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.

For a brief moment, Darwin and Cat were "famous" thanks to Cat turning her world upside down to be a swap mom on the ABC-TV reality show "Wife Swap" (Season 4, Episode 10 - McGoldrick/Noel). In this episode, Darwin and Cat share their behind-the-scenes experience, revealing what it was like to be on reality TV during its peak, and sharing some secrets about the show. The swap mom from Texas joined Darwin as a co-host for the morning show, while Cat embarked on a new life as a pet cremator. Discover why Cat chose to do Wife Swap and hear Cat expose what was real and what was "fake.” This is an unheard backstory you definitely won't want to miss.

You might not believe this but Darwin and Cat were the darlings of the HR dept. at Albany Broadcasting. No, really - HR *liked* Darwin and Cat. After listening to this episode you'll find out why.

People always ask "did you get to meet famous people" - well sure of course. Then they ask what they were like. Well, some were nicer than others. This week Darwin and Cat talk about their worst guests and worst interviews ever. The parade of mental patients, clowns, and mishaps includes: Allison Mack, Travis Meeks (Days of the New), Paul DiMeo, High Pitch Eric (Howard Stern Show), Jeff the Drunk (Howard Stern Show), Crazy Cabbie (Howard Stern Show), Three Days Grace, Chelsea Handler, Buckcherry, Trapt, Jared from Subway, Dennis Hof, Art Alexakis (Everclear), Elmo from Elmo and Patsy.

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This week Darwin and Cat share some Christmas stories from their years in radio. Did you know stations got vicious over xmas music? It happens. Also on this episode D&C share some of their personal Christmas memories. Most importantly you'll learn that there are RULES for Christmas. F*ck*ng rules, actually. Ho ho ho! Merry Christmas from D&C.

If the records weren’t free, we’d be all news! Yes, the records were free for radio stations. Yes, radio stations depend on advertising to exist and in this episode Darwin and Cat talk about some of the more memorable advertisers that they encountered along the way. Wonky eyes, crushed cars, a lesbian bar that wasn't, and everything in-between.

The show was great until it wasn't. Unfortunately the honeymoon ended and the war began. In this episode Darwin and Cat discuss how their initially little pranks turned into passive-aggressiveness driven by a jerk boss. Eventually everything came to a head and one of them got up and quit the show. Beret insults and head injuries abounded. In short, s**t got bad. But some yellow snow fixed everything.

Every job in every business has had to deal with the one person we dread the most: the consultant. Darwin and Cat recall the not-so-productive time spent with one, and how years later they figured out exactly why it was so bad. (Hint: he thinks he’s an expert on Yacht Rock but he actually doesn’t get it at all. )

They called him “Poodles” and he was a world class arrogant a$$høle.