Stitch & Oak Was Here

Stitch’s Stepdaddy Has Been Found: Most Annoying Sound, 69 Problems & Million-Dollar Lamborghinis

Fri, 06 Nov 2026 18:18:02 GMT

Stitch and Oak are finally back together, and the Bert and Ernie Show is wasting absolutely no time getting ridiculous! It's National Donut Day, but somebody forgot to bring the donuts! The guys celebrate Bryan Adams' birthday with some inappropriate jokes about the “Summer of '69,” debate their dream cars, and discover that Stitch's childhood Lamborghini fantasy could cost nearly a million dollars. Things get even more questionable when Oak introduces Stitch to his alleged “stepdaddy,” a man whose police chase ended with an overturned vehicle and a request for a cigarette. Plus, the most annoying sound in the world makes its triumphant return! There's also Beatles nostalgia, Meat Loaf getting kicked off the radio, Christmas decorating disasters, and plenty of trash talk about the Minnesota Vikings and Buffalo Bills. And don't miss the excitement surrounding the upcoming Mountain West Beer Fest!

It's classic rock, football, expensive cars, and completely unnecessary nonsense on another episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here!

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Snuffleupagus & Ernie: Stitch Gets a BJ, Beard Problems & Fridge Cigarettes

Thu, 05 Nov 2026 20:07:07 GMT

Oakley's out, and Brandon Jones is stepping in as the newest member of the Bert and Ernie Show! Better known as Snuffleupagus, BJ joins Stitch for an afternoon filled with testosterone talk, gym motivation, Minnesota Vikings frustrations, and some seriously questionable conversations. Brandon shares his impressive 65-pound weight-loss journey, while Stitch discovers the struggles of having a massive beard, including chili dogs, soup disasters, and unwanted beard grabbing. Meanwhile, the guys debate whether Diet Coke deserves its new nickname, the "fridge cigarette," dream up a terrible Whitesnake tribute band called Brown Snake, and discuss the possibility of trading for a new Vikings quarterback. Plus, there's excitement for the upcoming Mountain West Beer Fest, a surprisingly controversial pistachio-flavored Red Bull, and a conversation about bathroom emergencies that probably should've stayed off the radio.

It's bro talk, beard talk, football, and plenty of inappropriate humor on another ridiculous episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here!

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Season of Darkness: Cheesecake Judges, Missing Video Games & Vikings Heartbreak

Wed, 04 Nov 2026 20:22:44 GMT

Halloween is over, and Stitch and Oak are back to celebrate surviving another wildly successful Rapid City Creepy Crawl! With hundreds of participants, incredible costumes, and thousands of dollars in prizes, the guys recap an unforgettable weekend before diving headfirst into November madness. Meanwhile, Stitch is still waiting for the retro gaming console Oak promised him nearly a year ago, and Oak insists it's somewhere in his shed. Sure it is, Oak. Plus, there's a cheesecake-judging gig in Lead, plenty of excitement for the upcoming Mountain West Beer Fest, and a heated debate about whether college basketball is actually better than the NBA. Things get even darker as daylight saving time makes the Black Hills feel like midnight at five o'clock, and Stitch mourns the Minnesota Vikings' first loss of the season. Throw in Christmas decorations, questionable football predictions, and the usual Bert and Ernie nonsense, and you've got another ridiculous episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here!

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The Gen Z Stare: Play Some Teddy, Street Fighter & Stitch’s Nickelback Obsession

Thu, 29 Oct 2026 19:02:22 GMT

Stitch and Oak are back, and apparently customer service has officially left the building! Stitch shares his frustrating trip to the movies to see Street Fighter, while Oak recounts buying winter boots from a cashier who couldn't be bothered to say a single word. Naturally, this leads to a hilarious debate about the infamous Gen Z stare and whether basic human interaction is becoming a lost art. Meanwhile, Stitch is losing his mind over Nickelback's new album and world tour, and the guys discover that Halloween candy inflation has reached a new low: a single individually wrapped gummy bear!

Plus, the countdown is on for the fourth annual Rapid City Creepy Crawl, with Spirit Halloween joining the fun, $2,000 in flight vouchers, costume contests, and plenty of downtown Halloween madness. Throw in ridiculously expensive Power Ranger costumes, NFL predictions, and the usual Bert and Ernie nonsense, and you've got another wild episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here!

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Creepy Crawl Cometh: Heavy Metal Sesame Street, Black Cats & $10,000 Fantasy Football

Wed, 28 Oct 2026 19:45:20 GMT

It's Halloween week, and Stitch and Oak are getting weird! The guys celebrate National Black Cat Day, debate the greatest Halloween candy of all time, and discover that AI has somehow turned Sesame Street classics into heavy metal masterpieces. Oak can't stop playing ridiculous songs, and Stitch is about ready to lose his mind! Meanwhile, Stitch and Jordan dive deep into fantasy football, including a $10,000 winner-take-all league that leaves Oak completely confused. The guys also tackle impulse purchases, overpriced used cars, questionable Halloween costumes, and whether spending a fortune on Minnesota Vikings tickets counts as a financial mistake.

Plus, the countdown continues for the fourth annual Rapid City Creepy Crawl, featuring nine downtown bars, a mysterious audio scavenger hunt, and $2,000 in Allegiant flight vouchers! Throw in Power Rangers nostalgia, Halloween playlist arguments, and the usual Bert and Ernie nonsense, and you've got another hilariously chaotic episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here!

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The Green Power Dangler: Vikings, Haunted Houses & the Fast Food Nightmare

Tue, 27 Oct 2026 18:00:07 GMT

It's Halloween week, and Stitch and Oak are bringing the chaos! Stitch is celebrating his Minnesota Vikings starting the season 6-0, while Oak gets dragged into a passionate debate about why The Who deserves more airtime on The Fox. Meanwhile, Stitch faces a terrifying month without Irene's homemade lunches, leaving him with the horrifying possibility of surviving on fast food. The guys also explore haunted houses around the Black Hills, debate ridiculous Halloween rules, and discover that Stitch's Green Power Ranger costume might reveal a little more than anyone bargained for. Plus, the countdown is on for the fourth annual Rapid City Creepy Crawl, featuring nine downtown bars, thousands of dollars in prizes, a mysterious ghost radio station, and live music from Camp Comfort. Throw in some classic rock arguments, questionable costume decisions, and plenty of Bert and Ernie nonsense, and you've got another ridiculous episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here!

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Aerosmith Sux: Dick Cream, Shriekflation & the Great Halloween Candy Conspiracy

Thu, 22 Oct 2026 19:04:09 GMT

Stitch and Oak are back with another Wednesday edition of the Bert and Ernie Show, and Halloween is getting expensive! The guys tackle “shriekflation,” roast HOAs for allegedly trying to stop people from handing out full-size candy bars, and question why anyone would pay $1,000 to have pumpkins arranged on their porch. Things get even more ridiculous when Poison drummer Rikki Rockett’s real name inspires an entirely inappropriate conversation about stage names. Plus, the guys celebrate Back to the Future Day, debate rock’s most hated songs, defend Aerosmith’s “I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing,” and revisit some classic movie soundtracks. There’s also NBA opening-night chatter, NFL predictions, Rapid City Rush hockey, and a phone-charging debate that somehow turns into a dirty joke. And with the fourth annual Rapid City Creepy Crawl approaching, Stitch and Oak have plenty of Halloween chaos left to unleash!

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Scar & Jafar Was Here: Prison Letters, Boo Buckets & Stitch’s OnlyFans Career

Fri, 16 Oct 2026 19:25:14 GMT

Stitch and Oak are back, and things are getting weird just in time for Halloween! The guys celebrate National Grouch Day, revisit the glory days of McDonald's Boo Buckets, debate Disney's greatest villains, and discover that apparently you can bring a carved pumpkin on an airplane—but not a fake Halloween weapon. Things take a personal turn when Stitch shares a birthday email from his mom in prison, leading to some heartfelt moments mixed with the usual Bert and Ernie chaos. Plus, Stitch remembers his childhood squirrel costume, complete with a mullet and rat tail, while Oak considers starting an OnlyFans account to pay the bills. There's also Fight Club nostalgia, the Wild West Songwriters Festival, a bizarre local Dinosaur Museum video, and plenty of excitement for the fourth annual Rapid City Creepy Crawl, featuring thousands in prizes and the mysterious KBYE 96.9. It's Halloween nostalgia, questionable financial advice, family stories, and classic Stitch and Oak nonsense all rolled into one!

