Like most people, Darwin and Cat have had their fair share of coworkers from hell—and in this two-part episode, they’re all making an appearance.

In Part One, meet the infamous colleague with questionable hygiene, the Jesus Freak, the oddly specific “Black Jewish NASCAR fan,” the know-it-all who impulsively bought a gas station, and the "third wheel" we were SURE was decades older than he actually was.

But wait—there’s more! Tune in next week, where we dive even deeper into the dredges of workplace humanity with Co-workers from Hell, Part Two.

On this week’s episode, the duo dives deep into their nerdy radio roots. From Cat’s wild teenage adventures hanging out at KROQ with Rodney on the Roq and the Poorman – including a truly bizarre Ric Ocasek story – to Darwin’s obsession with distant AM stations and his college radio days with his first on-air partner – this episode is a love letter to the magic of radio. Along the way, they revisit the golden age of Casey Kasem countdowns, the rise of WEQX, and a surreal night involving Chris Barron (Spin Doctors), Rob Dickinson (Catherine Wheel), and Mike Doughty (Soul Coughing). It’s a story of fandom, questionable decisions, weird coincidences, and how two awkward kids with a love of radio ended up behind the mic together.

In their early days at WZMR, Darwin and Cat made the rookie mistake of accepting low salaries without negotiating for more. From a disastrous first meeting with inedible food to an awkward attempt at shaming management into a raise with a game called, “Who Makes More?” — the duo shares their frustrations with the station's undervaluation of their work. Hear about a bizarre meeting that included foot-related topics, triple coupons, a seven million dollar check, and the weirdest meeting notes ever.

Suspended? Fired? This week's story has it all—and somehow, Rachael Ray is at the center of it... or is she? Join Darwin and Cat as they dive into the bizarre chain of events that led to their "suspension"—a wild ride involving a questionable stunt, an (alleged) celebrity scandal, and the National Enquirer. Yes, really. Tune in to hear the true story of how everything went off the rails.

Darwin and Cat had their fair share of bosses—some great, others forgettable. But one stands alone. Enter The Wrecking Ball. Devious and gargantuan, he obliterated everything in his wake—Darwin and Cat included. His wife was a peach too. This episode uncovers the chaos, betrayal, and wreckage left in their path. Buckle up.

After the show ended in 2008 did Darwin and Cat just vanish? What ever became of them? Find out in this episode how life took them both on unexpected and surprising paths.

No, not the golden path - not that surprising.

Darwin and Cat have always pushed the limits on their radio show—largely because that was their job. Sometimes they pushed too far. Their version of a trip to the principal’s office was the dreaded “SEE ME” email from the boss. In this episode, Darwin and Cat count down their five most infamous moments. They also unearth vintage clips that somehow didn’t get them in trouble back then—but probably would today. With hindsight, they’re owning up to their past, roasting their younger selves, and reflecting on how much society has changed. One thing that hasn’t changed? Cat still doesn’t regret saying “oily turd.”

Dive into Darwin and Cat’s rollercoaster journey as they edge close to fame with Sirius Satellite Radio, have an unexpected run-in with Anderson Cooper, and uncover the mayhem that ensues when Sudafed and booze mix. Oh, and hear why Cat feels bad about her reaction to Darwin’s gift that could have saved her life.