thanks to Seth, Kaz, Jay, Joe, Cara, Nina, Hayley and everyone else who welcomed us to the party.

Anti-maskers. Anti-sparklers. Anti-Cagers. On a weekend full of bright explosions, the guys get lit up discussing the finest in summer blockbusters, what movies qualify as "patriotic," and even the logic of people fighting against covering their filthy faces. Also, Brad gets a new gig, Craig gets closer to a pool, and Dave gets his degree revoked for inventing an idiotic word. So, fire up a roman candle, crack a beer, and get comfortable, kids...

Cancel culture is back in full force, and Craig, Dave and Brad aren't having it! Well, at least for those that don't deserve it. With the help of Cousin Matt, the guys get into a hilarious (and surprisingly insightful) 2+ hour discussion of the people that need to be gone for their actions, along with a few that don't warrant the hypersensitive nonsense. We may not always agree with the world. We may not always agree with each other. But we'll always agree with our right to disagree. Maybe the world needs a little lesson from Needless to Say. And here it is...

After a week Craig really wants to forget, the guys decided the best way to respond was by going back to the skull for some random topics. This naturally led to a discussion of everything from cancel culture to race relations to time travel. Yes, seriously. Also, 2/3 of the show got stupid drunk while discussing smart things. See if you can figure out which two it is...

This week, the guys added an extension to the garage to welcome back Sometimes Manny. And naturally, the conversation turned to toilet burglars, badly faked deaths, dining on grandmothers, rapper girls with 4-foot implants, and the greatest Florida Man headline of all time. Also, NTS developed their first-ever GoFundMe to help a fine gentleman from Lagos, Nigeria. Give what you can - every little bit helps.

Reunited, and it feels so good! The guys recorded in person for the first time since winter, and it took them about 30 seconds to realize what a difference it makes. From Drew Brees and Hulk Hogan to Australian rugby and Belgian pizza, the guys covered it all like they never quarantined in the first place. No more audio problems. No more weird delays. No more nonsense. This is NTS as it should be.

This week, the guys offer a very special review episode, giving fans a detailed look into their thoughts on Psycle's all-new beast, "Kill the Machine" ... You could read a few half-hearted paragraphs, or you can spend more than an hour diving deep into one of 2020's best rock releases yet. These guys are our brothers -- this is just another reason why. www.psyclemusic.com  

The remote shows are winding down, but the guys keep going strong. Not only did they fix last week's audio problems, but they also found a few more headlines that show things are getting back to "NTS normal." Krasinski capitalism. Korean sex dolls at soccer games. Homeless corpse love. Pornhub lawsuits. If these are the things that get you out of bed each day, then buckle up. We have a show for you...

This week, Craig and Dave welcome long-time listener, first-time caller Brad to discuss some funny headlines that indicate things might be getting back to normal. Yeah, audio problems kicked them in the ass again. But if you were sick of hearing two straight weeks of self-indulgence, this is the episode for you.

This week, the guys pick up where they left off last time, finishing the mess that Brad created. This includes things like casting their own reality shows and asking some deep and personal questions about one another... Hell, they even sound kind of nice for a few minutes... Don't worry, it doesn't last long. Before you know it, they're back to mocking headlines and hating each other's faces.

It's the final week of our little experiment, and in typical Brad fashion, there was more talking than expected. Even though the other two got it done in a single episode, the guys have to cover the rest of Brad's ideas in NEXT week's show. But that's not to say they didn't have a good time. From casting the movies of their lives to rewriting pop culture history, this turned out to be a pretty good discussion to close out the series. Also, random pest control techniques, the sadness of "floor corn," and more bad movie crap from Craig. Join us, won't you?  

Another week of quarantine has put the guys in a musical mood... more specifically, in the mood to discuss music and how it reflects the phases of our lives. Sound deep? Don't worry, it's not. If you want to hear another Dave story about him Daving his pants, another Brad story about New York, or a Craig story that will make you hate him more than you already do, grab a beer and settle in.

It was an episode that started off with one of Brad's worst jokes ever. An episode that heard Dave describe a well-timed fart. An episode that discussed Fred Durst, John Travolta, and "The Fanatic" movie. But then something happened -- the guys got a little smart. And they aim this newfound brainpower onto topics like mob mentalities, COVID-19 conspiracies, and new takes on the "new normal." Don't worry - they still swear a lot. Since everyone's stuck in lockdown (unless you're from Georgia), sit back and join the conversation. You may not agree with all of it, but you can't argue this is one of the most well-rounded NTS episodes yet.

