The Luscious Luigi and Birdchild gather to discuss the joy of cherry tomatoes and Birdchild's illfated first encounter with them. They also discuss food, slice bread as a child vs crusty bread as an adult and the joys of working for a meal. The lads close with a discussion on what animals can experience art.

The Lads gather for the first double guest episode bringing on both Peener Weener and Josh Challenger for an hour of eclectic conversation from Peener Weiner's animal processing experience to Luigi's experience being Big Foot to another friend group, the stories today are unhinged!

The Luscious Luigi and Birdchild welcome Radio Station friend, Leah Debbie, to discuss the physicality required for marching band, anthropology, and more! The trio end on a discussion about the importance of reading analogue clocks and how it shouldn't be weird to ask for someone's number.

The Luscious Luigi and Birdchild discuss men's fashion and the importance of confidence when pulling off any look. Above all, the most important lesson they cover is in being true to yourself. The lads also discuss the source of Luigi's childhood self esteem issues and Birdchild emphasizes the importance of practice to get better. All thoughts are Non-fiction in this eclectic romp!

The Luscious Luigi and Birdchild rejoin after their final Spring Break to catch up about their adventures and experiences from Birdchild's job to Luigi's Consulate Quest. The lads also talk about patches and pins, bootlegging card games, and much much more.

Master Fearless returns one more time to discuss the intricacies of modern text abbreviations, Luigi's favorite abbreviation, and losing yourself to timelessness. Luigi and Birdchild also ruminate on their coming graduation with input from Master Fearless. This is perhaps the most philosophical episode of Non-Fiction Thoughts! to date!

The Luscious Luigi and Birdchild give one of the greatest date ideas possible as they discuss the joys of being alone and the odd middle ground that fast food occupies in the realm of flavor and satisfaction. The lads end with a discussion of intrinsic growth as they reflect on the end of their schooling life.

Birdchild completes his homework assignment to watch the live-action "Cat in the Hat" and comes back with a surprising conclusion. The lads also state that, objectively, in their opinion, roasted broccoli is better than steamed. The lads finish with their discussions on the best animals and what bucket list items they've crossed off.