Now that 2019 is over, the guys spent some time reflecting on their Christmases, their "Star Wars" group date, and what they felt were the best segments of the year. Yeah, it's a "best of" episode, from the best year yet for Needless to Say... Thanks to you all for a great 2019 - back to "normal" next week!

This week, the guys are amped for their THIRD Christmas Spectacular, diving deep into the best (and worst) holiday movies -- even the controversial ones like Die Hard and Lethal Weapon. Believe it or not, a few minds may have been changed. It's a drunken Christmas miracle.

This week, the boys get into some of the holiday season's best quality -- gifts! this means discussions of weaponized presents, sexist Christmas ads, beer diets and our own memories about the best (and worst) presents we ever received. Also, Brad randomly vents about a Eurasian country... because that's what he does.

This week, the guys wake up from a tryptophan coma to discuss their Thanksgivings, old lady bodybuilders, trans rugby players, pitbull obedience, and more... They also get the jump on Craig's birthday by doing what they do best -- roasting the way he looks, smells and acts. But his birthday ends on a high note, thanks to a special message from Craig's hero. It's a tight 90, well worth your time.  

NTS's official kickoff to the holidays is as festive as can be, with Joey B and Raeann joining the boys for heartwarming tales of poop theaters, vagina museums, white trash seltzer and stoner food. Just listen... you'll be thankful.

Surprise! After a much-needed break, Dave decided to... take another break. But Craig, Brad and Mrs. Brad managed to whip something up, discussing Disney+, streaming services, sex toys and some fan questions from RI Comic-Con. Quick, dirty and on point. This is what we do...

It's been a LONG time since technology bit the guys in the ass, but that's exactly what happened to 6+ hours of audio from Rhode Island Comic-Con, turning amazing interviews, jokes and ballbusting into a mess of unlistenable white noise. Still, this is Needless to Say. The guys regrouped, recovered and recapped the weekend, trying their best to laugh. And as you'll see, no one makes tragic lemonade, quite like them.

This week, the guys get nostalgic about Halloween movies, go through some creepy (for the wrong reasons) headlines, and debate which horror legends would be the best in bed. They also cover their plans for this year's Rhode Island Comic-Con (yes, there's beer involved). 2/3 of the guys love this holiday - come see why.

This week, the boys decided to go back to the skull for some random inspiration. And in between all the usual discussion of bad movies, hot '80s actresses, travel and dream bands, they learn something ... "special" ... about Brad. Also, we learn how Dave and Craig's wives really feel about them. (As if we didn't already know.) No need for long descriptions. This one's funny - dive in.

This week, the guys welcome Cousin Jonathan to the studio to discuss Vladimir Putin photo shoots, sex doll marriages, outhouse "artifacts" and how Paul was a spammer to the Corinthians. We're not sure how this became an episode, but it did. So have at it.

This week, the guys get together for a lively discussion of bad luck bison, intimacy anorexia, racist reporters and Maitland Ward ... who made the boys "meet world" several times before recording the episode. Also, they do a game entirely about Craig (where Craig came in last) and make good use of the word "boink." Because... NTS.   

This week, the guys dive right into some more discussion of the ridiculous vape "crisis," Craig and Dave's latest movie review, and some really crazy ways people died over the years ... including one that involved soup. Yeah, they weren't expecting it to go this way. But when do they ever stick to the plan? Big thanks to Endeavor Podcast Solutions for sticking with us... even though we keep giving them reasons not to.

This week, the guys go it alone, revisiting some pressing topics, like censorship, bans, cancel culture and revisionist history. From Shane Gillis to Antonio Brown to Justin Trudeau, it seems like everyone's struggling to escape their pasts... even though they probably shouldn't have to. Don't worry, it never gets too serious. They also discuss vaping, Craig's yard planning, Brad's latest bout with NYC hotels, and Dave's family kissing problems.

Stop everything! A wannabe nerd show runs into a real one? And then there's lots of joking and ball busting? Yeah. you want to be here for this one.  For 2.5 hours on Friday the 13th, the guys discussed horror movies, fantasy culture, Star Wars and much more! And no one cried or stormed home to their moms.  