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Cool Guys Don't Look At Explosions: Celebrity Stitch, Killer Rats & Halloween Chaos

Thu, 15 Oct 2026 17:50:35 GMT

Stitch and Oak are back with another wonderfully ridiculous episode! Stitch gets recognized at Culver’s and officially declares himself a local celebrity, sparking a hilarious conversation about Kelly Clarkson, celebrity entitlement, and why being a decent human being shouldn't be so difficult. Meanwhile, Halloween fever is taking over! The guys debate the worst movie sequels, revisit childhood Power Rangers memories, discuss America's rattiest cities, and prepare for the fourth annual Creepy Crawl, complete with creepy costumes and the mysterious KBYE 96.9. Plus, there's Vikings football, AI-generated music, Beetlejuice pizza, pumpkin patches, the upcoming Wild West Songwriters Festival in Deadwood, and plenty of classic Stitch and Oak nonsense. It's another episode packed with laughs, nostalgia, and just enough chaos to keep things interesting!

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Stitch & Skol Was Here: Stitch Fest Success, Cemetery Ghosts & the Creepy Crawl

Wed, 14 Oct 2026 18:34:32 GMT

Stitch and Oak are back with a big celebration after the second annual Stitch Fest: Feed the Need! The guys recap an incredible night of live music and community support that raised thousands of dollars for Tom Whillock's Friday Bandshell Meals, along with much-needed winter clothing donations.

Meanwhile, Stitch is celebrating his Minnesota Vikings starting 5-0, the guys debate whether walking through a cemetery at night is actually scary, and Halloween fever takes over the studio! They preview the fourth annual Creepy Crawl, dream up a downtown Rapid City horror experience, discover Beetlejuice-inspired pizza, and debate whether The Nightmare Before Christmas is a Halloween or Christmas movie.Throw in questionable ghost-hunting apps, ridiculous romantic comedy plots, classic rock jokes, and plenty of Bert and Ernie nonsense, and you've got another wild episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here!

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The Boys Aren't Backin' Down: Fluffernutters, Boiled Zucchini & Stitch’s Birthday Blowout

Fri, 09 Oct 2026 18:01:32 GMT

The Bert and Ernie Show is back together! Stitch and Oak return from their sick days just in time to celebrate National Fluffernutter Day, investigate the disturbing TikTok trend of eating whole boiled zucchini, and reminisce about getting in trouble in school. Plus, the guys revisit Goosebumps nostalgia, debate the perfect workweek, and discover that apparently everything deserves its own holiday. The countdown is officially on for Stitch Fest: Feed the Need, where Stitch is turning his 41st birthday into a night of live music, chili, and giving back to Tom Whillock's Friday Bandshell Meals. With Paradise White, Good Fire, The Outside Kids, and members of Flannel ready to rock, the guys are preparing for a huge weekend. Throw in some questionable moonwalking, classic rock rabbit holes, and the possibility of Stitch booking himself a honeymoon suite, and you've got another wonderfully ridiculous episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here!

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Stitch Goes Solo: Chyeah Boi, Stitch Fest & Paradise White

Thu, 08 Oct 2026 17:47:04 GMT

Oakley is down for the count, leaving a still-sick Stitch to hold down the fort! With his 41st birthday approaching, Stitch gears up for the second annual Stitch Fest: Feed the Need, raising money and collecting winter clothing for Tom Whillock's Friday Bandshell Meals. Along the way, he talks upcoming rock tours, takes an unexpected trip through Detroit, dives into Halloween costume history, and gets everyone ready for the fourth annual Creepy Crawl. Plus, Zaccy Moon sits down with brothers Derek and Gage Flick of Paradise White to talk about their journey from New Age Affair, the meaning behind their new song Money Lies, and why making music that helps people matters more than fame or fortune. It's another episode full of rock, laughs, community spirit, and just enough cold medicine to keep the show going!

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Sick & Throat: Sick Days, Stitch Fest & the Quicksand Crisis

Wed, 07 Oct 2026 18:52:44 GMT

Stitch and Oak are both fighting off colds, but that doesn’t stop a Tuesday edition of the Bert and Ernie Show. The guys revisit the childhood terror of quicksand, celebrate National Taco Day, talk new local music from Paradise White, complain about the concerts that never seem to make it to the Black Hills, and squeeze in some questionable football and basketball analysis. The countdown is also officially on for Stitch’s birthday and the second annual Stitch Fest: Feed the Need, raising support for Tom Whillock and the Friday Bandshell Meals with music from Josh and Pat of Flannel, Paradise White, Good Fire and The Outside Kids. Plus, the guys preview the fourth annual Creepy Crawl before deciding the best way to end a sick-day show is apparently with NyQuil.

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That's Why Dad Named You Stafford: Money for Nothing, Wonka for Everything & Stitch’s Marijuana Problem

Mon, 05 Oct 2026 18:25:06 GMT

Stitch and Oak are fully embracing October chaos. This episode dives into Stitch’s alleged “marijuana problem,” an unhealthy appreciation for cheese, the Willy Wonka Golden Ticket obsession, and the discovery that “Money for Nothing” topped the charts around the time Stitch was born. The guys also get philosophical about songwriting, investigate why the funny bone isn’t actually funny, and start plotting rock-and-roll Halloween costumes.

Plus, Stitch Fest is almost here, with Stitch turning his birthday celebration into Feed the Need, raising money for the Friday Bandshell Meals and Tom Whillock’s crew. There’s also plenty of Creepy Crawl hype, TikTok rabbit holes, Stein-holding insanity and the usual Stitch & Oak nonsense.

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It’s Stitch’s Birthday Month!: Stitch Fest, Spooky Season & Bad Ideas

Fri, 02 Oct 2026 20:07:43 GMT

October has arrived, which means one thing above all else: it’s Stitch’s birthday month—and he’s making sure nobody forgets it. Stitch and Oak kick off spooky season with Halloween costume talk, Creepy Crawl excitement, a horrifying candy-corn pizza idea, Sega Genesis nostalgia and plenty of October chaos. The guys also get into the second annual Stitch Fest: Feed the Need, happening October 10, with music, chili and a mission to help support Friday meals for people in need in Rapid City. Plus, Stitch celebrates turning 41, ten years at HomeSlice and prepares for an October packed with reasons to party.

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Angelina Poutine Power Rangers: Spooky Season, Poofy Hair and Madonna

Wed, 30 Sep 2026 19:39:18 GMT

Spooky season has officially taken over Stitch & Oak Was Here. Stitch and Oak debate when Halloween decorations should go up, preview the fourth annual Creepy Crawl, and get way too invested in Power Rangers costumes—including a possible Ivan Ooze appearance. Pasted text The guys also discover the bizarre masked “Poutine Primus” band, celebrate Les Claypool, debate the VMAs and Taylor Swift, and dive deep into football—including Case Keenum’s memorable Monday Night Football story. Add in mullets, poofy hair, questionable jokes and the final days of September, and you’ve got another appropriately chaotic episode.

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69 Plus One: Metallica Money, Kevin Costner & the Creepy Crawl

Thu, 17 Sep 2026 19:45:14 GMT

Stitch and Oak are back with another round of beautifully random radio chaos. The guys get ready for Rapid City’s Great Pumpkin Festival and the fourth annual Creepy Crawl, dive into football after a rough night for the Broncos, and try to comprehend the absolutely insane price of seeing Metallica from the Snake Pit at the Sphere. Things take a turn into old-school Deadwood stories when Stitch remembers serving Kevin Costner breakfast and getting a $75 tip on a $35 bill. Plus, there’s celebrity tipping drama, discontinued cars, Barbie 2 talk, a car literally catching fire outside the station, and the realization that two Metallica Snake Pit tickets could basically buy you a Honda Accord.

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Episode 69: Slippery Stairs, Last Meals & an Expensive Nap

Tue, 15 Sep 2026 18:43:29 GMT

It’s the 69th episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here, so naturally the guys declare this one officially “nice.” Stitch survives an expensive nap through Practical Magic 2, plans a Nashville getaway, and debates whether Little Caesars and beer would make the perfect last meal. Football is back in a big way with Vikings, Broncos, Chiefs and fantasy football talk, before the discovery of ESPN 8: The Ocho’s absolutely ridiculous “Slippery Stairs” sends everything off the rails. Plus, there’s Judge Judy, foldable phones, OnlyFans spending, rock-and-roll tangents, Stitch Fest, spooky season and the usual collection of conversations that probably shouldn’t fit together—but somehow do.

