Ken & Dana return with a bit of dreamcasting and trivia about a Broadway comedy classic, in an episode sure to delight theater nerds, before thoughts turn to scheming that may or may not excite listeners…

Ken & Dana return on Halloween with an episode that has absolutely nothing to do with Halloween. Not even tangentially. Does that disappoint you? It does have plenty of bickering, though. So there’s that…

Ken & Dana return with a terribly unfocused episode - or an episode so incredibly focused, the average mind can’t begin to comprehend its awesomeness…

Ken & Dana return with an exploration of a stew man who never existed, a meat processing company’s storied history, how best to celebrate Nacho Day, and so much more, it hurts.

Save for an all-too-brief cameo, this week’s Snydecast welcomes Ken-substitute Widgett Walls, who joins Dana to talk about - I don’t know, stuff…

Ken & Dana return with German entertainers for a bit, but then rapidly descend into an argument about innovations in sandwich engineering…

Ken & Dana return from their journeys and leap right back into their normal chit-chat, discussing everything from the history of Vaudeville to the world’s worst car salesman…

Ken & Dana return - Well, Ken was already there, facing down the DragonCon audience with only Widgett Walls and Aaron Poole by his side, when Dana makes his triumphant arrival, straight from the bathroom…

Ken & Dana return with Cabin mate Aaron Poole for that most lazy of podcasting options - a recorder that follows them from place to place as they do stuff, post-Dragon Con. Gripping…

Ken & Dana return and find themselves chatting about hair replacement options, vintage men’s magazines, and Lou Ferrigno…

Ken & Dana return with a decided inability to move on from last week’s discussion of those small, fried meat products, even if they touch upon a German excusrion and Dana’s desire to get onto a Nickelodeon show - or just be cast by all-comers, really.

Ken & Dana return with a chat about popcorn, a little bit of job history, and then dive full-on into a tale of a medical nature…

Ken & Dana return with a some aggro talk before bolting into territories both unexplored and well-trod. It’s a journey of love and understanding. Mostly. Well, somewhat. Not really, actually…

Ken & Dana return with a celebration of not only food, but also the history and grandeur of nachos. Sad, but true. Oh - and yes, both Dana and Ken are trapped at the bottom of a well. It happens…

Ken & Dana return with a much discussion about the San Diego Comic-Con, bicker quite a bit about unrelated matters, than devolve into pop culture gibberish at the bitter end. Oh, and donations are requested!

Ken & Dana return with chit-chat about exactly how the castaways came to be on the Minnow, the sad tale of Fatty Arbuckle, Ken’s NYU excursion, and the dangers of a late night subway ride…

Ken & Dana return with tales of musical theater and non-musical theater. Yeah - you heard me right…

Ken & Dana return with an episode that follows directly on from the previous episode. Isn’t that exciting? You know it!

Ken & Dana return with a not altogether touching tribute to someone before profiling their bitter rival, then run up against an immovable object…

Ken & Dana return with an episode that flirts with tales of debauchery, circling the subject nimbly, before a phone call throws the rhythm off and everything goes wonky…

Ken & Dana return with their 100th episode. They never thought they’d make it this for. Perhaps they shouldn’t have made it this far. YOU be the judge…

Ken & Dana return with their long-promised and thoroughly underwhelming Mailbag Special, which mostly meets expectations… Mostly…

Ken & Dana return a bit under the weather with a cast that quickly degenerates into savaging childhood memories before moving into nautical territory…

Ken & Dana return with a meandering conversation which touches on lobster pants before delving deeper into embarrassing clothing from their deep, dark pasts. Then, other stuff happens…

Ken & Dana return with a bit of an in-depth reminiscence on a certain Southern California attraction that does not involve a mouse, but does involve a shark…