Episodes

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'...

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'r...

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 c...

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, Mot...

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...

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 l...

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...

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.Grace...

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, 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...

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 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 th...

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...

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 ...

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...

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, the...

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, 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...