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Stitch LOVES Jazz: Nothing Is Free, Football Is Back & Just Kidding... Stitch Hates Jazz

Fri, 11 Sep 2026 18:55:06 GMT

On this episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here, summer is winding down, football is officially taking over, and Stitch makes his feelings about jazz very clear. The guys complain about everything that used to be free but now costs money—from phone chargers and concert fees to Disney FastPass—while Oak gets excited about his first trip to Nashville for beer, food, and plenty of live music. Then it’s full-on NFL mode with season predictions, fantasy football, the Seahawks and Patriots, Chiefs and Broncos talk, and Stitch somehow juggling five fantasy leagues. Plus, there’s Dokken, Guns N’ Roses, fall weather excitement, random rock-and-roll history, and enough classic Bert and Ernie tangents to keep things beautifully off track.

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Gardening Reptiles: Show Holes, Football Fever & Everything Is Awesome

Wed, 09 Sep 2026 19:10:48 GMT

On this episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here, the guys return from Labor Day weekend with Oak suffering from a serious “show hole” after binge-watching The Gentlemen—and apparently getting shamed for spending the day watching TV. Stitch is fully locked into football mode with five fantasy leagues and plenty of NFL predictions, while the guys also recap their holiday weekend and a trip to Reptile Gardens.

They debate America’s most popular beers, complain about skyrocketing streaming prices, start getting excited for Halloween and the fourth annual Creepy Crawl, and—as usual—wander through classic rock, movies, comedy, Megadeth, and whatever else crosses their minds. From Michelob Ultra to haunted downtown Rapid City and football taking over Stitch’s life, everything is awesome on another beautifully random episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here.

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Mustache Ride Madness: Goodbye August, Labor Day & Fantasy Football

Wed, 02 Sep 2026 19:13:00 GMT

On this episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here, the guys happily say goodbye to one of the busiest Augusts ever and start looking ahead to Labor Day weekend, cooler weather, and the return of football season. Oak finally shaves off his Rally mustache, leading to exactly the kind of inappropriate conversation you'd expect, while Stitch attempts to explain fantasy football before his upcoming drafts.

They also debate whether the thumbs-up emoji is secretly passive-aggressive, why texting makes it nearly impossible to understand someone's tone, reminisce about Mega Man and old-school arcades, and talk about the massive success of Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Add in Labor Day plans, Black Hills adventures, classic rock, and the usual completely unnecessary tangents, and it's another beautifully chaotic episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here.

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Stitch & Oak Short Stroke: Close Enough, Hot Takes, and Fair Week Chaos

Tue, 01 Sep 2026 19:53:51 GMT

On this episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here, Zac joins Mitchell to talk about the creative process behind The Outside Kids’ newest single, “Close Enough,” including how an old-school pop-punk riff, lyrics written years earlier, and a surprise metal breakdown all came together to create the finished track.

The guys also dive into a round of Hot Take Friday debates about pets, TikTok, social media, and modern life, while looking ahead to the final concerts and festivities at the Central States Fair. After a packed August filled with the Rally, the fair, school starting, and nonstop events, Stitch and Oak are more than ready for September—and maybe a little sleep.

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Back Together Again, A Love Story: Rock & Roll Isn’t Dead, Spider-Man Rules & Four Winds Survives

Wed, 26 Aug 2026 18:27:11 GMT

Stitch and Oak are finally back together, and there’s a lot to unpack. The guys break down Spider-Man: Brand New Day, talk about why rock and roll is very much alive, and look back at some of their favorite moments from the Sturgis Rally—including an absolutely pristine Megadeth performance.

Oak also recaps a wildly successful Four Winds Music Festival, from Psychostick and Green Jellÿ chaos to the regional bands and local crew who helped make the whole thing happen. Plus, the Central States Fair is in full swing with rodeos, fireworks and concerts, Stitch Fest starts taking shape, school is back, football season is coming, and somehow baked potatoes get dragged into the conversation. It’s good to have the Bert and Ernie Show back together again.

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Jack Theratrix: Spider-Man Hype, Ghost Stories, and Concert Vibes

Wed, 05 Aug 2026 19:41:00 GMT

On this episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here, Stitch and Oak dive headfirst into the excitement surrounding Spider-Man: Brand New Day, debate blockbuster movies, and get pumped for concerts from the Goo Goo Dolls and Luke Bryan. Along the way, they swap ghost stories from Vermont, count down to the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, discuss football season, and somehow end up inventing hilariously ridiculous adult film names—including the unforgettable "Jack Theratrix." From pop culture and music to random tangents and nonstop laughs, it's another unpredictable ride with Stitch and Oak.

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Shake & Cake Baby: The Black Hills Rally Dog, Minivans, and Drummies vs. Flats

Thu, 30 Jul 2026 18:34:52 GMT

On this episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here, Stitch unveils his latest contribution to Black Hills culture: the official Black Hills Rally Dog, a creation headed to the Loud American during the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. The guys also debate whether minivans are cool again, discover that Oak somehow doesn't know the difference between drummies and flats, and dive into sports, celebrity connections, Tom Petty, AI-generated music, and the struggle of avoiding movie spoilers. Plus, there's plenty of Sturgis Rally excitement, Lita Ford and Lzzy Hale talk, Summer Nights anticipation, and the usual collection of stories and tangents that make Stitch & Oak Was Here what it is.

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Bert, Ernie and Joe Dirte: Rally's Coming, Marvel Mayhem, and Summer Nights Rock

Thu, 23 Jul 2026 19:59:10 GMT

This episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here is packed with everything from superhero debates to classic rock and small-town fun. Stitch and Oak officially declare Joe Dirt the unofficial mascot of the show, break down the latest Avengers: Doomsday trailer, and debate their favorite heroes and villains from Marvel, DC, and beyond. They also preview Stitch's guest performance at Summer Nights, talk Sturgis Rally excitement, dream about legendary rock concerts, and share plenty of laughs about birthdays, otters, movies, and growing older without slowing down. As always, it's a mix of pop culture, local happenings, music, and the wonderfully random conversations that keep Stitch & Oak Was Here entertaining every day.

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Stitch & Oak Was Young: The Black Hills Dog, MTV Classics, and Life After 40

Thu, 16 Jul 2026 20:20:16 GMT

On this episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here, Stitch and Oak celebrate National Hot Dog Day by dreaming up the ultimate "Black Hills Dog" and wondering why South Dakota doesn't have its own signature hot dog yet. The conversation bounces from superhero movies and the biggest MTV music videos of all time to classic rock history, Sturgis Rally concerts, and why turning 40 doesn't feel anything like being middle-aged anymore. Along the way, the guys preview Summer Nights, debate the song of the summer, share plenty of music trivia, and deliver the usual mix of laughs, nostalgia, and wonderfully random conversations that make Stitch & Oak Was Here a daily adventure.

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Love The Sound It Makes: Mac & Cheese, Movie Hype, and Summer Isn't Over Yet

Wed, 15 Jul 2026 19:41:10 GMT

On this episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here, Stitch and Oak remind everyone to slow down and enjoy summer before it slips away. The guys chat about National Mac and Cheese Day, upcoming movies like The Odyssey, the buzz around Dexter and the Moon Rocks, and why social media feels more like a chore than ever. They also talk live music around the Black Hills, Sturgis Rally excitement, grilling season, Olivia Rodrigo's marathon tour, and some of the funniest pet peeves you've ever heard—including why Oak hates being asked how his food tastes. It's another laid-back mix of pop culture, local events, music, and the hilarious everyday conversations that somehow turn into full-blown debates.

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We're Better Than Texas: Best States, Bad Heat, and Boat Day Stories

Tue, 14 Jul 2026 18:38:21 GMT

This episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here takes listeners everywhere from the hottest days of summer to the best places to call home. Stitch and Oak discuss the latest rankings of America's best and worst states to live in, Rosie O'Donnell walking away from fame after reaching financial freedom, and whether South Dakota deserves more love. They also recap a weekend on the water, talk UFC surprises, upcoming Black Hills events, Summer Nights, live music, and Sturgis Rally excitement. Throw in classic rock, movie talk, Benson Boone, Marvel, and plenty of Monday afternoon banter, and you've got another episode full of laughs, local happenings, and the random conversations that make Stitch & Oak Was Here what it is.