This week the guys SLOWLY get back into form by doing what they do best -- praising those who find humor where most people never look. They also delve into the logic of a comedy icon, explore the religious threats of a fictional wizard, and wonder whether adult entertainment will one day need more mechanics than fluffers. Also, we cover Fred Durst's collaboration with John Travolta ... because that's the world we live in. It's a slow-burning 90 minutes that gets a fiery boost from alcohol in the second half.

This week the guys try out a new studio for a night (with Dave's wife and brother-in-law, to boot) but settle in comfortably by covering familiar territory. Craig is reminded that his face is always a target. Dave still forgets his wife. Brad is still on the girly seltzers, meaning the dead still aren't safe. And we anticipate the awful reasons some of us will be remembered. To cap off the night we pull out the big guns and recall the impossible, unbelievable, "its-so-crazy-it-has-to-be-true" legacy of local legend, Uncle Ray. There's a ton of hard laughs on our way to answering the question, "Why, Ray?"

What happens when you add two mics and four X chromosomes to Needless to Say? Utter and complete chaos, that's what. We recorded nearly three hours of raw audio with our friends Kristy and Mandy, covering a WIDE range of topics, and all that survived was the 1:25 you see here. But that doesn't mean we didn't have a blast doing it. By now, you know what to expect, and this episode delivers in every way.

Chairs creaking. Cans launching. Coolers slamming. Planes flying. Crickets mating. And in between those sounds, Craig, Brad and Dave discuss Jeffrey Epstein, Patricia Heaton, advertising censorship, deep fake videos and about 400 other topics. Noisy as hell but worth the headache, it's the guys how you expect them to be. (And trust us, the show title will make sense about three minutes in...)

This week, the guys limp and crawl their way back to the table to kick off their second 100 episodes. And along the way they discuss some unfinished business from last week, take a few shots at redeeming themselves, then break into the skull for some more randomness about comedians, horror movies and -- ahem -- recent mistakes they've made.  (Also appearing: One mouse and one skunk...) If you were worried that Needless to Say was going to change and evolve, this episode will be all the reassurance you need.

After a few weeks away, Craig, Dave and Brad are back to celebrate 100 episodes of Needless to Say... The boys get a little nostalgic about the show's best moments, pay tribute to a local furniture hero, then share the worst, most offensive seven minutes in our podcast's history. Also, a lot of friends and family share their best wishes on our big milestone (well, most of them anyway). It's a fun, occasionally nice, but still ridiculous episode that should tug on your heartstrings, as well as other body parts. Sincere thanks to everyone that's stuck it out with us -- if you ever took part in the show, we thank you, even if we forgot to mention you on the air. We owe you the world.

In the final show before the guys celebrate 100 episodes, they start out asking some deep questions about weather, climate and natural disasters. Then they get back to normal by making fun of Area 51 raiders, Bagel Boss jackhats and the amazing Running Butthole Challenge. Despite their better judgment, this is also the first episode sponsored by Endeavor Podcast Solutions (@podcastendeavor). We just hope it won't be the last.

This week, the guys get back to normal... just three mics, some familiar themes and a more-controlled sense of chaos. They discuss internet trends, why our fads were better than current ones, and even some of the biggest popular mistakes throughout history. Also, we learn that Craig doesn't know what a trend is. Put pillows on the floor to catch your jaws. Trust us.

This week, the guys add FOUR extra mics, as they welcome in some old and new friends alike. And for the first time ever, it's an even split of men vs. women... so they dive into the topics that divide us, and try to find common ground in the first-ever NTS game show.  Loud. Chaotic. Occasionally surprising. This was as fun as any recording we've done in nearly 100 episodes.

This week, the guys TRY to get back to a regular show format, but are completely thrown astray by their awesome guest (and old friend) Wayne, who hit them with unexpected discussions of infidelity, moisture, vasectomies and Comic-Con -- often in the same story. They also talk about the Fourth of July, and Craig's weird need to kiss the asses of celebrities.

Oh, it started out so well. We were going to talk about summer vacations and travel... then we started down memory lane and before you know it, we started a tirade against Native American fast food. Yep, it's silly and sloppy... but damn, we had a good time. 

This week, Brad starts out with some sad news, but with the help of Dave and Craig (along with some ridiculous headlines) the show manages to find a little catharsis along the way. From the peaks of Mt. Everest to the depths of straight pride and tainted Asian takeout, this episode turned out to be way funnier than anyone could have expected. Though he may not have always been into this show's brand of humor, Brad's father loved the idea and spirit of Needless to Say, which is why this episode is dedicated to his memory.

