It is a period of civil war. The Duck and The Reverend go road trippin’ through the slums of Atlanta to find clothes and some Christian chicken. Along the way they play iPod roulette and make fun of the many places of worship that they pass…

Ken & Dana return with a heated discussion about what constitutes a proper level of sharing, and then beat the discussion into the ground. And then kick it some more. They also talk about The Village People. For far too long. And then chat helms…

Ken & Dana return with talk of family trees, secret societies and their memorization skills, DragonCon plans, radio DJs, Zak and his donkey, and more…

Ken & Dana return with a trip to the workshop, a salute to their oldest listener, in-flight emergencies, and then go to war on Wikipedia. War!

Ken & Dana return… Well, at least one of them do, for a very special – and particuarly odd – episode full of wit and whimsy. Really…

Ken & Dana return with post-Comic-Con tales of gift giving etiquette, reminders of competitions past, declare themselves the world’s most “Multi-poded” podcast out there, and cry out for a crazy uberfan. Oh, and to hell with those bastards at Wikipedia…

Ken & Dana return with another installment to both baffle and alienate, as they launch into a discussion of the late, great Jack Benny before announcing the potential launch of their own little nerd Olympics. Then they answer the great buffet debate, before winding things down with a very special message…

Ken & Dana return with another of their patented “Dana Is On The Road So The Sound Quality Is Iffy” extravaganzas, as our dynamic duo trade compliments, take a letter from a time traveler, and even debate whether or not Dana’s seen the yo-yo version of a different kind of traveler…

Ken & Dana return for another round of something or another, as Dana checks in while on the road with a not terribly good mic, as conversation turns to two of the greatest Vegas shows ever, a meal of sickeningly immense proportions, famous last words, the Henson legacy, and much more…

Ken & Dana celebrate their golden anniversary with more of the same – the same greatness! That’s right, it’s party time in casa de snydecast, and we’ve brought the balloons, the party favors, and a not a whole lot of bitterness and resentment. Well, maybe just a little…

Ken & Dana return with some thoughts on Pixar’s Wall-E, venture back into Dana’s workshop, catch up on recent travels, discover the wonder that is Fat Elvis, and talk of Dana’s special relationship with his elementary school principal…

Ken & Dana, desperate to keep their streak going despite Dana jetting off to Atlanta, scramble to put together a truncated edition of the Snydecast using tin cans and string…

Ken & Dana return with the promise to end a cliffhanger, but wind up arguing over the ongoing logo contest, venture into Dana’s workshop, announce their upcoming music channel on live365, argue some more, discuss dialects, inaugurate their poetry corner, and wind up on a high note…

Ken & Dana announce that they’ll be attending this year’s DragonCon in Atlanta, discover the quantum effects of podcast recording, and then dive full bore into Indiana Jones and ponder why John Rhys Davies’s phone didn’t ring before going deep into their childhood theme park memories…

Ken & Dana return for another walk through verbal minefield, making the occasional excursion into Dana’s humanitarian tours, the freakish big screen adventure of a pair of raggy dolls, kiddie nostalgia and themed exercise, go after a critic rather unmercifully, and deal with Dana’s awkward references before making things even more awkward…

Ken & Dana lose their memories in a spectacular display of apathy towards their own recent recording history before moving on to video games, Jay Edwards & Ned Hastings, Ken’s comfort zone, Art Garfunkel, the King of the Polka, sugar sandwiches, BUGSY MALONE, pedal cars, and the unkillable Paul Williams…

Ken & Dana return for another decidedly odd episode, full of musical theater, beavers, Eddie Deezan, desperate pleas for work, Nick, Bowie and Bing, challenging Slash at the Viper Room, losing fingers, bulk shopping, mayo, taking a look into the listener mailbag, and heaping high praise upon the newly created Snydewich…

Ken & Dana wax on, and on, and on about one of the true lions of the consumer ice cream industry, and find themselves unable to concentrate on anything else, no matter how hard they try…

Ken & Dana catch up on last week’s New York Comic-Con, find out what’s in Dana’s workshop this week, get lost in inane workshop talk, make a special plea to their listeners, reminisce about sandwiches lost to time, and try to pull out of a tale spin in time for their new outro song…

Ken & Dana decide to celebrate their 40th anniversary with a special “What about all those dangling stories from the previous 39 casts?” edition of their award-winning podcast, and dedicate it all to you, the listeners…

Has the world gone topsy turvy? Is up down? Is down up? What will become of Ken & Dana? Tune in, loyal listener, and find out!

Ken & Dana return for another round of good-natured ribbing while singing the praises of Paul F. Tompkins, talking DVDs, pondering the futility of casting name Chipmunks, reflecting on awkward dinner encounters, dreading the coming of the new Indiana Jones, explaining the power of C-SPAN, remembering YAN CAN COOK, and much more…

Ken & Dana celebrate the first negative review of their award-winning podcast, determine that neither of them care to listen to their own podcast past the initial pain of the record, humor Dana’s insanity, dive back into the ol’ mailbag for an incredible discovery, and arrive at an emotional crossroads…

Ken & Dana return with a brilliant new take on a Saturday Morning staple, plus diversions into woodworking, limericks, Dom Deluise, celebrities showing their age, Dana’s relationship with his brother, and even John Hodgman…

Ken & Dana return with tales of photo Muppets, TV recommendations, seafood, the appeal of beef jerky, party eating, Star Trek, octogenarian fatherhood, Hollyclowns, awkward sartorial choices from the past, jury duty, Dana’s better brother, and even a peek into the mail bag…