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Dragon Deez...: Vampires, Dive Bars, and the End of the World Cup

Wed, 08 Jul 2026 20:30:24 GMT

This episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here covers just about everything, from Team USA's World Cup exit and the highs and lows of international soccer to National Tell the Truth Day, favorite childhood memories, dive bars, and the strange story of Stitch's one and only encounter with a group of self-proclaimed vampires in Deadwood. Along the way, the guys debate sports, fantasy shows like House of the Dragon, classic rock, John C. Reilly movies, childhood toys, comfort food, and the perfect place to live. It's another unpredictable ride packed with sports, nostalgia, local flavor, and the kind of hilarious tangents only Stitch & Oak can deliver.

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Weiner Doomsday: Post-Holiday Blues, Hot Dogs, and World Cup Dreams

Tue, 07 Jul 2026 20:41:07 GMT

The Fourth of July may be over, but the conversations are just getting started on this episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here. Stitch and Oak recap their holiday celebrations, debate the greatness of Joey Chestnut and Chicago-style hot dogs, and get fired up over Team USA's World Cup run. They also dive into upcoming Marvel movies, Sturgis Rally concerts, summer heat, fireworks, and the weird feeling of getting back to reality after a holiday weekend. As always, it's a mix of local life, pop culture, sports, and the off-the-wall humor that keeps the conversation moving.

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FOX YEAH: America 250, Drone Shows, and Real Pantera Fans

Wed, 01 Jul 2026 19:04:11 GMT

On this patriotic episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here, the countdown to the Real America Birthday Bash is officially on. Stitch and Oak preview everything happening around Rapid City for the Fourth of July, from live music and Summer Nights to drone shows, fireworks, parades, and America 250 celebrations. Along the way, they go off the rails with movie talk, social media nostalgia, classic rock, fireworks, and some hilariously questionable radio advice. If you're looking for a mix of local excitement, music, comedy, and classic Stitch & Oak banter, this episode has a little bit of everything.

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Hulk Hogan Is Still Dead: Florida Detours, Wrestling Legends, and Celebrity Chairs

Wed, 17 Jun 2026 19:17:06 GMT

This episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here is packed with random road trips and even more random conversations. The guys talk about their upcoming Florida adventure, including an unexpected detour to Clearwater, home of Hulk Hogan, while Mitch battles what may or may not be a summer cold. Along the way, they dive deep into pro wrestling nostalgia, debate celebrity memorabilia after Taylor Swift’s courtside chair sells for thousands, discuss music legends from Rush to Mötley Crüe, and somehow end up imagining alternate lives for rock stars who never made it big. Add in World Cup chatter, summer plans, and plenty of classic Stitch & Oak tangents, and you’ve got another episode full of laughs and organized chaos.

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Mitchell Dirt: Egg Rolls, Soccer, and the Final Hot Hunks Countdown

Fri, 12 Jun 2026 18:30:00 GMT

On this midweek episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here, the guys tackle everything from the upcoming World Cup and the surprising global dominance of soccer to childhood memories, gas station food rankings, and why egg rolls deserve more respect. Along the way, they debate the highest-paid athletes in the world, talk Summer Nights and the final Hot Hunks qualifying events, reminisce about old music, movies, and road trips, and share some hilariously questionable stories from Stitch’s younger years. It’s another fast-moving mix of sports, music, nostalgia, and completely unnecessary tangents that somehow make perfect sense.

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Season 2 Was Here: Mitchell's Sad House Troubles, Lake Michigan, NBA Finals and A Few Hot Hunks

Wed, 10 Jun 2026 19:05:48 GMT

Season 2 of Stitch & Oak Was Here kicks off with the duo reunited after a short break and immediately back to their usual chaos. They dive into Zac's Chicago adventures, the surprising size of Lake Michigan, why the Jaws theme song is one of the greatest pieces of movie music ever written, NBA Finals chatter, and the strange reality of owning property in Hell, Michigan. Along the way, they swap stories about expensive home repairs, travel mishaps, old movies, live music in the Black Hills, and the latest Hot Hunks competition updates. It's a little sports, a little nonsense, and a whole lot of Stitch & Oak.

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Windy Cities and Long Winded Sports Rants: Chicago Dreams, Hot Hunks, and Dishwashers in Ubers

Fri, 05 Jun 2026 18:34:32 GMT

This episode follows Stitch through a solo week on the air as he prepares for a trip to Chicago, sharing thoughts on travel, architecture, and everything he's looking forward to seeing in the Windy City. Along the way, he breaks down trending summer picnic foods, bizarre items left behind in Ubers, and essential travel tips from one of the world's most seasoned travelers. The show also highlights Summer Nights with Grunge Pop, upcoming Hot Hunks competitions, Buffalo Chip excitement, and a few sports takes—including the latest chapter in the infamous Madden Curse. As always, it’s a mix of local events, random observations, road-trip energy, and the wonderfully unpredictable chaos that happens whenever Stitch & Oak are involved.

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Oak Was Here, Stitch Still Is: Leave Work Early, Call 911 (Don't), and Catch a Ghost

Fri, 05 Jun 2026 18:30:31 GMT

This week, Stitch flies solo while counting down to Oak’s return, diving into National Leave Work Early Day, questionable workplace excuses, and a hilariously bad list of reasons people have called 911. The guys also talk Summer Nights, Hot Hunks, bizarre music choices, Taco Bell power outages, and even a ghost-catching cop with a mason jar. As always, it’s a mix of local happenings, random facts, off-the-rails stories, and the kind of conversations that make you wonder how they got there in the first place.

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Skool's Out Er Sumthin': Winger Alarms, Dad Bods, and Summer Mixtape Rewinds

Fri, 22 May 2026 18:00:00 GMT

In this chaotic and hilarious episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here, the guys bounce from Akon’s impossible-to-pronounce real name to Drake beef updates, MGK stories, and why adults should just pick up the phone and squash drama. Along the way, they debate dad bods, pale skin, carnival ride survival rates, and whether Cher has officially outlived the Golden Girls timeline. The episode also dives into summer nostalgia with massive “Summer Mixtape Rewind” talk celebrating 2004 on Hot 93.1 and 1985 on The Fox, plus stories about graduating high school, growing older, and realizing the zipper ride is way scarier as an adult. Sprinkle in random Winger trivia, bare-knuckle boxing hype, motivational moments, and nonstop off-the-rails banter, and you’ve got another perfectly unhinged chapter of radio chaos from Stitch & Oak.

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Stitch Graduated One Time: Pizza Boxes, Pee Floors, and Rock ‘n Roll Regrets

Wed, 20 May 2026 19:26:52 GMT

In this chaotic and hilarious episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here, Stitch and Oak bounce between wrestling legends, summer road trips, cheap pizza masterpieces, and some truly questionable bathroom conversations. The duo celebrates the unofficial kickoff to summer while debating affordable vacation spots, reminiscing about buying explicit CDs in the ‘90s, and defending their favorite pizza chains with way too much passion. Along the way, they dive deep into rock history with stories about Ronnie James Dio, Janie Lane, Axl Rose sounding suspiciously like Mickey Mouse, and the strange realities of aging rock stars. Between motivational moments, Marketplace mishaps, grad party season, and one of the weirdest “pee on the floor” discussions ever aired, the episode perfectly captures the unpredictable energy that makes the show feel like hanging out with your funniest friends after too much caffeine and classic rock.

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Yungblud Is A Nice Yung Hot Hunk: Detroit Comeback, Mall Rats, and Cobra Kai

Mon, 18 May 2026 18:39:43 GMT

This episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here goes completely off the rails in the best way possible. Stitch and Oak bounce between stories about meeting YUNGBLUD before he blew up, the weird nostalgia of dying shopping malls, and why summer vacation officially ends the second you get your first job. Along the way, they debate Detroit’s comeback, break down NFL schedule release videos, relive old arcade memories, and somehow spiral into conversations about Cobra Kai tattoos, Tom Petty regrets, and Hot Hunks at the Valley Sports Bar. It’s equal parts sports talk, music obsession, life philosophy, and total chaos — exactly the kind of Friday afternoon energy listeners have come to expect.

