Peanut Butter Paul comes outa the woodwork to sit down with Crock & Murph to inform the masses that if they want to "keep coppin' a feel of everything good" then they need to vote for him again. The Matt Brewing Company of New York was kind enough to send us a sample case of their many beers, FREE OF COST! So, during this episode not only do you get the most popular podcast in southwestern Pennsylvania, you get damn good beer advice. Our "homebrewed" commercials step it up this week, featuring Eric Epic speaking about guns and Corporal Eat's Weekly Beef about TV Dinners.

Our resident financial analyst, Monte Lowe, made his annual studio appearance and is filled with useful and timely tax hints. He'll astound you with his six tax secrets - advice that no taxman has ever been able to give before. Murphy continues his revamp of the "Seven Deadly Sins" this week, and throughout the show claims the government has turned on him. The extra-special third segment is ripe with new material and our "homebrewed" commercials have taken moved into a new echelon of comedic genius. Yeah, we're tootin' our own damn horn here.

Our first studio guest of the season returns for another go-round during Crock & Murph's latest episode. Pistol Pete "The Phillipino Filibuster" makes his second appearance and brings his own customs along with him. Sit in as Crock picks his brain and Murphy picks his (own) ass. The world of amputees enters the conversation quite unexpectedly and Crock takes off a runs with it, while Murphy redesigns the "Seven Deadly SIns". Pete's the overall uninformed difference maker during the ackward silences, so you can bet it's an entertaining time this week on Crock & Murph.