Tonight, Craig, Mike, Brad and Dave dig up some ghosts of Christmas past, make fun of Christmas present, and lay some groundwork for Christmas future, all in 90 or so minutes. They also finish recapping Brad's move, share some regrets, and try to get to the bottom of Mike's convenient injury history. From the FOUR of us, Merry Christmas to all! Now get drunk and force your in-laws to listen to our show.

This week, Brad and Craig christen the all-new Studio B (now featuring insulation and heat) with a two-man recap of Brad's long-awaited move, some headlines about Vitamin Water and pirate ghost divorces, and a massive B-Movie Review of the new classic, "Holiday in Handcuffs."  

The guys record for the second time in three days, joined by their buddy Dave, to discuss the ups and downs of advancement, technology and moral responsibility. They also welcome Dave to the party by going back to the hat and spraining his liver.  

The boys finally get to recording after a lost Friday night, and celebrate the moment by spending the evening with Chuck and Brad, of the world-famous Chuck and Brad Podcast. Because it's a room full of men, they quickly discussed things like ColecoVision, Christmas sequels, the Care Bears Nutcracker, and crying at Walgreens. Also, huge thanks to Chuck's band, the mighty Senior Discount, for playing us out at the end of the show. It's two of the best hours we've ever recorded (and yes, we're aware that it took other podcasters to make that happen).

The boys wake up from tryptophan comas to discuss Black Friday, Mike's blood pressure and some holiday highlights, before turning back to their old friend, The Hat.  For the uninitiated, that means they rip off Drew Carey, improv some random topic discussions, and occasionally make sense. Ironically, it's one of their most organized episodes to date.  As always, Needless to Say is made possible by a grant from the Damaged Goods Network. Be sure to check out the #DGN family at damagedgoodsinc.com. And if you really like their stuff, be sure to check out the Needless to Say Swag Shop over at Teespring.

This week, the boys think they returned to normal... until they sobered up and listened back to the audio. Stop us if you're surprised.  Lower your expectations and watch Mike gobble, Brad hobble and Craig wobble through a discussion of Thanksgiving, Stan Lee, morning drinking, tampon cocktails and ghost love. Because, you know, it's the holidays.  As always, Needless to Say is made possible by a grant from the Damaged Goods Network. Be sure to check out our #DGN family at damagedgoodsinc.com. And if you really like our stuff, be sure to check out the Needless to Say Swag Shop over at Teespring.

The boys are back with a heap of memories from #RICC2018, including recaps, interviews, a few huge mistakes and one unexpected appearance by Michael Rooker from "Guardians of the Galaxy."  They also drank too much, made a few enemies, and spent more time with children than the law usually allows. And it goes on for nearly three hours. So get cozy, kids... it's a ride.  As always, Needless to Say is made possible by a grant from the Damaged Goods Network. Be sure to check out our #DGN brothers in charity at damagedgoodsinc.com.  And if you really like our stuff, be sure to check out the Needless to Say Swag Shop over at Teespring. 

Okay, so we posted it a little late, but the boys celebrate their favorite holiday with some talk about #RICC2018, offensive costumes, cultural appropriation and serial killers. It's a chuckle-fest, people.  As always, Needless to Say is made possible by a grant from the Damaged Goods Network. Be sure to check out our #DGN brothers in charity at damagedgoodsinc.com.  And if you really like our stuff, be sure to check out the Needless to Say Swag Shop over at Teespring. 

The boys gather to discuss the death of lottery dreams, the death of Sears, the death of sports fandom, and the death of cheap beer. It's a morbid laugh riot.   As always, Needless to Say is made possible by a grant from the Damaged Goods Network. Be sure to check out our #DGN brothers in charity at damagedgoodsinc.com. And if you really like our stuff, be sure to check out the Needless to Say Swag Shop over at Teespring.

The boys work off a 7-day hangover to get to the heart of the #metoo movement, what impact it's had on our childhood memories, and why Louis CK and sexist college professors should be left to face violent public outrage.  Also, we spend too much time on Molly Ringwald, and have the shortest Fred Durst conversation of all time.  As always, Needless to Say is made possible by a grant from the Damaged Goods Network. Be sure to check out our #DGN brothers in charity at damagedgoodsinc.com.  And if you really like our stuff, be sure to check out the Needless to Say Swag Shop over at Teespring. 

