Frankie B is on a creative roll! Since his breakup he has been exploding all over YouTube and Bryan just
It’s fall break Friday! Bryan breaks out TCB’s favorite episode of 2022, #179: Crow Crow Killed Huckleberry! Krissy and Bryan
Ghost Hunters like to use all kind of new (and mostly made up) technology in their pursuit of spooky apparitions.
TCB often receives text & emails asking for advice…what are they thinking!? Tad writes in ready to quit his job
As Krissy takes her fall break, Bryan plays EP182 to answer THE most asked question of TCB. An Alabama Corrections
The gang over at Mountain Monsters have been kidnapped by a burly crew of very polite masked bandits. But the
Walkers are typically used to help seniors get around…now they are being used to help seniors get off! Bryan and
TCB receives a lot of texts and emails containing wild stories and asking for advice on strange circumstances. But listener
Frankie B, long time muse for TCB, was retired from the show just 4 months ago. But he came roaring
Dial tone phones changes the way we communicate. Like the car phone, the cellular phone and the iPhone that came
ASMR is meant to relax and some cases, put you to sleep! That message was not received by one Furry
1-900 numbers were the Tinder of the 1980’s. Bryan and Krissy review a 1-900 infomercial where sexy singles are waiting
Miami is GTA come to life! From the wild driving to the adult sex scene to the fancy boats and
Beanie Babies took the world by storm in the early to mid-90’s. Unfortunately, the adults took all the fun out
The butcher, the Boy Scout and the banker all make BAD choices for the woman on Blind Date. The ITV
TCB listener Tyler writes in to ask for advice on a love triangle he has found himself involved with. his
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