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No Mo Sno Daze: Hall of Fame, Hot Hunks, and Shady Trees

Fri, 15 May 2026 18:46:09 GMT

In this episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here, the guys bounce from school-year nostalgia and missing snow days to deep dives into the chaos of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Stitch and Oak debate legendary snubs like Korn, Motley Crue, Meat Loaf, and Boston while somehow turning it into a full-on therapy session about music, memories, and why some artists never get the recognition they deserve. Along the way, they crack jokes about Carmen Sandiego, doomscrolling news, fingerprint-stealing selfies, and Stevie Ray Vaughan accidentally “playing Deadwood.” The episode also features summer lake-day dreams, Hot Hunks hype for the Buffalo Chip, birthday shoutouts for Dennis Rodman and Darius Rucker, and one surprisingly heartfelt story about turning life around after dropping out of school. Equal parts hilarious, nostalgic, and wildly off the rails — exactly the way Stitch & Oak fans like it.

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Nipsy Daisers With The Scooter Stick: Roasts, Rallies, and Relaxation

Wed, 13 May 2026 20:28:42 GMT

This episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here is packed with everything from celebrity roasts and concert nostalgia to skateboard legends and backyard stress therapy. Stitch and Oak bounce between stories about Sabrina Carpenter, Tony Hawk’s iconic 900, Shaboozey concerts, and Kevin Hart’s roast while also diving into old-school comedies like Joe Dirt and the legendary soundtracks that shaped an era. The duo also talk local events, Buffalo Chip Hot Hunk season, upcoming summer plans, and the chaos of balancing family life with nonstop entertainment schedules. Between random rabbit holes about Toto and The Lion King, debates about concerts and reality TV, and honest conversations about stress and trying to slow down, the episode feels like a chaotic but hilarious hangout between longtime friends.

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Normal Society: Goats, Gamers, and Glasses Half Full

Fri, 08 May 2026 19:23:40 GMT

From delivering Mother’s Day nacho bouquets dressed like wrestlers to debating whether grown men playing video games is a relationship dealbreaker, this episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here goes completely off the rails in the best way possible. Stitch and Oak dive into weird societal norms, personality quizzes, goat heroes saving tornado victims, hot hunk season kickoff chaos, and somehow even turn Burt & Ernie into a full-on show philosophy. Add in some music nostalgia, random celebrity talk, and plenty of hilarious back-and-forth, and you’ve got another wildly unpredictable ride through the Black Hills airwaves.

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Cinco de Guy Bros: Tacos, Tommy Lee, and Todd Packer

Wed, 06 May 2026 19:15:25 GMT

Stitch & Oak dive headfirst into a chaotic Cinco de Mayo episode filled with taco debates, celebrity fashion disasters from the Met Gala, classic movie nostalgia, Hot Hunks season hype, and completely unhinged conversations about Tommy Lee tattoos, Eminem’s “perfect nose,” and whether cool comedies died after COVID. Between music talk, listener shoutouts, and off-the-rails Office references, the duo somehow manage to blend heartfelt moments, absurd humor, and pure Black Hills radio chaos into another unforgettable episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here.

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Frontmen and Dadbods: Dad Brain, Rock Gods, and Hot Dudes with Attitude

Mon, 04 May 2026 21:35:56 GMT

This episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here delivers a high-energy mix of everyday life, music culture, and off-the-rails humor. The show kicks off with relatable dad moments and the reality of nonstop kids’ songs taking over the household, before shifting into conversations about new music, local happenings, and upcoming events around the Black Hills. Along the way, Stitch and Oak dive into a spirited (and slightly chaotic) breakdown of the greatest rock frontmen of all time, blending strong opinions with plenty of laughs. The episode also touches on mental health awareness, personal routines, and the importance of taking care of yourself, all while jumping between topics like concerts, promotions, and weekend plans. It’s unpredictable, funny, and full of personality—exactly what you’d expect when these two are behind the mic.

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Mitchell Went To The Mall In May: Honesty, Avoidance, and Hall-Passes

Fri, 01 May 2026 20:31:36 GMT

In this episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here, the duo lean into National Honesty Day with candid confessions, celebrity hall-pass debates, and playful truth-question chaos while unpacking the idea of “low-effort families” and the emotional work that keeps relationships connected. Along the way, they riff on birthdays, pop culture, summer plans, and upcoming Mother’s Day giveaways—blending real talk with off-the-rails humor as they close out April and look ahead to a packed May.

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We BROKE: Superheroes, Paychecks, and Chaos

Wed, 29 Apr 2026 19:37:58 GMT

Stitch and Oak bounce between comic-book debates, rising grocery prices, and the reality of shrinking paychecks in a fast-moving afternoon ride full of pop-culture riffs, local event chatter, and honest talk about how inflation is hitting everyday life—proving once again the show works best when it’s equal parts humor, headlines, and relatable chaos.

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Animal Noises With The Boyses: Throwbacks, Collectibles, and A Missing CD Collection

Mon, 27 Apr 2026 19:26:44 GMT

In this episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here, the duo bounce between nostalgic throwback movies, surprisingly valuable 2000s collectibles, and a chaotic round of “name that animal sound” that goes delightfully off the rails. Along the way, they swap stories about missing CD binders, debate whether physical media is secretly making a comeback, preview upcoming local happenings like the Black Hills Putt-N-Pub fundraiser, and sprinkle in their signature rapid-fire pop-culture tangents and studio mischief.

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Earth Day Girth Day: Cleanup, Chaos, and Coincidences

Fri, 24 Apr 2026 21:35:16 GMT

In this episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here, the guys bounce from Earth Day and Rapid City Cleanup Week to the strange reality that Americans are picky about their drinking water, then dive into a surprisingly intense story about a dog surviving a car hit, plus movie tangents, Hot Hunks competition hype, and the usual unpredictable studio chaos—proving once again that you never quite know where the conversation will land next.

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Couchella: Wrestlemaniacs, Chaos, and Smokin' The Reefer

Wed, 22 Apr 2026 19:01:36 GMT

In this laid-back 4/20 edition of Stitch & Oak Was Here, the guys bounce from Coachella surprises and Justin Bieber’s unconventional performance to celebrity birthdays, WrestleMania chaos featuring Jelly Roll, and debates about underrated artists who deserve their own festival spotlight. Along the way, they swap radio-life stories, rank classic stoner songs and movies, reflect on changing attitudes toward marijuana, and keep the conversation loose, funny, and just a little unpredictable—exactly the kind of off-the-rails energy listeners expect when Stitch & Oak take over the afternoon airwaves.

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Thank God Bieber Had Youtube Premium: Brochella, Selena, and Side-eyes!

Mon, 20 Apr 2026 20:49:54 GMT

In this episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here, the guys dig into the real-life drama behind famous breakup songs, swap wild theories about pop stars and conspiracies, joke about celebrity relationships gone sideways, and bounce through everything from Bieber’s catalog sale to wrestling chaos and brutally honest childhood stories—mixing sharp humor, questionable takes, and just enough chaos to keep things unpredictable from start to finish.

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Avoiding Taxes: Pikachu Arrests, Old Tech, and Midweek Chaos

Fri, 17 Apr 2026 19:54:17 GMT

On tax day, Stitch and Oak try to ignore the one thing everyone’s thinking about… and fail in the most entertaining way possible. What starts as a promise to keep things light quickly turns into a mix of tax frustration, music talk, and completely random detours.

They bounce from K-pop themed McDonald’s meals to new charting artists, argue about genres, and laugh through the realization that getting older might just mean buying physical games and holding onto stacks of CDs.

Somewhere in the middle, things spiral into weird headlines, nostalgic tech moments, and the kind of off-the-cuff conversations that feel like they could go anywhere at any second. It’s chaotic, honest, and exactly what you’d expect when two guys try not to talk about taxes… on tax day.

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Glued to Screens & Chasing Dreams: Influencers, Idiots, and Insights

Fri, 17 Apr 2026 19:53:48 GMT

Stitch and Oak bounce between real talk and total nonsense, digging into how glued we all are to our phones and whether a digital detox could actually fix our brains… or if we’re too far gone. That spirals into a brutally honest conversation about influencers making insane money, why regular jobs feel less appealing, and whether any of it is actually sustainable. Along the way, they roast radio habits, debate vaccine beer, relive terrible first email addresses, and question everything from Coachella price tags to Rock & Roll Hall of Fame snubs. It all wraps with the usual mix of chaos, local shoutouts, and just enough accidental wisdom to make you think… right before they derail it again.

