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In the first edition of Nothin' But Now, Alan & Dan decide to live in the present to give their hot takes about current "REAL" events in the now.

While still locked in the podcast room, Alan & Dan are joined by their new Podcast manager, James Gandolfini(Mike Makar), to review the year 2007.

SEASON 3 Premiere: Alan & Dan are now locked in a podcast room for an undisclosed amount time. Forced to review time forever, Alan & Dan discuss the year 2003.  Find Alan: on Instagram and Twitter: @alonesingleton Find Dan: on Twitter: @mrdhbrooks on Instagram:@bearrison_hooks FOLLOW GOOD ENOUGH ENTERTAINMENT   on Twitter & Instagram: @geestudiosnola     

SEASON 2 FINALE: Alan & Dan are facing their very first performance review after being a podcast for an entire year! Tune in! You don't want to miss this one!

A double booked episode! Dan brings along his cousin Dangle while Alan books special guests, Wilbur and Orville Wright(Low Rent's Stephen Daniel Wayne and Mike Makar) to discuss secrets of aviation in 1903.

A Nothin' But Net first, Alan & Dan take callers to help them review the year 2001. A special guests drop into the studio. Tune in to find out!   2001 tracklist: Drops of Jupiter by Train Fallin' by Alicia Keys In the End by Linkin Park

Beethoven(Andy Ledford, Local Goofabout) joins Alan & Dan to compose a perfect podcast sonata about 1820 for your ear-candy.  This episode features music from Beethoven's 9th Symphony and Alan Singleton's Dasco Nap debut song Nap Seventeen.

*Bonus 420 surprise episode* Famous impressionist, Jeff Buck joins Alan & Dan for a discussion on hot political bullet points of 1979. 

When a guest doesn't show, Alan and Dan go straight bottle episode. Don't get your hopes up because Jeff Buck isn't on this podcast.

The littlest Beatle joins our time traveling friends to review a year of conspiracy and social injustice, neither of which really get discussed. Alan isn't familiar with a common dance and the group gets to the bottom of what's wrong with tapas.

Alan and Dan move in together in real life and struggle to wrestle information about the civil war out of the good people at Cox Communication.

  Mike Makar continues his stint as guest king of time while Dan is away. Everything starts off great when Sonny and Cher stop by to entertain Alan, but things aren't as they seem between the famous 60s lovers.   Here's a list of great tracks from 1965 featured in the episode: "Sugar Pie(Honey Bun)"- The Four Tops "Help!" -The Beatles "Its Not Unusual"- Tom Jones "You Really Got Me" -The Kinks "Queen Jane Approximately"-Bob Dylan "I Got You Babe"- Sonny and Cher     

With Dan out slinging drinks, Alan teams up with friend of the show, Mike Makar, to relive some of the greatest moments of their lives. Mark Zuckerberg stops by to explain his business model, but the two spicy hosts ain't having it.   This episode features some splendid music from 2004: "Toxic"- Britney Spears "American Idiot"- Green Day "Hey Ya"- Outkast "Numa Numa"- oZone "Tipsy" J-Kwon "I'm Not Okay(I Promise)- My Chemical Romance

This week the Time King Singleton travels back to the not-too-distant past to find a very... disturbed Dan. Alan sheds light on the music scene and Dan completely loses it. Fun! This Episode features some excellent music from 2011:   "Feel It All Around"- Washed Out "You" - TV on the Radio "Polish Girl"- Neon Indian "New Beat" - Toro y Moi "Perth" - Bon Iver "Lotus Flower" -Radiohead "Es-So"- Tune-Yards  

 Time gets a batarang to the gut when Michael Keaton circa 1989 joins the boys to [CELEBRATE AMERICA] and discuss [FEARLESS LEADER TRUMP]. This message has been approved by the National Podcast Censorship For Glorious Nation Group. Here's some sweet music from 86' to 89' featured in the episode: "She Drives Me Crazy"- Fine Young Cannibals "Batman Theme"- Danny Elfman "Who Can it Be Now" - Men At Work "Love Shack" - B 52s "Partyman"- Prince "Papa Don't Preach"- Madonna  "Me, myself and I" - De La Soul "Monkey Gone to Heaven"- Pixies   This episode is brought to you by the ACLU! Please go donate at aclu.org! Protect our rights to protest!Fight relentless attacks on reproductive freedom! Push for reforms to our racially-biased criminal justice systems!

  Alan and Dan seek relationship, career, and acting advice from America's sexist garbage can Nick Nolte. The boys reveal some of their sins and, to be honest, the review kind of gets put on the back burner in this instant classic of an episode. Here's a track list of some great music from 92': "Remeber the Time"- Michael Jackson "My Lovin' (Never Gonna Get it)- En Vogue "Come As You Are"- Nirvana  "Sweat ( A La La La La Long)"- Inner Circle "No Rain"- Blind Melon

Alan & Dan have whole lot to say about the music and scandals of 1972. The "Alan Cares" segment returns. They discuss the fear of intimacy and Alan's lost love. This episode features some great music from 71'-72': Al Green- Let's Stay Together  The Carpenters- Superstar Carole King- It's Too Late Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose- Too Late To Turn Back Now    

This is the official start of season 2 of Nothin' But Net with Alan & Dan. Dan and Alan dive into the pool of music and movies of 2005. They make a big splash when they discuss what Alan & Dan were like in 2005. Dan introduces a new podcast segment: Alan Cares.

The "real" Alan & Dan decide to show up for this episode. They give their two cents on what actually happened in 2016. Tune into to find out! 

Alan and Dan are joined by special guests, America's improv troupe, LOW RENT. Mike and Steve are clearly angry with their troupe mate Kevin, while Alan and Dan sit idly listening to it unravel. Kevin has a great Donald Trump impression! TUNE INTO PART ONE! of our REVIEW OF 2016