This week, Fred and Tom get ready to 'sleigh' this holiday season as they discuss the Tim Allen-led franchise, "The Santa Clause"!

They welcome in local comedian Rachel Glassford to help them dive deep into the fine print surrounding the three movies and the latest streaming series, "The Clauses", as well as talk about the best fits and what could have been from this now 30-year old franchise.

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Opening theme written and performed by Nick Spitza.

Ending theme written and performed by Mike Schwantz.

This week, Fred and Tom pay homage to the original franchise podcast, which focuses solely on chain restaurants, Doughboys!

They welcome in the dining critic for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Rachel Seis, to help them break down the best episodes, the podcast’s lore, and list their favorite bits involving the “Spoonman” Mike Mitchell, Nick “Tiger” Wiger, the Dais, and more!

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Opening theme written and performed by Nick Spitza.

Ending theme written and performed by Mike Schwantz.

This week, Fred and Tom get 'real' down and dirty as they discuss the many franchises of the Real Housewives reality TV series!

They welcome in local personality Erin Frank (WUWM) to help break down the history, the latest drama, and the best fights involving the housewives of New York, Beverly Hills, Salt Lake City, and more!

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Opening theme written and performed by Nick Spitza.

"Show me the Franchise" transition music by Hanto.

Ending theme written and performed by Mike Schwantz.

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