Beau Glitschka joins us in remote bathrooms to discuss the sweat he gets into during HEMA. That said, we also lean what HEMA is, talk taxes, and Beau shares his thoughts on all things bathroom.

Have you ever noticed a concerning line of women waiting for the bathroom while the men seem to come and go? What causes this, and is it a result of potty parity? We discuss it in honor of International Women's Day!

There's a new weight loss fad drug on the market. While it may help speed the rate of weight loss, what caused its quick rise to popularity... and what horrrors does it hold for our time in the bathroom?

Ana is back and continues to educate Hunter on things he never knew and others he forgot.

Happy Groundhog Day! In celebration, we take a look at another one of God's great creatures, and the things it poops. Could cat poop coffee REALLY be good?

Nate Frye joins us for round 2 on the pod. We talk how we kill time on the toilet, the importance of a good shower methodology, and are reminded of the importance of flossing.

On a recent vacation Hunter visited Universal Studios. While there, he learned that in preparation for Epic Universe, their own improvement district was issued, rivaling Disney's. Shingle Creek will one day process the turds of Universal Studios. And to get a butt on the seats perspective, Hunter visited every bathroom in BOTH Universal Studios parks.

Kicking off another new year, we look at another popular resolution and the effects it may have on your time in the bathroom.

Dingle the Elf interrupts Hunter's Holiday Snacks list to bring his concerns about unfair work conditions at the North Pole. As a result, he and Hunter discuss next steps, unionizing, and how Dingle can overcome his circumstances.

We discuss World Toilet Day... again, and propose possible strategies for the day moving forward.

Tanner Ferguson joins Hunter in the church bathroom to get to know one another's bathroom habits.

Spoopky season is back. To kick things off, we explore another batch of spoopky toilet demons. Apparently there was enough to fill another episode.

These rolls of perforated sheets make bathroom time a much more peaceful, less anxiety-inducing experience. But what did folks use before toilet paper? Also, how did we get from the rugged methods of wiping to the prepackaged, perforated sheets we know today.

This is an introductory look at Toilet Paper.