Almost Famous

Almost Famous welcomes Caitlin's mother as a very special guest. Other topics include: Rachel Dolezal, Pornhub's latest crowdfunded project, and the story of a Florida Man who absconded with $37k worth of steak and crab legs. This episode is because of Winn-Dixie.

This week, Alex airs some more grievances about his coworker Liam. Other topics include: Caitlyn Jenner, the ongoing saga of Dustin Diamond's criminal trial, a Florida Man story provoked by a bingo game, and Vince Vaughn's smug opinion on guns. There's no place like home, daddy.

Kick off the month of June with Alex airing greviences about a coworker and Caitlin retelling her first standup comedy open mic. Other topics include: The Duggars, the "cool" Pope not watching TV, J.K. Rowling's sassy tweets, Taco Bell, a new Ben and Jerry's flavor, and a combination Florida Man/Go Fund Yourself story about a recently deceased Kentucky couple. Here's an official PSA from Almost Famous: Do not leave your car running if you plan on sleeping in it after rigorous love making.

In this extra special super sized episoe, Alex and Caitlin sit face to face to recount their weekend together and Alex's cousin's wedding. Then they explain the genius of MTV's garbage reality show "Are You The One?", discuss a Florida Man who committed an imaginary friend homicide, and get grossed out by a Nev Schulman related raffle. Only the Truth Booth can confirm whether or not Alex and Caitlin are a perfect match.

At the very moment of this episode's release, Caitlin and Alex are in each other's arms for a beautiful mother-son reunion. Caitlin decided to flunk her last two classes and Alex has exciting news concerning a popular fast-food chain. Other topics include: David Sadchovny transitioning into David Dadchovny, two celebrity feuds, an open letter to McDonalds from a famous actor/professional smug machine, and our very first Old Florida Man Yells At Cloud. GOD, DAD. YOU'RE SO EMBARRASSING.

Alex tells a creepy hostel story and Caitlin explains the tumblr meme "Spiders Georg" because she included it in one of her final papers. Old Man Yells At Cloud is back with a group of scientists who don't want anyone to watch TV, Big Bird gets his own documentary, William Shatner wants to start a Kickstarter to save California, and two different Florida Man stories speak volumes as to why the Sunshine State is the most bonkers in the union. This episode comes with the option of getting it animal style.

Hold onto your butts because Caitlin has some earth shattering news and Almost Famous welcomes it's very first guest to the show. Other topics include: The Florida Man who tried to kiss a snake, Miss Piggy receiving an award for feminism, a petition to bring McDreamy back to Grey's Anatomy, and the elusive backstory behind Caitlin's nickname. Remember, the house always wins.

Congratulations to Alex for landing a part-time job! Caitlin is plotting for this summer to be the summer of Casino Seibold, which will kick off with the wedding Alex is bringing her to in May. Alex brings his first Old Man Yells At Cloud to the table for the purposes of defending Our Lord and Savior Ben and Jerry's and Caitlin endorses Waka Flocka Flame for president in 2016. Other topics include a brand new segment called Go Fund Yourself and the nonexistence of The Beatles. Please, take a seat.

After another session of True Therapy, Caitlin and Alex discuss an international Old Man Yells At Cloud, Gwyneth Paltrow's latest goopy blunder, three Florida Man stories, and write the treatments for both a gritty reboot of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory and their original Broadway musical. Steak's the king of meats!

Caitlin's stressed, depressed, and no longer employed and Alex is still riding high on the euphoria of seeing a midnight screening of "Romy and Michelle's High School Reunion" at The New Beverly Cinema. Then they talk Jon Cryer's memoir, take a detour to Flavortown, tell tales of the Seibold matriarch, cower in fear over the demon-faced Lucille Ball statue that's menacing a small town, weigh in on the "Sherlock vs. Elementary" debate, and spend most of this wild ride doing Al Pacino impressions. HOOAH!

