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25 years after 9/11, we’re marking the occasion with dungeon art, heroic dogs, and the bizarre internet history of Osama bin Laden. Dee heads to an adults-only fantasy art festival and Ren Faire, while Kate explores the four-legged heroes of 9/11—and the surprisingly famous dog videos found on bin Laden’s hard drive. Rest in Power Cheetah Chrome.

Dee and Kate survive a hellish 4.5-hour crawl to San Francisco—never again—before finding the buffalo in Golden Gate Park and stalking the city’s most infamous houses, from Anton LaVey’s Black House to the Westerfield House, aka the “Russian Embassy.” Then it’s straight into the Sick & Wrong news file: an Indiana man, his severed penis, and a garage fire and a Florida man with a backpack filled with feces. Finally, Dee and P-Town hit the Labor Day bash at the Rainbow Bar & Grill for some hair-metal depravity.

Three wives. Three continents. One man who apparently never learns. Dee chats with Warren’s mate Jimmy about his tragicomic international love life—from a pool-hall wedding to a Bolivian psychopath and a fecal disaster in his Madagascan mother-in-law’s shower. Romance, betrayal, culture shock, and 20 cows—Jimmy’s love life has crossed every border except good judgment.

Kate fantasizes about an unforgettable—and wildly questionable—orgy with the cast of Cheers. Your hosts return for another drunken night at the legendary Kibbitz Room. Then we dive into the brutal reality of war, remembering the men of the USS Indianapolis, who endured unimaginable terror surrounded by sharks, madness, and… Subway sandwiches.

Dee and Kate deep dive into the beautiful chaos of Mike Patton—from his pandemic breakdown and canceled Faith No More reunion to his decades-long feud with Anthony Kiedis. Then things take a darker turn as we enter the uncanny world of Bambi Sleep, unpacking erotic hypnosis, subconscious conditioning, and the unsettling edge between consent and control.

Dee and Kate break down Howard Stern’s bizarre staff rules, the WNBA’s transgender-athlete debate, and the one thing that has Kate more excited than she’s been since the Anne Heche crash: descending into the fifth circle of Hell that is the life and career of Perez Hilton.

Kate is feeling under the weather, Dee shares the latest chaos from his Irritable Bowel Sister’s Cancun getaway with Ozzy and Big Jer, and an office scandal erupts when two interns are caught making out on the job. Then we discuss the bizarre and controversial legacy of Body Worlds creator Gunther von Hagens, the man who transformed real human bodies into one of the most talked-about exhibitions in history.

Los Angeles is melting, so Kate's beating the heat one walking pad step at a time. We vent about the absolute nightmare of trying to buy 2028 Olympics tickets, unpack the bizarre and disturbing "Nanjing Sister Hong" scandal that's taken over the internet, and Epic Farter phones in with a tale of an unforgettable Scheisse accident. Finally, Dee and Kate take a moment to remember Sick of It All frontman Lou Koller—one of Dee's all-time hardcore favorites—following his death at 61 after battling esophageal cancer.

Dee heads to Oakland for Ozzy's preschool graduation (apparently that’s a thing), then hits the road with the family and Wackerle for a getaway in Arnold, California. They spend two drunken nights in a secluded cabin in the woods—just a few miles away from the infamous "murder bunker" where Leonard Lake and Charles Ng filmed, tortured, and murdered victims as part of a sadistic killing spree that claimed at least 20 lives in the mid-1980s.

Claudia heads back to the UK after a week of debauchery, swan-boat vandalism, and questionable life choices in Los Angeles. Dee and Kate unpack the long-awaited death of Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, the decades of rumors that earned him the "Lady G" nickname, and the political legacy he leaves behind—while praying for the continued immortality of comedy genius Scott Thompson. Driver from Texas phones in with a bizarre camping story.

Claudia braves the dystopian hellscape of Los Angeles dating apps before joining Dee and Kate for a very gay Fourth of July in Boystown. From there, things get weird fast: the trio dives into Bimbofication, the fringe internet fetish that exploded into national news via leaked texts, political scandal, and a media firestorm around the husband of Trump's Homeland Security Secretary.

Inspired by a visit to the Outsiders, Outcasts, Rebels + Weirdos: Punk Culture 1976–86 exhibition at the Skirball Cultural Center, Dee and Kate unravel two of punk's darkest true crime stories: Fang frontman Sammytown, whose violent crime sparked a six-month manhunt that ended in the Alaskan wilderness and Reagan Youth's Dave Insurgent, whose life after punk took a shocking turn into one of the strangest and most tragic stories the scene has ever seen. Kate declares the story of Pilly Willy to be utter fabrics!

International football fans descend on America and discover our greatest cultural treasures: Waffle House and Taco Bell. Dee and Kate dive into a horrifying murder inside a Sarasota art gallery and the shocking UK case that exposed the prolonged sexual abuse and killing of a 13-month-old child. Warren phones in to confirm the infamous drug-fueled stag do that resulted in the groom-to-be parting ways with his todger.

World Cup fever hits Los Angeles, HorrorCon LA proves to be an epic letdown, and James Ellroy hosts a 35mm screening of L.A. Confidential at the historic Los Angeles Theatre. Dee and Kate celebrate Pride Month by deep diving into the tragic cold case of Billy London, a young gay porn star whose murder remained unsolved for more than three decades.

Dee and Kate relive their booze-fueled misadventures in the Mile High City before a surreal journey to Littleton leads Kate to a haunting question: who were Eric and Dylan, really—and why does the legacy of Columbine’s Class of ’99 still captivate the world decades later?