In this episode Trikki and Payne spiral through the unspoken horrors of adulthood-rent, taxes. insurance, burnout, and overwhelming realization that nobody acutually knows what they are doing.

If you've ever thought "I missed the syllabus" or wondered who approved this level of responsibility, this one's for you.

This case wasn't about a lack of evidence-it was about a surplus of power.

In When Authority Becomes the Crime, we unpack a true-crime case where law enforcement and the court system weren't just involved....they were the problem. Bad calls, worse judgment, and a system that closed ranks instead of telling the truth.

When the law protects itself before the people, justice doesn't just fail-it disappears.

It's Woodrow's birthday, and instead of cake we chose violence (verbally, legally speaking). This episode is a lovingly unhinged roast where the candles are lit, the shots are poured, and Woodrow's questionable life choices are put on full display.

We celebrate another year of Woodrow doing Woodrow things- aging like milk in a hot car, ignoring warning labels, and somehow surviving despite the odds.

Buckle up, babes - OG walked into the studio and the brakes walked OUT. In this episode Trikki, Payne, and OG dive headfirst in to unfiltered stories, and the kind of chaotic energy that should probably come with a legal disclaimer. From the wild hot takes to " did-they-really-just-say-that?" moments, nothing is safe, everyone's laughing, and OG keeps the chaos meter in the red the entire time.

Some weekends leave memories-this one left evidence. Trikki and Payne dive into the wildest, most unhinged things overheard on a Saturday that had us questioning humanity, sobriety, and who gave these people microphones. Everything's funny when you've got Two Mouths and No Brakes. WARNING: The words you're about to hear cannot be unheard. Proceed with shots, not caution.

Grab your Fireball and buckle in-this week, Two Mouths go full feral in the land of low budgets and bad acting. From Greasy old men to wandering Johnson's Trikki and Payne watched the cheesiest of the cheesy so youdon't have to. Expect dramatic reenactments, unhinged commentary, and the kind of movie critiques that would make Rotten Tomatoes flinch. Rated F for FERAL. Press play if you've ever yelled "who wrote this?" at your tv.

Order in the chaos. Trikki & Payne throw Woodrow straight into the interrogation chair and slam the gavel on small talk. This episode feels less like an interview and more like a trial by Fireball. Spoiler: Woodrow doesn't stand a chance against Two Mouths No Brakes.

From blackout adventures to "did that really happen?" moments, we're spilling what we can piece together and laughing about the rest. If you were looking for a wholesome recap...wrong podcast.