There WERE topics scheduled for Episode 59. There WERE points we wanted to make. There WERE reasons we wanted to discuss these things. But instead, Brad, Mike and Craig got together, killed a 30-rack of Miller Lite, and babbled about Bill Cosby, PBS, Rhode Island's sex problem, Weight Watchers and much more.  Mike also said "Hey, hey, hey" 41 times out of the 42 things he said on the episode.  The second half of the show will make you swear off drinking forever (at least a few nights)... Remember what we said, when it comes to Needless to Say, aim low.  As always, Needless to Say is made possible by a grant from the Damaged Goods Network. Be sure to check out our #DGN brothers in charity at damagedgoodsinc.com.  And if you really like our stuff, be sure to check out the Needless to Say Swag Shop over at Teespring. 

Brad and Craig are back (with Mike's disembodied voice) to discuss Bert and Ernie's identity, spiked laxative lemonade videos, turtle sex, Batman's junk and a ton more. As always, we touch on intelligence, before our true selves take over.  As always, Needless to Say is made possible by a grant from the Damaged Goods Network. Be sure to check out our #DGN brothers in charity at damagedgoodsinc.com.  And if you really like our stuff, be sure to check out the Needless to Say Swag Shop over at Teespring. 

The boys have an honest discussion about Catholic Charities, 9/11, hurricane coverage, innovative drug dealers and even the Beatles. Done our way.  As always, Needless to Say is made possible by a grant from the Damaged Goods Network. Be sure to check out our #DGN brothers in charity at damagedgoodsinc.com.  And if you really like our stuff, be sure to check out the Needless to Say Swag Shop over at Teespring. 

This week, 66% of NTS returns a little late, joined by Brad's better 50%, to have a mid-week discussion about the ongoing Colin Kaepernick and Nike debate, why Geoffrey Owens was the latest victim of Bill Cosby, Russian engineers who should probably run and hide, and other tales of hard work, dedication and pride.  As always, Needless to Say is made possible by a grant from the Damaged Goods Network. Be sure to check out our brothers in charity at damagedgoodsinc.com.  And if you really like our stuff, be sure to check out the Needless to Say Swag Shop over at Teespring. 

The boys fight exhaustion and tech issues to discuss Louis CK, bad video gamers, Christian nonsense and ongoing racism.

Don't call it a comeback! But, after weeks of semi-intelligence and heartfelt statements, the guys discuss dummy NFL failures, PC colleges censoring comics for being insensitive, PETA bitching about boxes of animal crackers, Hollywood liars, and Craig telling a child to go to hell.  If you liked us before we got our periods, you'll really like this episode.  Catch us, and the rest of the caged Barnum animals at www.damagedgoodsinc.com  

This week, technology bit the guys in the ass once again, making 2/3 of the show unlistenable. So, a beer-soaked, four-man Friday night turned into a coffee-heavy, chill 1:1 discussion of stereotypes, Omarosa, Trump, religious hypocrisy and more. It's a very different kind of episode, but we like it, so let's see where it goes.

The boys celebrate one full year of publishing freedom by discussing entertainment that ended too soon, old men that don't want it to end, and sexual practices that probably should. 

The boys reflect on a weird time machine of a week that saw the subjects of previous shows' headlines resurface in the news. This includes sharks, vaginas, Corey Feldman, Hulk Hogan, and sky genitals. 

The boys return from a week off ready to tackle the world's biggest issues, including beach umbrella homicides, unionized ninjas in Japan, Walmart making people fatter, and gross period parties in the UK. 

The boys meet up with their good friends, New England rock band Psycle, to discuss their music, the state of rock and roll, celebrity stories and -- for some reason -- fists. It's a different kind of episode, with lots of noise, loud voices, low voices and drunk voices. And we wouldn't change a thing. 

This week, the boys reflect on freedom -- freedom to drink, watch Mike fall on his face, stuff their fat asses with Nathan's hot dogs and make jokes about Uranus. God bless America. 

