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The BTN crew is joined by their wives in a special Christmas episode to review our favorite things of the year. Jeremiah reveals that he would be happy sleeping on a pile of loose discarded clothes, blankets, and other assorted semi-soft detritus.

We had a chance to sit together in the same room and really get to the bottom of it all. Were we able to untangle the mare's nest of the miraculous? Ehh probably not.

Dan Koch joins the BTN crew this week and attempts to reverse host the show. It’s probably for the best. Together they dive in the deep end of politics, the music business and theology. And is this the episode in which Nate delivers his worst haiku!?!? You be the judge.

While we may be stretching the limits of a reasonable and agreed-upon definition of the word “empire,” we would hazard to consider our dear friend, and bandmate, a “beverage mogul.” Co-owner of Hex coffee, Tanner Morita joins us to educate the gang on the ethics of responsible coffee roasting while also chronicling his history with the band. But first!… Super Bowl half-time shows feature prominently for some reason?

The Shane Oschner joins the BTN crew tonight for a blackforest-ham fisted examination of the fundamentals of communicative failure and societal discomfiture. We also delve into his triumphant new album "Influence" and the pickax-sharp determination it took to create it. Listen NOW!

This week the BTN gang chats with Jay Pepito (END, Reign Supreme) about music, life and barbering. They also attempt to found the "Bad Bone Club" and collectively covet starter jackets.

This week we're joined by old friend and Atlanta based producer Matt Goldman! We dive into the weeds on "bicycle shorts man", board games and unfunny people.

This week the BTN crew is joined by Further Seems Forever drummer Steve Kleisath! Steve talks music, poker and life but more importantly gives us the scoop on becoming the World Record holder in the classic arcade game "Mario Bros." Additionally, discover why Nate shouldn't care about the Top 5 as he rambles on about boring foreign movies he hasn't seen... boooooo.

Hop on your hog and jam with boys as they wade into the deep end of motorcycle culture with this week's guest Andy Atkins (A Plea For Purging, Party On Forever). Other topics include Conan O’Brien, Cartoons and Karaoke.

Welp, this week we just got three lonely boys talking to each other. Maybe they talk about Hamilton, maybe they talk about annoying things, maybe they just sit quietly in abject misery. Stick around to find out!

A sweet baby blue jean tycoon joins the BTN boys this week. Johnny Smrdel (bassist for Beloved, Advent) is kind enough to give us a brief education in raw denim, Japanese americana, and investing in goods that are built to last. Check out Centennnial Trading Company!

The boys catch up with their old pal Stevis also known as Stephen Harrison of Fever 333. They take a brief nostalgia ride into the good ol' days talking about Stephen's stint playing guitar for The Chariot. They also take time to discuss activism, racism, creativity and pokemon cards!

The boys are back and they brought along their good bud Thomas Freckleton. Thomas keeps the lows low and the highs high as the bassist and singer of California metal act Silent Planet. But that's not all! He joins us to discuss the minutiae of running Bakersfield's finest music shop the Bakersfield Sound Co.

Browan Lollar is a father, a painter and the guitarist of Saint Paul and the Broken Bones. This week he joins the boys to discuss fatherhood, art and finding catharsis in the creative process.

To roll, or not to roll... be all my bean footage remembered. These bean lovin' boys are back and better then ever and this week they are joined by none other than Levi The Poet. Together they tackle a plethora of topics including restfulness, the MCU, creativity and the best age to die!?

The BTN boys blab about bees again. A brief discussion follows regarding choice quarantine activities. And Mark Nicks (Cool Hand Luke) joins the gang to discuss his passion for counseling.

Aaron, Nate and Jeremiah discuss what this podcast is all about, plus what they're doing in the middle of the Coronavirus Quarantine.