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Movie Quotes Chaos Spiral: Hot Hunks, Cake Records, and Superhero Rants

Fri, 10 Apr 2026 18:47:37 GMT

Stitch and Oak jump from new music and superhero hype into a full-on spiral of misquoted movie lines and random debates. Joey Chestnut somehow dominates NFL players in a cake eating contest, Hot Hunks officially launches, and things drift into trash TV, taxes, and questionable on-air moments. It’s loud, unpredictable, and exactly what happens when nobody’s really in charge.

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Sip Sip Chaos: First Beers, TRL Flashbacks, and That One YouTube Guy

Wed, 08 Apr 2026 18:57:11 GMT

This one kind of spirals in the best way… starting with new music and somehow ending up deep in first-beer confessions, TRL nostalgia, and a full-on roast of a guy reviewing Bud Light Platinum on YouTube. Along the way, they bounce from Will Ferrell and boy bands to why one out of three young adults are still living at home, then land hard on National Beer Day with stories that feel way too familiar… bad choices, worse hangovers, and friends who absolutely did not help. It’s chaotic, a little unfiltered, and exactly what happens when two guys start talking and just never hit the brakes.

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Smooth Jazz Switch-Up: Pranks, Playlists, and Pure Chaos

Fri, 03 Apr 2026 17:00:49 GMT

An April Fool’s Day episode that goes completely off the rails, from a fake rebrand to “Smooth Jazz 93.1” to prank calls, jailhouse jokes, and some questionable life advice. Stitch and Oak bounce between holiday talk, local shoutouts, and their signature chaos, mixing real promos with ridiculous bits like prison phone calls and saran wrap pranks. It’s part radio show, part inside joke, and all energy… the kind of episode where you’re never quite sure what’s real, but you’re laughing the whole way through.

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Stitch & Oak Micro Dose: Ninjy Turties

Wed, 01 Apr 2026 18:44:15 GMT

In this quick and to-the-point episode Stitch & Oak tackle the hard hitting questions: Honestly it's just about which Ninja Turtle Stitch would be based on his horrible personality...

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Yungblud Tix & Adulting Fails: Dentists, Phones, and Sports Debates

Fri, 27 Mar 2026 17:27:57 GMT

Stitch and Oak bounce all over the place in the best way, starting with a Youngblood ticket giveaway that immediately turns into confusion over what actually counts as a “Youngblood song.” From there, it spirals into dentist anxiety, dodging basic adult responsibilities, and realizing nobody really has their life together. Along the way, they debate everything from K-pop groups to the greatest athletes since 2000, call each other out for phone addiction (yes, even in the bathroom), and somehow land on a motivational note about confidence. It’s chaotic, honest, and exactly what happens when you turn the mics on and just go.

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Backsells & Bunny Chaos: Concerts, Candy, and Candle Confusion

Wed, 25 Mar 2026 18:41:38 GMT

Stitch and Oak bounce all over the map in this one, and honestly, that’s the fun of it. It starts with radio talk and music trends, from Bruno Mars climbing charts to the return of dance music, before sliding straight into concert hype with Yungblud tickets at the Buffalo Chip and a push for local hip-hop artists to get their shot on-air. Then it turns into a full-on Easter spiral, Reese’s Thins obsession, adults stealing candy, aggressive egg hunts, and a surprisingly passionate defense of black licorice. Along the way, they detour into Daredevil hype, Reacher throwing hands in real life, and one of the dumbest, funniest games they’ve played in a while, “Yankee Candle or Adult Actor.” It all wraps with some real talk about recovery, good things ahead, and the kind of chaotic, rapid-fire energy that makes it feel like you’re just riding shotgun in the studio.

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Gene Simmons. Not Mean Simmons: Sloppy Joe's, Cool Interviewees, and Clean Hip Hop

Fri, 20 Mar 2026 19:49:13 GMT

The day after St. Patrick’s turns into a mix of regret, random debates, and surprisingly strong opinions as Stitch and Oak bounce from missed scotch eggs and Ambien stories to why songs are getting shorter and why your local hip-hop track better be radio clean. Somewhere between jazz slander, sloppy joe arguments, and a meteor casually exploding over Ohio, they keep circling back to one thing, giving Black Hills artists a real shot on the air… as long as they keep it clean. Chaos, callbacks, and just enough structure to hold it together.

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Saint PaDDy's Day: Green Beers, Spider-Man, and Summer Nights

Wed, 18 Mar 2026 18:58:09 GMT

Stitch and Oak ride the St. Patrick’s Day wave with stories from their downtown Rapid City pub crawl, already plotting bigger chaos for next year, maybe even a full-blown costume contest. They bounce between Irish trivia, Chicago’s neon-green river, and whether Boston or Reno actually does the holiday best… all while debating how to spell “Paddy’s” without offending anyone.

The show drifts the way it always does, into everything. Summer Nights gets the green light to return downtown, Marvel hype builds with a new Spider-Man trailer on the way, and somehow it all connects back to green beer, scotch eggs, and whether it’s acceptable to celebrate hard on a Tuesday. Along the way, there’s talk of dogs boosting your immune system, fax machine throwbacks, Joe Dirt DVDs, and the kind of nonsense only they can turn into a running bit.

It wraps the same way it always feels… like you just hung out with two guys who started with a plan, forgot it immediately, and still made the whole ride worth it.

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Where Are The Big Explosions?!: Butter Buckets, Fax Machines & Hair Metal Fan Mail

Fri, 13 Mar 2026 18:49:44 GMT

Stitch and Oak bounce from movie theater popcorn strategy to candy-cigarette nostalgia, fake fan mail from bands like Cinderella, Dokken, and Ratt, and a running bit about old-school fax machines lighting up the studio. Along the way they talk National Popcorn Lovers’ Day, blockbuster movies that don’t feel like blockbusters anymore, St. Patrick’s Day pub crawl hype, Summer Nights possibly returning to downtown Rapid City, and the kind of gloriously dumb chaos that makes their show feel like two best friends hijacking the airwaves.

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Chuck Norris' Birthday: Hot Hunk Season, Ranch Phobias and Fake Concert Promotions

Wed, 11 Mar 2026 19:33:11 GMT

In this episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here, the guys bounce all over the place in the best possible way, mixing brand-new music talk with birthday shoutouts, Mario Day confusion, Chuck Norris facts, and a deeply weird but hilarious discussion about whether it’s rude to leave a party without saying goodbye. Along the way, Stitch reveals his very real hatred of ranch dressing and the traumatic Boy Scout camp story behind it, the duo hypes up the upcoming Lepre-Con and Running of the Gingers in downtown Rapid City, and they keep returning to their completely fake dream concert at “the Sphere in Las Vegas, Texas.” It’s part pop culture, part event promotion, part friendship chaos, and exactly the kind of loose, funny back-and-forth that makes the podcast feel like riding shotgun with two guys who can turn literally anything into a bit.

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The Shfear: Las Vegas in Texas, Fight Generator, and Bijou Belle is Famous

Fri, 06 Mar 2026 20:30:38 GMT

Stitch and Oak go fully off the rails with an AI-powered fight simulator, debating absurd matchups like Sammy Hagar vs. David Lee Roth, Ted Nugent vs. Kid Rock, and Abraham Lincoln vs. Tyler Durden. Along the way, they invent their own bootleg “Sphere” in Las Vegas, Texas, dream-book ridiculous rock shows, and somehow turn the whole thing into pure chaotic gold. After, Fresh off The Voice, Bijou Bell hangs out for a fun and surprisingly heartfelt conversation about music, dreams, family, and what it’s really like chasing a career as an artist. Between games, Rapid City shoutouts, and talk about her upcoming local performances, the episode shows off both her personality and the drive that got her to Team Adam.

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They Was Here: Live at the Sphere, Egg McMuffin Math, and the Jim Carrey Clone Conspiracy

Wed, 04 Mar 2026 19:42:58 GMT

Stitch and Oak roll into a happy Monday like a couple of caffeinated tour managers, hyping Journey’s Black Hills stop, arguing the sacred hierarchy of McMuffins (and why the sausage one just feels more honest), and immediately spiraling into a full-on Vegas Sphere wishlist, Metallica, Tool rumors, and the absolute chaos of “who SHOULD play the Sphere next?” Then it gets wonderfully unhinged with the Jim Carrey “clone” theory, followed by some real talk about sobriety math, family drama, and trying not to reset the clock after 57 days. Add in Sturgis Battle of the Bands updates, the upcoming Redneck Wedding inside a monster truck, daylight saving time creeping up, LepreCon planning, and a quick detour into why K-pop production feels like it borrowed Dirty South hip hop DNA, and you’ve got one of those episodes that’s half local calendar, half pop culture fever dream… with just enough heart to make the chaos feel earned.