This week, Craig, Dave and Brad decided they wanted to do a "back to basics" episode, discussing headlines, recasting "Sanford and Son," making horrendously tone deaf jokes and letting the conversation go wherever it wanted. The results? Well, have at it.

This week, Dave, Craig and Brad welcome their first guest from outside their collective gene pool -- comedian extraordinaire, EJ Edmonds. Over the course of a few hours, they cover the rules of comedy, sensitivity to jokes, bad music and the bullshit that is "too soon." Also, EJ explains how he'd romance Brad's dog … but you'll have to listen to find that part, PETA. Check out our new friend at ejedmonds.com, or on social media @mrejedmonds

This week, after a show that got a little serious, the guys decide to turn off their brains and let their inner idiots take over. They cover a few "listener suggestions" that lead to bad dating advice and new theories on yetis and sea monsters. Then, because it's tradition, we celebrate Dave's looming birthday with a little roast at his expense.

This week, Dave, Craig and Brad cast their nets a little wider than usual, moving away from actors and movies to discuss the world's horrifying truths and shifts in humanity ... alongside the fact that most people just accept things as reality, even if they want something better. Don't worry, there's plenty of mean jokes, too -- it's not like they're all "acceptable" and "decent" now. But it's a different kind of show for the boys, after a few weeks that seemed a little too much alike.

On this bonus episode of Needless To Say Craig and Dave ditch the other guys and bring in a very special guest -- Raeann -- Dave’s wife and Craig’s cousin -- to talk about their favorite show, Game of Thrones. That's right, the ruler of Breastaros joins the guys for an in-depth discussion about the show and its horrible fans, making some daring predictions for the series finale.

This week, all four guys get together to discuss celebrity privilege, public perception, the fallacy of (most) charity, and Sally Struthers' rice-sprouting, fly-covered saddlebags. If that doesn't sound like a recipe for greatness, we don't know what does. Also, Dave has a date with a 9-year old, Craig struggles with pictures of his cousin, Brad spits beer because of Melanie Griffith's lips, and Mike forgets where he is about halfway through the episode.

This week, Brad, Dave and Craig get together to dive deeper into their love of bad movies and worse actors, focusing mostly on those B-list celebrities who we all know by face, but definitely not by name -- the "That Guys" of Hollywood. Also, the irrational hatred continues, with Adam Sandler and Seth Rogen getting the full Swayze treatment this time around.

This week, Craig, Dave and Brad hang out in the new Studio B to discuss Conan O'Brien's joke theft trial, hack comedians, joke stealing throughout history, and more chat about the "unwritten rules" of comedy. They're **obviously** not the experts, but it's an interesting conversation all the same. The guys also make "Avengers" predictions AFTER the movie came out, and then get irrationally mean about Patrick Swayze. So there's that. #timing

The guys regroup after the weirdest week in show history to discuss the Notre Dame cathedral fire, religious symbols and overblown charity efforts. Of course, then they make a hard left turn to Game of Thrones, CBD burgers, Japanese drug classes and more. If you expected more structure, you clearly haven't been listening.

The night started out so well... An outline of topics. A well-composed intro about a specific subject. A light and breezy conversation to start the night. Then it went off the rails in all the best ways. Dave's failures as a father (and a mulcher). Brad's failures in explaining Wrestlemania. Mike not knowing when to say when. Craig's ability to depress us with his memories. Doesn't matter -- the most organized part of the night was when the guys eloquently chat about shatty drawers. And if you're wondering what the title of this episode means, you're already in the right headspace. Hunker down.

The world has been going insane for years, but we may have reached the point of no return. The guys get together in the Asylum to discuss Kristaps Porzingis, anti-vaxxer morons, measles in New York, denim panties and Elon Musk's rap debut. Plus, we get creative and name beers after Ruth Bader Ginsburg. (Because that's what insane people do, right?)

This week, Craig, Dave and Brad revisit the topic of celebrity privilege, discussing why certain people, companies and ideas need to just do what they do, and not try to be more than they should. From Jussie Smollett and Rob Gronkowski to Kodak Film, Motley Crue and even a desperate housewife, the guys get deep. Maybe not as deep as Marcia Cross' doctor BFF... but pretty deep. Also, Craig thinks he's right about English for most of the episode. Proving it's not just celebrities that need to stay in their lane...

