This episode features the B-Team from 'Tales from the Stinky Dragon' as they explore various creative aspirations and confront dangerous foes. The characters share humorous insights into what books their adventuring personas would write, showcasing their personalities. A reunion between Tolv and his sister Elva reveals a complex past intertwined with dangerous missions. The team discusses their identities and familial connections while facing off against gnolls and strategizing their next moves to board a pirate ship. As they navigate chaotic battles, their camaraderie shines through, blending humor with strategic gameplay.

In this episode, Brent shares poignant reflections on his father's life, particularly through personal journal entries written during his father's health struggles. He commemorates Father's Day by connecting memories of hunting trips and lessons imparted, emphasizing the significance of familial bonds and rural living. The release of the Brent Reeves Signature Mini Trapper knife symbolizes his family's heritage and the depth of their connection to craft and tradition. Throughout the narrative, themes of love, shared experiences, and the continuity of family values are highlighted.

This episode explores the case of Princeton Morris, who was murdered in May 2022 in his East Point apartment. It outlines his life, marked by family struggles, a commitment to caregiving, and plans for a better future after learning of his girlfriend's pregnancy. Despite facing personal safety concerns and neighborhood violence, he kept his struggles hidden from family. The aftermath of his death left his loved ones in turmoil, seeking answers as they confront the inconsistencies in police responses and a lack of community support. Ultimately, they honor his memory through rituals while continuing their pursuit of justice.

In this episode, Bisan prepares knafeh, a cherished dessert, to celebrate Eid al-Adha. Visiting her local Middle Eastern market, she gathers essential ingredients like Nabulsi cheese and semolina flour. The story unfolds with her cooking alongside her aunt Nadia, capturing the warmth of family traditions and the joys of shared meals. Conversations reflect the significance of Eid and the communal experience of the holiday, emphasizing the connections made through food and memories during this festive time.

In this touching episode, Sadie Robertson and her cousins remember their grandfather, Phil Robertson, recounting invaluable lessons learned from his life. They reflect on his unwavering love for God, family, and nature, as well as his teachings on simplicity, humility, and faith. John Luke shares memories from their hunting trips, highlighting Phil's unique teaching methods and the bonds formed during these experiences. The conversation celebrates Papaw Phil's legacy, emphasizing how his life influenced their values and faith journeys, ultimately underscoring the importance of love, humility, and family traditions.

In this episode, hosts Joe Amabile and Serena Pitt catch up with couple Grant and Juliana from Bachelor Nation, discussing their life after Bachelor in Paradise. They share insights about their wedding planning, potential moves to Boston, and family bonding. The conversation includes heartfelt reflections on past experiences, including the emotional aftermath of the show and advice for fellow contestants. They also explore their travel plans and the importance of maintaining privacy while engaging with their audience on social media.

In this episode, Adam Carolla revisits classic segments featuring Alec Baldwin and Robert Davi. The discussions tackle a range of topics including Carolla's disconnect with his family regarding his career achievements, media hypocrisy in coverage of tragedies, and comedic dynamics surrounding sensitive subjects. Baldwin shares humorous insights on show business and personal anecdotes about health and parenting, while Davi reflects on his Italian-American background and love for music. The episode encapsulates Carolla's trademark humor, blending lighthearted banter with deeper reflections.

In this episode, hosts Ed Gamble and James Acaster welcome Jeff Goldblum to their Dream Restaurant. They discuss his upcoming jazz album 'Still Blooming', featuring collaborations with artists like Ariana Grande and Scarlett Johansson. Throughout the conversation, Goldblum shares his love for food and music, reminiscing about childhood experiences and discussing culinary preferences. From his fondness for unique dishes to insights on introducing films to his children, the episode is filled with humor and engaging anecdotes, emphasizing the joy found in food and family connections.

In this episode, Dennis and Reggie celebrate Earth Week by playing a game called 'Treasure or Trash', focusing on upcycling household items. The episode humorously explores Grandma G-Force's housing troubles involving her cat landlord and leads into an encore of 'A Diaper Home for G-Force!', discussing innovative solutions to construction material shortages, specifically using dirty diapers in concrete. The hosts highlight the environmental importance of repurposing materials and the potential of diaper concrete as a sustainable building material, addressing issues like housing affordability and material shortages.

In this episode, Kevin Von Erich shares his experiences from a lifetime spent in the wrestling industry and the weight of the Von Erich family legacy. He reflects on familial bonds, the emotional toll of grief after losing brothers, and the pressures of public life as a wrestler. The conversation touches on topics like childhood memories, the influence of steroid culture, and experiences with addiction. Kevin discusses the importance of family, resilience, and faith in overcoming adversity, along with insightful anecdotes about his wrestling career and personal growth through hardship.