Episode 4: Arbitrary Street Signs, Public Speaking, and ... MOLLNER!

Join Pat and Matt as they analyze the ingredients of their listeners and pay homage to their inspiration! Pat and Matt dive deep into lazy efficiencies and put their foot in their mouth. Knitting boys, wife spanking, and quizzies are also breached. Whale time. Holla.

Weeeee're back! By popular demand, of course. Join Pat and Matt as they navigate through all of the intracacies of life. The first episode of season two dives deep into naughty nurses, Stockholm Syndrome, man's best friend, and the ingredients that make up the U. S. of A. Join Pat and Matt for a ride you'll never forget.

The PM Podcast is back, with vengeance. This is the first installment of the "Pod America" series, where Pat and Matt breach all over each of the 50 states. Illinois will never be the same.SPECIAL GUEST APPEARANCE: Midwestern Renowned Comedian, MURPHY ROW!

Pat and Matt dive deep into cliches, how to deal with Facebook friends, discuss stereotyping Pat's beard, and shoutout to their fans!

Pat and Matt dive deep into team mascots, Uppity Intern Jake makes his podcast debut, assassination versus murder in the question corner, and tackling the premature email kerfuffle.

Pat and Matt tackle arbitrary street signs (thanks a lot, Airport Guy), discuss the intricacies of public speaking, and conduct their first guest interview with the one and only, Mollner!

P&M dive deep into past tweets, answer a question about the honeymoon phase and discuss Pat's fascination with the world's largest things.

P&M dive deep, real deep, into Pat's favorite animal. His friend, and yours, the duck-billed platypus. Pat and Matt also answer a question from the question corner as to who the best actor in the world is. Finally, Matt makes his plea for Ellie Goulding to appear as a guest on the PM Podcast.

Pat and Matt dive deep into the underwear vs. commando debate. They also answer the question as to what an appropriate birthday/Christmas gift is for someone when you just start dating. Finally, P&M dive deep, real deep, about themselves.