A Tight Site
Matt and Andrew enjoy an early morning recording session over some hot cups of java. Speaking of hot cups, Andrew hasn't seen any boobs during carnival season, but he did see some dramatics in the work parking lot. Matt has his performance review at work, but he has to wait on some alleged good news. Then, once again, they improve the Olympics.
Matt is having trouble with the new "it" drug and puts his specialty pharmacy on blast because they suck fucking dick. Andrew knows how to talk to people, and his coworkers don't know how to deal with that simple fact.
Matt has made a move, and he sealed the deal with a pricey meal. Andrew doesn't understand why people go on vacation just to visit franchises, and they both want people to just be honest about their occupations.
Andrew did not pee the bed, Matt did lose his phone, and "Who Is That Nation" suffers a brutal loss.
Grab a hot plate of spaghetti, hop in your self driving car on Mars, and pump up the volume on the number one pizza roll podcast of 2118.
This week the Boyz look to the future while reflecting on the past. Matt has been home and it is taken it's toll on his voice, and he is ready to make the jump to Brooklyn. Andrew is slowly making friends and quickly drinking beer, plus he has a plot to sue the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. They plot and scheme what they want to make happen in 2018. Those plans don't include Stitcher Radio.
Merry Christmas to the tightest fans in the podcast game. In this season of perpetual hope remember to not fuck with Stitcher Radio, and we will see you next year!
Another smash from the Boyz! Matt doesn't decorate for office events, Andrew has some sad porn reviews, and the Kings of Controversy have a tough time getting anything going without the help of Hillary this week. All in all, another classic episode to listen to on any platform other than Stitcher.
The Boyz are back and they are joined by super-fan Hilary to dissect the modern dating scene. Tune in on anything other than Stitcher.
Andrew is spending a lot of time in public restrooms, and Matt is spending more time in Brooklyn.
Andrew hosts Thanksgiving, stumbles into a drag show, and crashes a reunion, all while Matt was out finding New York's best burrito, trying to pull conversations out of a Bumble match, and pondering his odds in a fight.
Bitch, what is milk, really? The Kings of Controversy try to get to the bottom of this, double first names, white nerds using the 'n' word, roommates of the opposite sex, and many more mysteries of the modern world this week on the best show you should never listen to on Stitcher Radio.
This week Matt made his way down to Mexico for a wedding, Andrew was asked to hail a cab for some lazy tourists, and couldn't find his seats at the Jay Z concert. Find out all about the secrets of Cancun resort bathrooms and more this week on MAVS!
The Kings of Controversy are out to offend everyone this week. Andrew listened to N.W.A. on his bike, Matt found himself in a difficult social situation, and they revisit an old segment.
Matt's world is rocked by a sexxx scandal, his friend's have a new drug, and Andrew went to a Saints game.
Dehydrated and defeated, the Kings of Controversy trudge through their weekends and scramble for topics to talk about in another unforgettable MAVS episode! Indeed!
Matt had a bad date and Andrew might have stumbled on a good solution to break the cycle of monotonous dates. Grab your grapefruit and lose some weight while you listen up.
The Kings of Controversy are a little sleepy this week. Andrew had a weird experience with a mechanic, and Matt had an insane Sunday. Stitcher radio is bad.
This week the boys spice up sporting events by adding some serious competition to professional line-ups (shout out to all our Canadian BBQers). Later on their focus shifts to a more serious tone as they discuss the challenges of involuntary celibacy.
The Kings of Controversy hop on the mics and drop some knowledge about the Patton Family trip, Seo's visit to New York, Andrew living through his first boil advisory, and tragedy at the museum.