As Summer begins to wind down, Luke and Ty reminisce about the biggest events that took place these past few months. They touch on new music, movies, The Olympics, also their own summers. As Ty's last episode before he heads off to college, the boys celebrate the work they've accomplished so far, and what's to come for the show.

Ty and Luke confront their old youth minister (Landon) to try and figure out why he doesn't like La La Land. They also rank their 3 favorite fast food items, answer would you rather questions, and discuss all the other goodies you'd expect from a late night conversation.

This week, the boys take a back seat as they invite Luke's neighbor, Bobby Farland, and his best friend Skip Vixen to record the first episode of their own podcast: "Heck Yeah!" Things quickly go awry, as Bobby and Skip tell stories from their past, play "word assassination" and unintentionally air out their dirty laundry towards each other.

This week, Ty shows off his Dad's old Walkman to Luke, and desperately attempts to call a radio station to see if they payed Sabrina Carpenter for ads. Luke can't stop burping. The boys discuss the value of physical media and boredom, all while trying to figure out what kids are into these days.

This week, Ty questions whether or not he should try going to therapy, as Luke shares his own experience with it. The boys also review their Enneagram numbers, explaining what their numbers mean, fictional characters and celebrities who share the same numbers, as well as if they agree with the test's results.

Would you spend a year in a Wendy's for $1,000,000? This week on the podcast, the boys invite their first guest (Logan) to spread some wisdom about his life as a new uncle. Ty and Luke struggle to share one mic as they discuss Yellow Deli and a chance at a million dollars. Logan and Ty also secretly attempt to get Luke to say the word "Fluffernutter".

What are ya? Some kind of funny guys? In this episode, Luke and Ty give their opinions on the new horror movie LONGLEGS. They also take a look back at their comedy influences growing up, all while trying to find out if a person becomes funny, or is just destined to make others laugh.

Luke and Ty discuss hot dog eating contests, singing in the car, and everyday things that are slowly killing us. Ultimately, arriving on heavy hitting questions, such as "Do we fear death?", "When's the right time to pass on?", and "Should we get colonoscopies?"