The boys are back after a rough week off to discuss how Facebook political arguments are meaningless, when Britain might riot because of C02, how Jim Bakker plans to cure VD and why the Fourth of July sucks out loud. 

The boys come together after a slow news week to discuss how SNL is too focused on politics, we're too focused on f-bombs, and Jamie Foxx was focused on cheeks.

The boys come in with a quick and dirty discussion of Anthony Bourdain hanging himself, joining the Damaged Goods Podcast Network, Mike's new job, with a LOT of f-bombs along the way.

The boys discuss Roseanne Barr getting fired for racist Tweets, the merits of Deadpool vs. Solo, Starbucks anti-bias training, and shows that should be canceled. 

The guys travel two miles west to christen a new studio, talking about sports gambling, British monarchs, rabid dachshunds, turd tossers and the amended diary of Anne Frank.

The boys riff on the news in style, with a look at a French family admiring nature, Hawaiians refusing to avoid flaming lava, adult theme parks in Brazil, and Elon Musk. 

The boys regroup after the recap for their 40th episode, to discuss their backgrounds, where they'd rather be from, and a litany of other topics. Also included: occasional buzzing and mic problems. 

If you're new to Needless to Say... start here. This clips episode looks back at almost 40 episodes of radio gold, address Brad's reputation, Mike's laziness, and never once mentions "you know whut I mean..." 

The boys are back (a few days late) with an episode that screams "middle class." They bitch about money, cry about hobbies, and sniffle their way through personal shit. It's everything you love about NTS. Join us, won't you?

The boys got together to discuss superstitions and crazy beliefs, but also ended up covering Wrestlemania, Craig's job, little people, political posts and much, much more. 

This week, the boys cover a wide range of topics, from old people in locker rooms, old people changing final resting places, and old things that still piss them off. And they do it with help from two new friends.

This week, the guys discuss the Roseanne reboot, how advertising has changed, and why ads for drugs, meds and treatments is pure evil. 

This week, the boys discuss a night out with Psycle, then some unexpected results from their Twitter account, including Sheryl Underwood, prominent psychologists, and a cathartic look into the show's future. 

This week, the boys celebrate the growth of their digital radio show by having 2/3 of them crap all over technology, ignore growth of very common tech, and show just how backwards they really are. 

All THREE guys are back in the basement after a one week field trip to discuss celebrity posts, social media shittiness and the debut of Tweets from a Hat.

This week 66.6% of Needless to Say talks for 33% longer than usual about actors, bands, and other celebrities who just cant seem to let go of their nonexistent fame...

The boys get back to normal by drinking again, discussing old vacation memories, and reminiscing about a violated Minnesota hotel room. Then they get into the dream trips they'd take across the flat earth, and some headlines that cause their dreams to screech to a halt.

The boys regroup from the previous weeks chaos to have a sober discussion of the last show Olympic nonsense bad dating stories and a bunch of other things

The boys are back after a week of missteps, joined by Sometimes Manny, Reluctant Ron, and a top hat full of random questions and topics, just to see where it goes. Also Manny discovers a bumper sticker.

The boys return to discuss a whole bunch of topics this week, joined by their buddy Sanjay, the man of 1000 voices. They cover bad bus rides, worse accents, customer service, football and a ton of things that make no sense. In other words its a typical NTS episode.

The boys are back after a night drafting potential dead celebrities to talk about TV show reboots Hollywoods lack of originality and why some things should just be left alone

The boys honor Brad's birthday by getting grumpy, being negative, and realizing theyre getting older not better. Also Sometimes Manny stops by because there was cake.

The boys kick off 2018 with a bang discussing the bomb cyclone blizzard snow stories fuzzy drinking memories and destroying Brad for having his area plowed

The boys close out their first year on the air by remembering the crappiest parts of 2017, hoping for a funnier 2018, and remembering Uncle Ray, his weird ex-girlfriend and Phil Donahue.

This week the boys are joined by Sometimes Manny, who helps them get into full holiday spirit. They discuss some Christmas planning, share some Star Wars sentiments, and play the Dad Joke game (badly).

The boys are feeling festive. We reminisce about Christmas past, revisit Craig's birthday present, and pontificate about the future of Star Wars.