Episode 143 of The Who F’n Kneauxs Podcast is loud, opinionated, and completely unfiltered. The crew introduces a new segment called “Say It With Ya Chest,” where everyone finally commits to their takes instead of hedging like politicians. That leads to rants about modern tip culture, getting pressured for extra gratuity on carryout, and why that needs to stop immediately.

From there, the episode spirals into college football playoff chaos, Notre Dame fans melting down on timelines, and a full argument about whether Group of Five teams actually belong in the postseason.

Along the way, there are stories about rats in restaurant kitchens, dangerously strong espresso martinis, cruise drink packages, and the ethics of someone pounding 33 drinks on night one of a cruise.

It’s one long stretch of saying exactly what you think and dealing with the consequences.If you’re here for strong opinions, football arguments, and zero concern for decorum, this one delivers.

Episode 142 of The Who F’n Kneauxs Podcast is Play the Hits, and the crew definitely does. Thanksgiving chaos, a brand-new Either/Or game, and everyone’s Year in Review kick things off before we randomly remember that John Cena had absolute bangers. Then it’s Christmas Candiessssss, Patty’s maybe-real-maybe-imaginary coworkers, the pain of buying gifts for spouses, Dave possibly being catfished, and one last College Football Playoff meltdown. Pure holiday chaos wrapped in one wonderful gift of an episode!

Episode 141 of The Who F’n Kneauxs Podcast is a full-blown meltdown over the College Football Playoff committee and whatever fever-dream logic they’re pretending to use this week. The rankings make zero sense, Tulane fans are apparently doing sketchy hallway activities, and the crew learns the word “proclivities” like confused middle-schoolers. Then it somehow turns into a debate about whether pigs are actually smarter than dogs (we reject that outright), how much risk kids should be allowed to take without being bubble-wrapped, how humans in Alaska avoid becoming popsicles, and which animal you’d agree to be chased by for 30 million dollars.

It’s chaos, outrage, accidental education, and one long argument with common sense. Perfect.