This week, the fearsome foursome scrape the bowels of the internet to make new jokes about some really old laws. From horses in bathtubs, to Bigfoot harassment, and a whole lot of jokes about sex and weapons, they traverse the lower 48 for the funniest laws imaginable. Craig also ruins Yoda for "Star Wars" fans around the globe. But you'll have to listen to learn how.

This week, Dave, Brad and Craig settle into Studio B to discuss the upside of St. Patrick's Day, the downside of "Smallville," the stupidity of Lori Loughlin, and the need to always pack extra underwear. Plus, Craig gives a real-time demonstration of how good Guinness Blonde can be. It's a chill, relaxed conversation ... at least until the guys exceed the legal limit a few minutes in. (Pro Tip: The last segment is gross. Long-time fans will probably like this part the best.)

The boys love discussing dead celebrities... even before they're dead. This week, they get into the life and times of Luke Perry, some unfortunate announcements about Alex Trebek and Henry Winkler, and they even create a new fairy tale - Nopocchio. Graceful, tasteful and always focused on helping people grieve, the men of NTS want you to know we're here when you need us.

This week, Craig, Mike, Brad, Dave and Manny gather around the table to discuss their history of bad decisions, and why kids might have better perspective than the adults taking care of them. There's also a few messy headlines, thanks to the newly minted Landfill Charlie Scrap Pile. Five guys, five topics, and surprisingly little noise -- listening to this one is a good decision, for a change.  

This week, the boys reconvene to discuss some annoying headlines and things that generally piss them off. Slurping cereal noises, ISIS defectors, people who use text speak out loud, and even olives -- nothing's off the table when it comes to upsetting them this time around.  It's loud, a little sloppy, and occasionally chaotic. But if you've listened up until now, this doesn't come as a surprise. Happy listening!

This week, the guys return after a week off to discuss the changing nature of things around us. From cancer cures and disease prevention, all the way to low-carb IPA, Mike, Dave, Craig and Brad manage to discuss the concept of change, without showing an ounce of growth or progress. But keep an ear out for a few drops of intelligence... we promise, they're in there. - As always, Needless to Say is made possible by a grant from the Damaged Goods Network. Be sure to check out the entire #DGN family of shows at damagedgoodsinc.com. And if you really like NTS, be sure to check out the Needless to Say Swag Shop over at Teespring.

This week, Craig, Mike, Dave and Brad are joined by Manny and new friend Matt, to discuss bad movies, Southern accents, Tom Brady, and the aerodynamic qualities of ceramic garden gnomes. Of course, they didn't come up with this on their own. Instead, they had a little help from the hat. Hectic, erratic, occasionally noisy, and often shameful. It's a prime 2+ hours for your slow commute home. - As always, Needless to Say is made possible by a grant from the Damaged Goods Network. Be sure to check out the entire #DGN family of shows at damagedgoodsinc.com. And if you really like NTS, be sure to check out the Needless to Say Swag Shop over at Teespring.

This week, the guys discuss how perspective affects everything we do -- and everybody we know. From Gillette Razors, to Pope Francis, to MAGA teens, Tom Brady and Ray Liotta. It's all here, plain as day. Come and get it, people.

This week, all four guys are here to discuss the gateway to higher points of life, from the benefits of legalizing marijuana, to the best weed stories from when it wasn't as accepted by the mainstream. Also, Dave brings up bacon... because, Dave. Weed edibles? Yup. Smoky cars at 7am? Yup. we run the gamut of green for nearly two hours. But with the right strain, it'll fly by... we promise. As always, Needless to Say is made possible by a grant from the Damaged Goods Network. Be sure to check out the entire #DGN family of shows at damagedgoodsinc.com. And if you really like NTS, be sure to check out the Needless to Say Swag Shop over at Teespring.

For the first time as an official four-man show, the boys get together to discuss the net profits of gross people. From British Fatbergs and body hair, to Florida's finest, to the most-creative use of tampons in years, it's a disgusting 75 minutes to endure. But we DID learn that you should never get a massage from new guy Dave. Come see why...