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Stitch & Oak Micro Dose: No Mo Snow

Fri, 20 Feb 2026 19:50:13 GMT

On this chaotic Thursday episode, Stitch and Oak spiral from snowy road complaints into dramatic debates about whether we need more snow or less sanity, joke about stadium-level success as they marvel at Noah Kahan selling out Fenway four nights in a row, shout out birthdays for Millie Bobby Brown and Chappell Roan while arguing over stage names, and take a nostalgic turn through YouTube’s very first upload and how a certain infamous halftime show helped spark the platform’s creation; along the way there’s midweek motivation, tax season reminders, weekend plans including a big live show at Murphy’s, and the usual unpredictable back-and-forth that feels less like a radio program and more like eavesdropping on your funniest friends trying to hold it together before Friday.

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For Oak, Call Roxanne: Burpees, Banana Science, and The MGK Dream Universe

Wed, 18 Feb 2026 21:07:36 GMT

Stitch and Oak bounce from arguing about phone rules to decoding chaotic dreams (including Stitch’s ongoing “best friends with MGK” dream storyline), then spiral into everything else that makes their show fun, snow on the way, the “I never answer unknown numbers” debate, why working out makes Stitch feel like he’s going to puke (possibly thanks to burpees plus a vitamin-gummy-banana combo), and a rapid-fire stretch of pop culture, Olympics chatter, and the “hardest sports” list before wrapping with Whiskey Fest hype and a couple classic on-air slip-ups.

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The Sexy Backpack Theory: Dating Is Expensive, Stitch Is Excited For VDay and Oak Still Doesn't Have The Sega Genesis

Fri, 13 Feb 2026 20:27:30 GMT

Stitch and Oak recap the glorious awkwardness of Curbside Cupid (yes, Brandon in gym shorts and suspenders), then spiral into why dating feels insanely expensive, and why wages… don’t. After that, Oak tries to “coach” Stitch for Valentine’s weekend with trivia, relationship questions, and a deep dive into the legendary Can’t Hardly Wait sexy backpack, complete with the kind of on-air discomfort that usually ends with “we got in trouble.”

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Red Tuesday: The Day You Get Dumped, Football Wannabees and A Bad Mommy

Wed, 11 Feb 2026 22:03:19 GMT

It’s Red Tuesday, so Stitch and Oak swap savage breakup stories (including a breakup call made from another dude’s bed) and argue whether dumping someone over text is the ultimate coward move. Then the show swerves into Valentine’s Day secrecy, risky ChatGPT caricature “trends,” and a whole lot of chaos that almost gets them in trouble again.

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Shower With a Friend: Costco, Crunk Juice, and Arnold Sings Everything

Fri, 06 Feb 2026 22:43:47 GMT

Stitch and Oak pack the February 5 show with their usual no-agenda chaos, kicking things off with jokes about National Shower With a Friend Day before sliding into grocery price shock, naming Costco the cheapest and Whole Foods the most expensive. The tone briefly turns serious with news about Lil Jon’s missing son, then swings back to absurdity with Florida Man stories, a Little Caesars crime, and plugs for local events like the Black Hills Stock Show and Rodeo. Along the way, they hit Super Bowl chatter, prop bets, Valentine’s giveaways, a monster-truck “Redneck wedding,” Grammy politics, and a running bit about AI videos of Arnold Schwarzenegger singing everything, wrapping the whole thing in music talk, sports nostalgia, and a reminder that things went exactly as expected… Stitch and Oak was here.

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Bad Movie Plots: Muppets, Millionaires, and Midweek Chaos

Fri, 06 Feb 2026 22:36:41 GMT

Stitch and Oak roll into midweek chaos with a few signature ingredients: made up song lyrics for kids, some Muppet Show hype (and a quick Jim Henson reality check), and a stupid-fun game where they read “movie plots explained badly” and try to guess the film. That turns into rapid-fire nonsense like Twilight, Titanic, Pirates, Star Wars, Terminator 2, Jurassic Park, Superman, and Minions… plus a whole lot of laughing at how ridiculous those summaries sound out loud.

Then the show swerves into a “why are these people so rich?” rundown of the highest paid athletes, with Oak tossing out the names and Stitch giving the sports-context receipts (Ronaldo, Steph Curry, Dak Prescott, LeBron, KD, and more). Along the way there are side quests, like Jonas Brothers drama, a guitar lesson detour, coffee shop fly embarrassment, and the ongoing mystery of Oak’s missing Sega Genesis.

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Stitch Does Fun February? Pleeeease: Nostalgia, Bad Ideas, and An Angry Human Resource Department.

Thu, 29 Jan 2026 20:52:57 GMT

Stitch and Oak spiral from 90s nostalgia into “Fun February,” bad ideas, and conversations that probably get them in trouble. They bounce between Valentine’s Day, Super Bowl chaos, questionable childhood memories, and moments of accidental self-reflection, all wrapped in the kind of loose, funny, barely controlled energy that makes the show feel like you’re just hanging out and laughing along.

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Simply Complicated: Mugshots, Middle-Class, and The Weenie 500

Wed, 28 Jan 2026 20:19:00 GMT

Stitch and Oak bounce through pop culture chaos, new music, Super Bowl hype, and one big internet question: what used to be a middle-class luxury as a kid that now feels like a basic necessity? From dial-up internet and encyclopedias to dishwashers, smartphones, and fridges that make their own ice, the conversation turns nostalgic, funny, and just self-aware enough to sting. Add in Wiener-mobile racing, cartoon alter egos, “no regurts” stories, and classic Stitch and Oak derailments, and you’ve got a full episode of beautifully unplanned radio.

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STITCH SOLO SUPER CUT

Fri, 23 Jan 2026 19:18:03 GMT

Stitch takes you along for a goofy, surprisingly wholesome “Hot Ride Home” where he kicks things off with his usual Stitchando energy, a quick heads-up that the weekend’s going cold but the Stock Show should land in that weirdly nice 40s and 50s zone, then dives into the early-2026 obsession with “whimsy,” basically giving yourself permission to be playful, a little unpredictable, and less online, complete with real-life examples like ridiculous socks, dramatic grocery lists, and answering “how’s it going?” like a raccoon in a top hat. After a rapid-fire roundup of what’s coming up, Stock Show, Curbside Cupid (with Brandon Jones in full Cupid mode), Mountain West Whiskey Festival at the Alex Johnson on March 7, and the very real Redneck Wedding monster-truck marriage setup, he pivots into the equally silly “house burping” trend (opening doors and windows for a quick 10-minute air swap), gives a sincere mental health shoutout to Buffalo Plains Recovery, drops a positive reminder that you’re “evolving” even when it feels lonely, and wraps with a weird-but-useful list of things Goodwill definitely does not want you donating… like hot tubs, water beds, novelty grenades, and scuba tanks.

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If We Had Super Powers: Fate, Fire Hands, and Why We’re Definitely Getting Fired

Thu, 22 Jan 2026 21:11:46 GMT

Stitch and Oak kick things off arguing about sequels (because of course they do), then immediately launch into a “shot out of a cannon” round of F, Marry, Kill using a random celebrity generator, which spirals into debates about money, taste, and whether anyone’s spouse is actually listening. From there, they pivot to a superpower generator (dimensional travel, omniscience, time manipulation, flame-thrower hands… the usual), riff on dangerous sports like water polo, sumo, and cheerleading, and work in a full-on Redneck Wedding promo (yes, the real legal wedding in a monster truck). The episode bounces through TikTok chaos, new music chatter, a “best jobs in America” list that definitely doesn’t include radio dudes making butt jokes, and a surprisingly heartfelt little moment about worrying if pets get lonely.

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I Love You "In Serbian": No More Mondays, Dumb Phones, and Hump or Jump Tuesday

Thu, 15 Jan 2026 22:20:45 GMT

What starts as a wholesome Tuesday hug spirals fast. Stitch and Oak bounce from killing Mondays forever, to Android vs iPhone arguments, to filming Stranger Things on a phone, to wishing smartphones were way dumber. Along the way they pitch live vinyl DJs, talk future tech, learn how to say “I love you” in Serbian… then absolutely torch the building with an unhinged round of Smash or Pass, Hump or Jump, and Would You Rather. Add random trivia, metal in the background, questionable life choices, and a reminder to be kind, and yeah… it’s pure chaos. Which means Stitch & Oak was definitely here.

