Allen and Joey are back, “micro-dosing” you with another dose of pure nonsense as they wrap up October and look ahead to what’s coming next on the show. This week is a hangout episode in the best way: no taste test yet—just stories, memories, and a whole lot of tangents.

Allen teases an upcoming Universal Yums-style snack series (including a mystery box from Denmark and the long-promised special Doritos from Isaac), then the conversation drifts into Halloween season, haunted houses, and old-school meet-and-greets with their buddy Big Fat. From there, the guys take a nostalgic road trip back to Lafette/Lafayette, Kentucky, talking about their childhood crew, DJ days at the roller dome, and the real history of Marquis de Lafayette and how half of America ended up named after him.

Naturally, it doesn’t stop there. They bounce through:

• Nate Bargatze’s “one fell swoop” bit and Nashville comedy
• Good Will Hunting and the Robin Williams “had to go see about a girl” scene
• Phil Collins, Genesis, urban legends around “In the Air Tonight,” and the Drummer First documentary
• 80s/90s TV nostalgia: Miami Vice, Magnum P.I., Hawaii Five-O, True Lies, Spy Kids, CatDog, Road Runner, old-school WB cartoons
• Rock and country radio memories: KDF, KISS, Guns N’ Roses, classic vs. pop country
• Tron, Nine Inch Nails, and what it looks like when the “game world” comes into real life
• Disney World traditions, empty-nest vacations, and why flip-flops are a terrible idea at crowded urinals

It’s classic Nonsensical Talk: two longtime friends from small-town Kentucky/Tennessee spinning stories, chasing memories, and somehow connecting Lafayette, Disney World, Phil Collins, and WKRP’s turkey drop in one episode.

Hit play, laugh along, and get ready—next episode, the international snack chaos begins.

Grab your coffee and a plate of cheese grits — it’s time for another wild ride on Nonsensical Talk, recorded straight from the Burns, Tennessee studio.

In this episode, Allen and Joey dive deep into Southern nostalgia, local legends, and a few hauntingly funny stories from the backroads of Tennessee and Kentucky.

You’ll hear about:

• The Bell Witch and eerie Port Royal lantern tours 🌕
• Theo Von’s urban planning degree (who knew?)
• Legendary Christian County vs. Hopkinsville football rivalries 🏈
• High school sports heroes like Rex Chapman, Miguel Merritt, and Derrick Henry
• And yes — the unbeatable combo of grits, ghosts, and game day tales

Whether you’re here for the laughs, the lore, or the late-night nostalgia, this one’s got it all.

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Allen and Joey are back for Season 4! In this episode, they dive into the ultimate taste-testing adventure. They received a mysterious Christmas gift called Ninjaz Treatz. That’s right, they have no idea what they’re eating, but oh what fun it will be! As always, expect plenty of nonsense and tangents along the way. Join us for the Season 4 premiere of Nonsensical Talk and enjoy the hilarity!

This month we will talk about getting old and the body that will let you down. Nonsensical Talk will talk about the slap heard around the world, that's right, Will Smith smack on Chris Rock. Chris Rock took it like a man and was very professional after Will Smith lost his mind. We will focus on the good and promote Chris Rock and his movies. We will introduce you to a rock band living in the 80s and rocking meshed-up songs. You do not want to miss this group. Come and join us for this discussion.

On our February podcast we visit the Robert Penn Warren Birthplace Museum to discuss his book "Night Rider". His book talks about the Black Patch War and the Association that was started in Robertson County TN. We record from Guthrie, Kentucky where the first meeting took place as the farmers of the dark fired tobacco rebelled against the big corporation ran by James Buchanan Duke. While in the birthplace of Warren, we talk with Mrs. Bobbie Doris on the younger years of Warren. We will be at the Historic Museum of Hopkinsville - Christian County to meet with Alissa Keller, the Director, in front of the Night Rider's display. She will talk about the rise of the Association and how some of the group gained the name Night Rider's. Come joining us for this journey.

We will be talking with William Turner and Alissa Keller about the early life of Edgar Cayce. We will be onsite at the Beverly Academy located south of Hopkinsville KY. We are also at the Museum of Historic Hopkinsville Christian County. We will focus on the book There is a River by Thomas Sugrue. #edgarcayce #sleepingprophet

Allen and Joey talk about the traditions of Christmas. The origins of Christmas Trees, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, the other reindeer names, Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree, The Wish-book, and many, many more