Still stuck at home, the guys nonetheless manage to find humor within the chaos, in a week that saw religion-themed coronavirus headlines, a ridiculous Tom Brady interview, and even the show's first-ever legal entanglement. In a world gone mad, the guys know how to grab a little laughter from the quarantine, by discussing things that just couldn't possibly be real. Grab a beer and hang out for a few hours - it's not like you have better things to do.

It took a few weeks, but the guys finally figured out how to do a remote episode without sounding like they're in a barrel of tar. So, they celebrate by discussing some of the "lighter moments" that happened over the last week or so. By discussing everything from Zoombombing to Busch beer to Lindsay Lohan's weird freckles, the guys are slowly getting used to the new normal, flattening the curves of their livers along the way.

The world situation sucks. Technology sucks. Remote podcasting sucks. But these are the cards on the table. For the second week in a row, Craig, Dave, and Brad isolated themselves to digitally discuss how they're getting their minds off COVID-19, ignorant people, horrific news and quarantine boredom. And, because it's NTS, they also get into Pablo Escobar, Britney Spears, desert island entertainment, and even bathroom head trauma. It's not ideal, and it's sometimes hard to hear... but it's gonna take a lot more than a virus to stop these dummies now.

"Antisocial Distancing." "Riff." "Live Without a Net." The guys could have named their first-ever remote episode anything. But, even with the obvious technical issues (including Dave's liver failure), they pulled it off. And good thing, because despite the sound problems, this episode represents the premiere of Psycle's amazing new single "Kill the Machine" -- coming soon to rock radio near you. (Just remember, you heard it here first.) This ISN'T what Needless to Say normally sounds like. And this WON'T become our "new normal." But for the time being, it's gonna have to do. Stay safe, hunker down, and isolate yourselves with NTS.

It was bound to happen. After just a few days of self-quarantine, the guys got together with a plan and a purpose... and within a few minutes of reflecting on coronavirus, the train lost its conductor and got derailed in the least-expected ways. The goal of the week? Talking about guilty pleasures. The result? Bathroom discoveries, condom mishaps, and even a little dose of social politics. Maybe it's scattered. Maybe it sounds like the guys were trapped in a quarantine haze, but given the state of the world, it's exactly what Brad, Dave and Craig needed... and maybe what you need, too.

No Corona beer cracks. No lame-ass lyme puns. No resorting to memes for inspiration. Instead, this week the guys infect your ears with some honest talk about COVID-19, coronaviruses in general, Chinese health conditions, and Corey Feldman. Some would say we've become an airborne problem, too. Here's another two hours that show you why.

The guys are joined by fan-favorite Cousin Matt to discuss flat earth fails, Make-a-Wish modification, clothes-free cops, Mary Magdalene and LSD 101. Plus, they address Craig's inevitable Alzheimer's... Yep, all in one episode. And it's definitely funnier than Zika, SARS, Avian Flu, or any other government-driven panic from the last decade.

This week, the guys cover a wide range of headlines ranging from Wendy Williams' fat mouth, to a Scottish guy's fat groin, and Sy Sperling's fat skull cap ... Plus, Craig masters another word, and a young Spielberg masters a new career.  It's another week of Needless to Say, exactly as you like it...

What are you doing, Dave, Brad and Craig? This week, the guys start out well, trying to discuss situations -- like Iranian space rockets, virtual reunions and urban crossbows -- where the ends don't always justify the means. But along the way, the beer kicks in, and they find all new topics and people to destroy. The episode title? Well, you'll just have to listen to understand it... Finally, Brad's wife already heard this, and STILL isn't laughing at anything he says...

This week, the guys introduce their own entry into Awards Season, heaping praise onto the people that REALLY deserve it. No celebrities. No idiotic political posturing. No weird cries for vegan lifestyles. Just real stories, real animals ... and a real lack of class. Come celebrate life's true winners with Needless to Say...

This week, the guys are joined by Dave's wife to discuss a farm-sized slate of topics, from Kobe Bryant to Mr. Peanut to weird fruit sex. In other words, it's another typical week in the world of Needless to Say... And if you're wondering about the episode title... well, Craig explains that soon enough...

This week, the guys piece together the final remnants of last week's fuzzy memories, then get right to work making new ones. Everything from emotional support beers, to geriatric porn stars, to another look at the Fyre Fest debacle, they hit the week's headlines with clearer minds and more sober mouths. (Don't worry, though -- they're still drunks...)  

Beer. Metal. Silverchair. More beer. Dark appendages. Long Island. Laramie, Wyoming. More metal. More beer. Wrestling bears. All things we discussed with Dan and Krysta from the rock band Empyrean Lights (and formerly of Iwrestledabearonce). It's a good thing we recorded the discussion, because none of us remember it all, and Brad still isn't sure who took him home that night. #EmpyreanLights  #Iwrestledabearonce #metal