To all the believers and non-believers out there, we here at the Split the Corner Podcast would like to wish you a very happy National Loch Ness Monster Day! If you've ever wondered where Kaz and Kyle stand in relation to cryptozoology, we are prepared to put those questions to bed in this conversation. As it has a tendency to do, the discussion takes a sharp left turn as the guys dive into some of their favorite bar traditions and superstitions. Two dollar bills, counting tips before the shift is over, and whether or not it is bad luck to have your first pull of the tap result in an empty keg are just a few of the superstitions we're discussing today. Who knew bartenders were such a superstitious bunch?

Happy Dreams of Reason Feast Day everybody! Don't know what that is? Don't worry...you aren't the only one. And that is why we are here: to give you the answers to the burning questions of the day. Once we figure out what Dreams of Reason Feast Day is, Kaz and Kyle take a trip down the failed technologies rabbit hole and discuss what the traffic patterns of flying cars might look like. During that discussion, one thing leads to another and quite possibly the most controversial question ever tackled on this program is tackled...is the hot dog a sandwich? Once a comprehensive and undeniable answer is given that we feel the entire world should get behind, the guys go on to give their personal Mt. Rushmore's of sandwiches. This is the grand daddy of all hot button topics and we hope that when its over, you'll understand why vegan "bacon" shouldn't be called bacon.

Happy National Beer Day everyone! We are dedicating this entire episode to perhaps the most celebratory and celebrated of adult beverages...beer. Whether you are a casual enjoyer of light and cheap beers or you're the guy that can tell where the hops came from in a double IPA within a distance of two municipalities, we are here to celebrate with you today. Kaz and Kyle are taking a little trip down memory lane to cut it up about some of their first beer experiences, favorite drinking games, and the craft beer boom that swept the nation earlier this century. There is a beer for every occasion and an occasion for every beer and we are celebrating them all on today's episode of Split the Corner.

If you've been following the show for a little while, it should come as no surprise that we are celebrating yet another national day and it also should not come as a surprise that this one is food related. Happy National Potato Day everybody! Kaz and Kyle are breaking down their favorite ways to prepare potatoes, consume potatoes, and what does and does not constitute appropriate condiments in which to dip your French fries. On the other side of that hearty celebration, the guys are discussing one of their favorite subjects to debate: professional wrestling. Whether you are a die-hard fan or a casual pay-per-view event enthusiast, this episode has got a little something for everyone. From GOAT debates to favorite match types, we're lacing up our trunks and heading to gorilla before rushing to the squared circle to put boots in asses...conversationally. And that's the bottom line.

People of Philadelphia rejoice for today is your day. It is officially National Cheesesteak Day and we are going full-blown Philly for today's episode. Kaz and Kyle are paying homage to the world's greatest sandwich by getting into the nuance, history, and regionally specific necessities surrounding this first ballot hall of fame food. Whether you are a "wiz wit" or a "wiz witout", we've got you covered. And if that wasn't enough, we are taking the sandwich to the ballpark and getting hyped for the return of America's pastime: baseball. Coming off a disappointing loss in the championship game of the World Baseball Classic for Team USA, the guys are digging into this year's Philadelphia Phillies and whether or not this will be the year that we finally get to raise another pennant at Citizen's Bank Park. We're keeping it in Philly today, so put on your pinstripes, grab your favorite Phanatic stuffy, and let's get going around the base path.

A very happy St. Patrick's Day to everyone out there! Would anyone like to place a bet on how long it takes one of the guys to pull out an Irish accent? The easy money is on early. Kaz and Kyle are having a look at one of the busiest bar days of the year and coming at it from the perspective of the people serving the green beer instead of ingesting it in mass quantities. How do bartenders feel about St. Patty's Day? We're diving head first into that before completely changing gears because it is NCAA Tournament time once again and in honor of this most hallowed occasion, Kaz and Kyle are starting to compile the official Split the Corner Podcast Greatest Sports Movies of All-Time bracket. We figured, why not start with basketball? We're talking basketball movies, what actually constitutes a basketball movie, and coming away with our five official picks to represent hoops. To find out what we picked, sit back, relax, and enjoy this episode of the Split the Corner Podcast.

On today's episode of the Split the Corner Podcast, Kaz and Kyle are taking the opportunity to celebrate everyone's favorite animated Italian plumber and using that as a jumping off point to explore some things that get cast with a very wide net as "nerd" stuff. Today's big topic is that of video games. Once a niche and almost exclusively nerdy pastime, video games have entered into unprecedented territory, not only as an activity, but also as a replacement for traditional television watching by an entire generation of people. And not to be outdone, "Dungeons and Dragons" at MSG...who would have ever guessed? Grab your gauntlets, gamers, because we are on a quest for the best of the best of nerd culture.

No, ladies and gentlemen, the title of this episode is not some sort of egregious typo. It is in fact National What if Dogs and Cats had Opposable Thumbs Day and we are celebrating it the best way know how: by talking about it. A day like this poses one real question: how are some of these days getting approved? Is there a department somewhere that deems what deserves to be a national day and what doesn't? Is there a lot of paperwork involved? Do they have a softball team? What kind of wild animal would you want to domesticate and why? We're going to be going down those intellectually charged rabbit holes and a whole lot more on this episode of the Split the Corner Podcast.