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Nut Milk Bags: Nu Metal Wars, Golden Globes And Other Things We Definitely Didn't Plan

Wed, 14 Jan 2026 21:05:38 GMT

Stitch and Oak come in hot and immediately go off the rails. There’s talk of quitting drinking, surviving January, and why March is basically a personal attack. Somewhere in the middle, they argue like siblings about who actually invented nu metal, save a stranger from a parking lot crash, plan a monster truck wedding, and accidentally invent the phrase “nut milk bag.” Toss in Golden Globes takes, Super Bowl predictions, almond milk science, and at least one story that probably shouldn’t be repeated at home. No plan, no filter, and absolutely no regrets.

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Pound Cake Town: Poison Ivy, 90s Nostalgia and a Monster Truck Wedding

Fri, 09 Jan 2026 21:56:41 GMT

Stitch and Oak bounce from “Pound Cake” jokes and workout-shot myths into birthday shoutouts for Elvis and Bowie, then spiral into band talk, bubble bath memories, and a legendary poison ivy story that absolutely did not stay PG. They hit a full-on 90s throwback with TRL nostalgia and a Reddit list of what used to be normal back then, plus an old-school Bluetooth “landline” gadget so you can ignore your phone like it’s 1999. It all wraps with a push for the Redneck Wedding sign-ups and the promise of chaos every weekday afternoon on Real Rock 100.3 The Fox and Hot 93.1.

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New Year No Beer: Burnt Toast, the Redneck Wedding Returns, and Where Are All The Pregnant Ladies?

Wed, 07 Jan 2026 20:23:51 GMT

Stitch and Oak kick off the second week of January with new music talk, a weird Stranger Things “surprise episode” rumor, and National Take Down Your Christmas Tree Day turning into an argument about dying pre lit lights. Then it’s foosball playoffs, a 50 year old Twinkie, a Taco Bell fight gone off the rails, and the big tease: the Redneck Wedding is back, with a monster truck ceremony up for grabs. They cap it all with a new word association game that gets dark fast, because… of course it does.

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F It Friday: Staying Home, Ending Friendships and Ragers We'll Never Throw

Tue, 23 Dec 2025 19:08:42 GMT

It’s a rowdy Friday with Stitch and Oak… karaoke is happening, Christmas shopping is down to the wire, and New Year’s plans get real once a baby enters the chat. They argue the “best” way to spend New Year’s Eve (Netflix wins the poll), pitch the idea of Stitch throwing a full-blown 80s-style rager for his 40th, and somehow end up talking about why New Year’s Day is basically the Super Bowl of pizza.

Plus: a surprise bagel drop at work, shoutouts to linemen after wind chaos, and a full “Love it or F it” game where Stitch declares war on sleeping in, exercise, Crocs, Apple products, books, and couch cushions… but stays loyal to Taco Bell, Halloween costumes, PB&J, and PlayStation.

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Mule Joe Was Here: Jack Blades, Porn Names, and HR Taking Notes

Thu, 18 Dec 2025 22:10:33 GMT

Stitch and Oak fire up a holiday-season show that immediately goes off the rails. It starts with movie releases, Brad Pitt, and why streaming exclusives are annoying, then somehow turns into a deep, unnecessary dive into Brett Michaels’ family tree, Jelly Roll’s weight loss, and whether you’re allowed to call people fat on the radio.

Things fully derail when Stitch discovers a porn star name generator and proudly introduces the world to “Hung Like a Mule Joe,” complete with mule sound effects, fake aliases, and multiple moments where someone should’ve hit the dump button. They squeeze in Christmas stress, parenting panic, rock trivia, and just enough self-awareness to realize they might be unemployed by New Year’s. Loud, dumb, and dangerously close to detention… it just means Stitch and Oak were here.

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When It Rains It Showers: Super Bowl Drama, Football Isn’t Football, and Netflix Bought What Now?

Fri, 12 Dec 2025 21:21:22 GMT

It’s a chaotic December hang where Stitch and Oak bounce from Charlie Puth Super Bowl drama to the “rename football” debate, then spiral into insane money talk about NFL team values and Netflix buying Warner Bros. Along the way… winter whiplash weather, Christmas movie arguing, and a viral shower song that completely derails the entire show.

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Best Friends Friday: Broke, Loud, and Oversharing Again

Wed, 10 Dec 2025 21:50:26 GMT

Stitch and Oak roll into Friday with no Christmas money, a bruised ego from Spotify Wrapped, and a whole lot of unearned confidence. They stumble through Google’s Year in Search, butcher half the names they try to pronounce, and accidentally turn the show into a couples quiz about food, first crushes, tattoos, and way too much personal history. There’s a real moment about consent tucked inside all the nonsense, plus arguments about scammy ATMs, MGK’s weird F1 quote, and a sound-effects game that ends with someone sprinting in flip-flops. It’s messy, honest, and exactly the kind of chaos they’re known for.

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Let The Bicycle Go: Stitch & Oak vs. The Christmas Spirit

Fri, 05 Dec 2025 22:29:17 GMT

Stitch and Oak roll into December broke, cranky, and absolutely determined to force some Christmas cheer into existence. In between plotting a Sega Genesis shrine and roasting each other over failed advent calendars and garbage-bag gift wrapping, they play a brutal word-association game where Stitch has to say his second thought instead of the first. That somehow leads to legendary misheard lyrics, from “Charlene doesn’t like it, up the…” to “let the bicycle go” instead of “let the bodies hit the floor.”

They check in on Houston in his hospital bed, argue about whether Die Hard is a real Christmas movie, defend Charlie Puth and Bad Bunny, and break down five weirdly effective ways to get into the holiday spirit, including Charlie Brown jazz, eggnog experiments, and chaotic family baking. It all builds to a fully improvised Hallmark parody called “Christmas in an Uber,” complete with a hot goat-herding driver and a veterinary student who desperately needs a practice goat. Hit play, lower your standards, and if anything in your house suddenly smells like pickles or glitter, just assume Stitch and Oak were here.

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Advent Chaos, Christmas Broke, and Stranger Things Season Five Meltdowns and More!

Wed, 03 Dec 2025 23:02:09 GMT

It is officially December and the chaos is already flowing. Stitch and Oak kick off the month with broken budgets, cold mornings, and a brand-new holiday tradition: Stitch’s daily “Elf on the Shelf”–style wall art surprise, featuring everything from Snoop on a Stoop to Rambo on a Lambo.

From there, the guys spiral into Cyber Monday confessions, kid Christmas pageants, Mariah Carey’s yearly two-million-dollar thawing, and the absolute emotional damage of seeing your kid’s expensive hoverboard rotting in the shed.

Then the show jumps headfirst into Stranger Things season five reactions — slow episodes, the Steve Harrington situation, massive plot questions, and what fans can look forward to when new episodes drop on Christmas Day and New Year’s Eve.

Football heartbreak takes over next. The Vikings are falling apart, Stitch’s birthday plans nearly implode, and the guys break down the weirdest NFL season in recent memory — the Bears on top, Titans at the bottom, and nobody understanding anything.

They wrap the episode with metal Christmas music, VR headset warnings, Minneapolis winter misery, and how it feels trying to give gifts when you’re broke. Pure, ridiculous, relatable holiday chaos — which can only mean one thing:

Stitch and Oak were here.

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Gross Would You Rather, Beer Thieves and Deep Thoughts and More!

Wed, 03 Dec 2025 22:55:17 GMT

It is almost Friday and Stitch and Oak are in full chaos mode with the "Would You Rather: Gross Edition." From choosing between shampoo or toothpaste forever, ugly or smelly, no thumbs or no fingers, and throuple or no-strings-attached threesome, nothing is off limits as the guys overthink every scenario and drag listeners along for the ride. Along the way they chase hilarious side quests about Iron Maiden’s mascot Eddie, Ozzy’s legendary “beer thief” clip, Stranger Things, the Mile High Club and whether a haunted house is hotter than the back row of a movie theater. Between the dirty questions and dumb jokes, they still manage a few real moments, talking about Thanksgiving, kids, and being grateful they somehow still have jobs. If you like your laughs a little wrong, a little gross and very unfiltered, this is your episode.

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