Ok, so we've been on unofficial break for a while and now we're back with a relatively heavy show. We talk Jared Fogle, Josh Duggar and that poor news crew who was killed on camera. But we lighten things up in the second half, so don't worry. In the second half, we've got LiveJournal emo stories, a pop-punk musical cover quiz, and advice column questions. As usual, contact the show at atomicast1@gmail.com or call the voicemail at 832-819-3867.

Shea forgot the 40s tonight, but whatever. We press on and have a show anyway. The big 4-0. Shea has a birthday and so does the USA. We talk about the Confederate flag, racist cab drivers, and of course dish out the advice. How do you deal with a smothering girlfriend? Should parking tickets be split among everyone who shared the car? How do you deal with friends who poke fun maybe a little too much? How do you stop being a pathetic loner and go outside for a while? Call the voicemail at 832-819-3867 and listen live on Wednesday nights at 9PM Central at radio.atomicast.com.

We're unfocused and unprepared, but cover topics from awkward weddings to the recent SCOTUS decision to allow all people to get married to whoever they love. Deep topics considering the amount of beer consumed to record this episode. We're a couple of bleeding heart liberals, so of course we support the Supreme Court, but mostly we're excited to be able to stop talking about an issue that is so insanely obvious and should've never been a discussion to begin with. Let's bring on the next issues. We hand out some advice to those in need, including to young married couples dealing with mysterious pasts and what boundaries to cross with your exes. Bonus question: How do I know whether or not my friend is lying about having cancer? We broadcast live on Wednesdays at 9PM Central at radio.atomicast.com. Call our voicemail at 832-819-3867.

It's a deep episode of Atomicast as we tackle hard topics like abortion, cheating, and politics. But we also throw in even more shallow topics like you're used to, including an Atomicast Mystery and advice questions. We were out last week due to a sickness, but we've decided the show must go in. We push forward despite still being slightly sick. Shea covers news topics that deal with the TSA, abortions, and leaving children in hot cars. This is a deep episode, but we manage to stay relatively immature as we tackle hard subjects. We hand out to advice to a poor guy who is being cheated on, as well as other poor guys who are accidentally stalking young women. Remember poor Maura Murray? There's been a recent-ish development involving a video by a guy named 112dirtbag. We cover that here too. Listen live on Wednesdays at 9PM Central at radio.atomicast.com. Call the voicemail at 832-819-3867.

Shea is back from Montana so we're back to our regular format. Shea has some stories from his trip. We do advice, tackle the Yosemite Sam radio transmission mystery, and talk about one of the most notorious serial killers of our day. Deep in the desert, some weird transmissions were received featuring just a data payload and a cartoon voice from Yosemite Sam. What were these mysterious broadcasts? We dig deep to find out. Shea recounts stories about getting his car searched and pooping his pants on his recent trip to Montana. Bonus stories about conspiracy theorists. Can being blindfolded cause some bizarre existential crisis? Of course not, but we discuss it anyway. Also, a man leaves his wife too hook up with his father-in-law. What is the world coming to? We also cover one of the world's craziest serial killers, Richard Kuklinski. Listen to us live on Wednesdays at radio.atomicast.com, and leave a voicemail at 832-819-3867.

Shea is in Montana, so a pair of Bryans take his place. We all read embarrassing entries from our LiveJournal days and drink Honey Brown. We get motivated by Shia LaBeouf and talk about the disappearance of Frederick Valentich. We start with a very long segment of reading our old LiveJournal posts. Half reminiscing, half cringing at the people we used to be. We dish out some advice to men wanting to leave their family to tour with rock bands, as well as to young teenagers whose problems don't matter at all. Was Frederick Valentich really abducted by space aliens, or was this just a UFO enthusiast pilot who got a bit freaked out on a solo flight? Either way you look at it, his final audio transmission is pretty chilling and freaky. Listen live on Wednesdays at 9 Central at radio.atomicast.com. Call the voicemail at 832-819-3867. Social media stuff is at atomicast.

Bryan from Drunken Zombie crashes this episode. We go head-to-head in a video game soundtrack guessing game, answer some advice, listen to ghostly haunted recordings and read some LiveJournal posts made 15 years ago in a new segment. Tim and Bryan perform very poorly trying to guess soundtracks of games from the 80's. It's probably the worst anyone has done on a quiz so far. Can smartphones record ghosts? No, because ghosts don't exist, but they can record some freaky audio. Do you hold locked doors open for people? We tackle that awkward moment when you decide whether or not to let people inside locked building using your key. How do you ditch that awkward friend? We have no idea, but we try to figure it out. In a new segment, Bryan and Tim read LiveJournal posts they made 15 years ago. I wish we could go back in time and beat the hell out of our younger selves. We broadcast live on Wednesdays at 9:00 Central at radio.atomicast.com. Call the voicemail at 832-819-3867.

Shea performs adequately on a 90's commercial quiz. We cover some YouTube mysteries including Tina the singing robot and Webdriver Torso. We answer advice questions from teenagers, bringing us back to our childhoods. Shea covers this week's bizarre news.

We try a moderately easy quiz but with a speech jammer. Tim overcomes the speech jamming just by yelling, and Shea doesn't do so well. Our Unsolved Mysteries segment this week covers a couple creepy audio mysteries, but we also solve a mystery. We answer some calls for advice from someone who wants to tattle-tale on their coworker, as well as someone who wants to tattle-tale on a fellow student and friend. We cover some news about a Pizza Hut app saving the day and a new 5-star resort operated by ISIS. Listen to us live on Wednesdays at 9:00 Central on radio.atomicast.com. Call the voicemail 832-819-3867 or send us an email at atomicast1@gmail.com.

We're out of ideas so we're recycling old quizzes. This week we try to guess which actors are actually pretty decent singers. We dive deep into conspiracies about male pattern baldness and potential cures. We hand out advice and cover the news as usual. We dive deep into hard questions, like how to prepare hamburger-less Hamburger Helper, how to deal with absentee fathers and more. Listen to us live on Wednesdays at 9PM Central at radio.atomicast.com. Call the voicemail 832-819-3867. Social media stuff is at atomicast.com.