Crash, Dixie Eric and Brian we’re all here having some great laughs talking about trauma and how ignoring it will only make you more stressed out and leave you with more questions. We talked about the woman that was on the Old Man show who had left her Amish family and what that means when you leave the encampments it was a great conversation. We also talked about the new series for reality. It’s About the Amish community trying to bring in English people to convert to Amish so that they can keep their community rebuilding lots of laughs and it was OK to not be OK cause I had my friends there

Spooky season slammed the brakes on adulting! We aired the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown classic (yes, Linus still got ghosted by a gourd), then unleashed a dad-joke apocalypse so corny the candy corn filed a complaint. Crash tried to scare us with “ghoulish” puns; Dixie countered with safety tips slick enough to dodge razor-blade rumors and your mom’s curfew. Brian and Eric turned trick-or-treat routes into a family-friendly heist movie—because nothing says Halloween like outsmarting porch pirates in dinosaur costumes.

Glow sticks? Check. Reflective tape? Fashion. Zero meltdowns? Lies—we laughed ‘til we snort-cackled. Kid-approved, parent-survived, and hilariously haunted. Press play before the Great Pumpkin snitches! 🎃👻

Crash hosts activist Ray "Bam Bam" Andrews from Niagara, Ontario, as they discuss community efforts to expose and confront local sexual predators, survivor stories, and gaps in Canada’s sex-offender registry and legal protections.

The episode covers peaceful local actions, safety tips for community members, resources for survivors, and plans for ongoing awareness events in Niagara.