Bob hosts while Wade reveals his secrets for the Cincinnati Bengals' future success in football, and Mark theorizes that human compulsions might come from a simulation.

Wade wonders where he and the guys got their confidence, while Mark and Bob share their tips for public speaking and dealing with self-doubt.

Inspired by the guys' previous discussion about their own hot takes, they scour the Distractible subreddit in search of hills that the listeners will die on, and discuss whether or not they agree.

From TikToks with bad auto-tune, to nostalgic educational computer games, the guys dive into what gives them a serotonin boost.

The guys discuss fears of things yet to come, while Mark struggles to keep Wade on topic.

Does our solar system have a tenth planet? Are there really UFOs flying around earth? And what the hell is a tardigrade? The guys answer all these questions and more while discussing potential evidence for life elsewhere in the universe.

Junk food, the Scary Movie franchise, Slenderman, sometimes things are so bad they might just be good after all.

In this new episode format, Judge Wade let's the listeners in on his secret points system, but leaves Mark and Bob in the dark as they struggle to collect as many points as they can.

The guys discuss times in their life where their pure rage and annoyance were transformed in the most interesting and productive of ways.

Labyrinthian healthcare services, customer service "assistance", and unobserved restaurant reservations: the guys talk about specific times they've been screwed over by life.

In yet another classic episode revolving around Bob, Mark and Wade are assigned the responsibility of raising Bob throughout his childhood and teaching him important life lessons along the way, in their own ways.

The guys play a game of "Morals or NO Morals" and end up focusing on the latter.

Wade creates a new points system once again, pitting Mark's laughter against Bob's laughter.

Bob and Wade trade stories about summer injuries, while Mark deviates into delusion.

Mark leaves things up to chance for Bob and Wade in this new game mode featuring a blaring alarm and randomly generated countdowns.

Bob shares the story of Sir Hugh Beaver, while Mark and Wade compete to find the most shocking and disturbing World Records.

The Aladdin Exception, Ghost Kitchens, Edward Snowden and The NSA: the guys dive deep (but not too deep) into some of their favorite conspiracy theories.

The boys play Hot or Not: Bucket List Edition, plus share some of their personal Bucket List items.

Mark whips up a new timed game mode where Bob and Wade race to Google topics. The slower they take to find their topic, the more points they get deducted and added to the winners pot.

The legendary Raising Cane's, the classic McDonald's, the scarce Fazoli's: see where the boys rank these and many other fast food spots.

Bob prompts Mark and Wade to share their favorite game shows, then surprises them with his own game show for them to compete in.

Instead of dual hosting, Mark and Wade compete in a secret game of their own, leaving Bob in the dark.

Door-to-door salesman, house parties going too far, love at first sight: today the guys talk about the accuracy of their gut feelings.

First kisses, funny dances, going on stage: today the guys talk certain songs that transport them to specific life moments.

Why humans sleep, the creator of the universe, alien life: today the guys attempt to solve these great mysteries.

In the spirit of the Distractible Live episodes on the Distractible Youtube channel, Mark takes Bob and Wade through a variety of headlines and news articles. Riffing ensues.

Bob's hot take on Pokémon, Markiplier's true feelings on Five Nights at Freddy's, find out where the guys rank these games and more.

The guys share awkward spa stories, then rank the best/worst places to be naked.

Today the guys troll specific media fandoms by giving them hot take bait.

What is better, big or small? Today the guys decide once and for all by giving their personal opinions prompted by Bob's list of items.

Recorded live and with the guys in the same room for the first time in 5 years, today Wade throws it back to tour with a favorite improv game... CHANGE!

Today the guys compile a contentious tier list about all different kinds of candy, just in time for Halloween.

Mark invites Bob and Wade to alternate playing the Devil's Advocate for a variety of agreed upon, and not so agreed upon social norms and behaviors.

Bob forces Mark and Wade to pick their poison, having to decide between several pairs of awful scenarios.

Today the guys celebrate Thanksgiving with genuine outpourings of gratitude, which Mark the host, of course, converts to numerical point values.

Today Bob's story of Google Glass inspires Mark and Wade to find great stories of failure in history.

Wade's emotional roller coaster of a story takes center stage as he explains the strange coincidences surrounding a close call with his beloved cat. Oh, and Bob gives a fridge update.

Bob takes Mark and Wade through a list of strange, unorthodox and disgusting anti-aging methods to decide if the treatments are worthwhile.

Wade's Secret Words is back, but this time there's only a single word in the game: Christmas.

Bob and Wade derail Mark's profound and dedicated search for the perfect day upon which to base your life in the new year and beyond.

You know the guys are getting older, but now it's time they try to convince you their bad habits are actually good.

Bob gives an update on his newborn baby, James, then pivots the topic to memory. The guys then discuss some of their first memories and how they think memories actually work.

Inspired by a post from the official Distractible subreddit, the guys discuss things that give them the ever illusive, yet always unnerving "ick".

In an episode that takes a more serious turn, Bob recounts the unexpected and emotionally taxing circumstances surrounding his son's birth, and how they affected him and his wife.

A major tone switch from the last episode, Wade is hosting and makes Mark and Bob talk through strange and hilarious scenarios. From having the worst super power imaginable, to living in a world ruled by clowns, and more.

Who is the better friend? Today, Bob and Wade's friendship with Mark is put to the test via some Mark-based trivia.

Bob hosts a conversation about uncomfortable job stories, embarking the guys on a wild trip down memory lane.

On a more serious note than normal, the guys discuss the metaphorical mask, which social situations we put our masks on for, and whether those masked versions of ourselves are really us.

The guys star in an improvised musical about video games, news, or anything else that comes to mind.

Another classic Wade episode with an excellent topic: making the perfect video game. Except it goes horribly wrong. Or does it? Because during today's conversation, no one can seem to agree on anything.