Alex has officially crossed state lines and is popping off live from Tucson, AZ while Caitlin reveals her incredibly esoteric metaphysical theory on zombies. Other topics include: Zayn Malik leaving One Direction, a renowned mentalist's supernatural dating website, Dustin Diamond threatening to stab people, why Freaky Friday is problematic, and the glorious return of Gwenyth Paltrow and her lifestyle blog GOOP to the hallowed soundwaves of Almost Famous. Careful now, you might get iced.

We're back with a piping hot new episode after a rough week of studies and technical difficulties on Caitlin's part. Caitlin got Alex a blanket and in return he tells her why dating a dad is actually a perfect fit for her lifestyle. Other topics include: Vince Gilligan asking people to stop throwing pizza, the Blurred Lines lawsuit, a greedy preacher by the name of Creflo Dollar, and an ill-named men's homelss shelter and soup kitchen. Feel the glory!

Alex and Caitlin talk bad improv and then take an illuminating and magical journey through Caitlin's OK Cupid inbox, bringing them to the story of a woman who got her car stolen by a man she met on the very same website. Other topics include: A Florida man who Gone Girl'd his neighbor, a crime-by-egging that refuses to be solved, and a Hall and Oates edition of Old Man Yells At Cloud. This episode is part of a well-balanced breakfast.

AF is barely legal and ready to fuck in this 18th installment in which Caitlin gets some really exciting mid-episode breaking news regarding a blanket she describes at the top of the show. Other topics include: The dress that broke the internet, IRL SVU, a Rolling Stone interview with Kid Rock, and Benedict Cumberbatch's latest good deed that missed the mark. Oy vey, y'all!

Well, it's shitting snow in Virginia and Caitlin is losing her mind while Alex cries over The Last Five Years. Kiss February goodbye with the Amber Rose/Khloe Kardashian/Kanye West feud, a woman arrested for masturbating during a screening of Fifty Shades of Grey, a phenomenon in the craigslist casual encounters section, a small penis party, and a poorly named Krispy Kreme promotion. Brought to you by an uppercut from Batman.

Boy, has it been a rough week for Caitlin. School, work, and a little show called "Better Call Saul" is giving her the run around and Alex decides it's time for a family discussion about her life trajectory. Other topics include: Brian Williams being a pretty little liar, a bonkers Will Smith interview, the brand spanking new segment called Florida Man, and Caitlin getting executed in the most ballin' way possible. Don't believe me, just watch!

Happy Valentine's Day all you beautiful chickadees! Join Alex and Caitlin as they delve deep into the love cave of E.L. James's hit novel Fifty Shades of Grey and let your inner goddess do the merengue. Other topics include some more sh*t talk about Caitlin's coworker, a Florida woman giving birth to a fourteen pound baby, and Comcast being terrible to their customers. This episode is Super Bitch Bauer approved.

And we're back! In this piping hot ep, Caitlin and Alex plan a very special event that all of you are invited to and ruminate on how they would fare in prison. Other topics include Burger King handing over hella stacks to Jehovah's Witnesses, Ben and Jerry's newest ice cream flavors, David Duchovny's "dairy tale", and two (count 'em, TWO) Old Man Yells At Cloud stories. Plus, Yahweh has truly blessed us for Anthony Goldstein (Ravenclaw, Jewish wizard) writes another letter to his bubbe.

Take a trip back to two weeks ago when all of these breaking pop culture news stories were relevant. Caitlin recounts about how her cat disappeared for a couple of days, leading to the discovery of a leak behind her washer/dryer unit. Other topics include a Florida teen getting arrested for pretending to be a doctor, Isaac Mizrahi debating Jane Treacy on whether or not the moon is a planet, fond memories of To Catch A Predator, Cumberbitch leggings, the State of the Union Address, and a woman who faked her own death to get out of going on a date. That's funny, I never heard of a woman faking her own death at our skule.

Caitlin recounts her experience flying first class and Alex tries to surprise her with the news that Wet Hot American Summer is becoming a Netflix series, but unfortunately she is all knowing. Other topics include: Celebrity turn-ons, the male escort service Cowboys 4 Angels, Nickelodeon's hit 90's cartoon Doug, and stupid shit you can buy from Skymall.