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Gas up for another explosive episode of vendor Chronicles! Q and Shane start right off with fart stories: whether it's the classic Dutch oven, or the inevitable ventilation needs when sleeping in a van, don't miss this hilarious banter. They transition naturally to the benefits of separate marital bathrooms and the ideal master sweet layout, but he mood turns more serious as Shane and Q debate the rights of the homeless. A thoughful discussion ensues and That 86 Kid Studio is consumed with an examination of individual rights vs collective rights which culminates with Q asking the age old question "From whom do we seek redress?" Through flatulence to fellatio and onto bathrooms and brothels, this episode will keep you laughing non-stop!

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Join Shane and Q as they begin this hilarious episode of vender Chronicles with another famous singalong! After exploring new words to add to their vocabulary they take turns telling the tale of recent trips out of town. The conversation gets deep as it turns to an examination of self-defense vs defending one's property. As they grapple with the morality of war, addiction vs disease and rich vs poor Q sums it up with the truism: It's all nuance!

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The newest episode of vendor Chronicles has Shane and Q introducing podcast listener and brother-in-law Joel Ostrander. The conversation focuses on golf at first, goes into pro wrestling with the obligatory mention of midget wrestling and culminates with the timeless classic: dwarf tossing! The subject having been dutifully considered the trio moves on to safer subjects like the Harvey Weinstein situation. They discuss everything from the growth patterns of young men, the current and future state of the economy and raising children in a digital world. Q extends the traditional invitation for our guest to close with words of wisdom and Joel delivers with aplomb! Spend an hour of your time listening to this episode of vendor chronicles you won't be sorry!!

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