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Coda…finito…shut eye…that’s a wrap…that’s all folks.  Yeah, it finally happened.

Andy’s bailing, and this podcast is kaput.

But ends are also beginnings, right? And it’s the journey that counts!

Tom and Andy look back fondly on their time together and individually in the FOX News world, with some indicators of what’s to come next for both. Hint: Tom’s got a new radio show right here!

This week’s podcast starts out with a bit of intrigue…what are these guys referring to in their pre-show banter?

Black coffee gets a mention, and yeah, more Casablanca references! Is Tom more like Rick or Captain Renault?

As a special treat, we hear an extended conversation on music licensing.

Tom and Andy talk travel today. If you listen closely, you might even get some important flying tips!

Andy did the Sonoma hotel shuffle this past weekend. He actually thinks that hotels should have electrical outlets in their rooms. Man…some people are never happy.

Bonus! Tom gives us the lowdown on his sleep habits.

We’ve told you before that Andy’s not a big fan of caffeine, but Tom? He loves his coffee. Just not decaf!

And speaking of a damn fine cup of coffee, Andy’s become a better-late-than-never devotee of Twin Peaks!

Tom’s got a book release coming soon, and he’s going to have a comedy show to premiere it. Details in the podcast.

It’s a trip down memory lane for Andy and Tom this week. First, though, they have to remember what day it is now that they don’t have a regular work schedule. Thank goodness for iPhone calendars.

They discuss the concern over shopping malls losing customers, noting that it wasn’t that long ago that some people decried malls as being bad for the country!

Who remembers Dairy Barns?

Spoiler alert! Andy did the big-screen retro movie thing with a pal, taking in Tango and Cash. This podcast will tell you everything that happened in that movie (including Jack Palance’s rodents).

And Tom muses about the differences between city life commuting vs. the suburbs – longing for the days cruising in the car with the Carpenters serenading him on the radio.

Just imagine this podcast as a bottle of scotch from Tom to you saying “Sorry” for missing last week. Today we’re talking out loud to ourselves. Have you done it? And we’re talking about late night hosts being accused of stealing jokes, and whether they are entertainers or clones of Jon Stewart with something political to say.

Tom and Andy delve into rock history this week, starting with the Eagles trying to protect their trademark.

We hear about “Dad” rock with Van Halen and Meatloaf, as well.

What about Colbert’s rantings this week?

The guys reminisce about the old analog TV days of antennas and electronic snow.

Austin Powers celebrates 20 years – where has the time gone?

And speaking of age, they just seem to have a little trouble remembering names of actors and sports stars. Happens to everyone, right?

Best Jonathan Demme movie, binge watching, and more film and TV fun. Has every director directed an episode of Columbo?

Mentioned in this podcast:

• Jonathan Demme Filmography
• Subscribe on Apple Podcasts
• Saturated Fats Shock “Does not clog arteries”

It’s Tom and Andy or Andy and Tom this week – who gets top billing here? Kissel? He’s just out making money or something.

Tom’s not a fan of carrying people over the finish line at races. No participation trophies!

There’s a bit of a serious discussion about the shocking murder touted on Facebook this week.

And do people who use self-checkouts at stores steal more?

TV shows come and go, but podcasts? This one is here to stay! OK, so far as we know, anyway.

This episode is chock full of juicy behind-the-scenes info about the guys, themselves and how they got involved with Red Eye. Plus, it’s an expanded edition. No more TV show meetings cutting into the podcast recording time!

Andy’s off, but Ben’s back, gushing about his recent gig (er, for a different podcast) at The Independent venue in San Francisco. Some not-so-flattering reviews about San Francisco as a city ensue.

We get a taste of Hotpockets in this episode.

Tom has a fascinating Richard Hatch – Donald Trump story that Tim thinks might have been the beginnings of “The Apprentice”.

And are redheads an endangered species?

Kissel was absent, but Tom, Tim and Andy held up their part of this grand bargain.

Musicals make the discussion among this threesome today. We hear about “Fake Tom Shillue”, working at theme parks, going undercover in Astoria, the hassles of traveling between the NYC boroughs, Tim’s mom’s comments about the “older guys” on the podcast and some Tony Randall dude.

Brian Kilmeade co-opted the regular studio today, leaving the guys to do the podcast in a room about the size of the inside of a VW bug.

The conversation starts with them wondering when Kilmeade actually sleeps, and then onto lucid dreaming, followed by Ambien and then the wondrous effects of cold medicine. There’s tarot cards and Chinese medicine in the mix, as well.

This podcast started as a duet, but morphed into a quartet as a couple of stragglers mozied on in. “Island Time” is a key concept here.

We get a firsthand review of the new film “Get Out”. We also learn that Tom thinks any movie longer than an hour is not a good thing.

Doodles, Chupacabras, Taco Bell, Yogi tea and bed bugs somehow made it into the conversation, as well.

Kissel’s gone Hollywood for this podcast. Ok, gone somewhere, anyway.

TV acting auditions kicked off the confab this time.

Newsflash: Andy’s camera shy! So, how did he end up in a TV job again?

We learn about both high school band experiences and garage band fun, as well.

Plus, someone doesn’t like Mr. Snuffleupagus!

The guys solve all of the world’s problems again in this podcast. Wait, that’s a dream, right? Speaking of dreams, we hear of a strange dream sequence in Tom’s heavy metal music video cameo. The rundown also includes tea cleanses, Huffy bikes, knock-off sodas, Twizzler tunnels, Evel Knieval and a great pick for a final song before retiring.

Notwithstanding this podcast’s title, there’s much in the way of meaningful content in this episode. OK, that might be a bit of a stretch, but we promise some level of entertainment.

To wit: topics like Andy’s aversion to caffeine, Doublemint gum, breathing techniques, camping experiences, UFO’s, and whether we can really trust health food store owners.

Tom, Andy, and Tim take command of the show today. Ben is off meeting with big wigs in the industry. Hmmmm.

Tim executed the “Perfect Diamond” today.  This reminded Andy about his almost “perfect” walk this afternoon.

Is academic life an amazing way of life? For Tim, he’s not sold on it based on his experience.

Finally, the new word to use in your podcast reviews. We’ll read several of them next week.

How do you find enlightenment? Why, with cayenne pepper in your socks, for starters! What’s with all those life coaches? We learn about “Churchill Solitaire”, various types of puzzles, game shows, ‘stashes and more in this week’s podcastalooza.