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Martin captains a free form Code of Honor this month. Plus a salute to Benedict XV and more shouts to Spragga the NYC house sitter. 

Robert got another one of his topics placed on the schedule! There was much rejoicing! He then takes the head of the table to discuss Charlemagne and the Holy Roman Empire.

Robert takes the keyboard, and the guys discuss at length the writing process. Robert and Francis school the beginner Martin and display a passion for the craft that has such a hold on them. Also, the guys give a big shout out to the Bourbon Experience at the Frazier Museum and new bourbon pal Spragga the Housesitter from NYC.  Yes, we know this hoopajoob is a couple days late, but hey, it's a hoopajoob, anything can happen.

Robert the Hammer takes charge with Stoic philosopher and emperor Marcus Aurelius in tow. It was a wild one, 100+ minutes of swinging ax handles and dropping f bombs. Merry Christmas. 

Francis sits at the head of the table as the guys are joined by emperor and Stoic philosopher Marcus Aurelius to discuss the last philosopher in our series, John Dewey. 

Martin leads the discussion on 3 pertinent quotes of John Stuart Mill.

Francis heads the table this episode and we dive into John Stuart Mill, who have on good authority, after half a pint of shandy, was particularly ill.

Martin again has the big chair in Studio F and works the guys through the big cultural events of 1971 and why 1971 mattered.

Robert has the big chair for our discussion of Enlightenment figure Immanuel Kant.

Code of Honor and Martin takes the big chair as the guys talk Immanuel Kant quotes as a warm-up for Our Heroes.

Francis captains an episode that picks back up on the theme of dirty elections and the guys examine 1876 and Tilden vs Hayes.

Robert pulls the cork for the guys here as they do a second hoopajoob on bourbon.

Martin as at the controls of the Nostromo, subbing for Captain Dallas, and the guys talk the impact of the Aliens franchise.

Francis takes charge here leading the guys through an in-depth discussion of the philosophical and political ideas of Scottish Enlightenment figure David Hume. 

Robert takes the head of the table and the guys talk words of wisdom from David Hume. 

Martin gets elected Secretary General and leads the guys on a discussion of the good, the bad and the contemptible of the United Nations. 

Martin is the front man this episode and the guys take on Gene Simmons and the question "is rock and roll dead?" The prognosis is bleak, Otterites. 

Francis is our tenured professor on this episode detailing the philosophy of the great intellectual and polymath John Locke. Unfortunately, Monty Python didn't include him the ever-awesome philosopher's drinking song so no snappy title to this one. 

Robert takes lead on this themed Code of Honor featuring the words of John Locke.

Martin takes the head of the table as the guys discuss the meaning and effects of the Kellogg-Briand Pact to outlaw war in 1928.