The Complete Chronicle
All twenty episodes of The Original Kings of Podcasting, in the order they were handed down.
- S1E1 Proust The Kings reveal themselves.
- S1E2 Business Men The Kings get entrepreneurial.
- S1E3 Podtropes What has pod become in their absence? The Kings discuss.
- S1E4 Con Men Deception is the name of the game for the Kings.
- S1E5 The Defense A King questions his ways, and is uncomfortable with the answer.
- S1E6 The Podsultant, Part I The Kings are divided as tensions mount.
- S1E7 The Podsultant, Part II Ideas are tried.
- S1E8 Creepy Uncle Life choices are dissected, and new paths unfold.
- S1E9 Sunset Boulevard One of the Kings shares a powerful life lesson.
- S1E10 First World Anarchy The Kings explore the fragility of modern society.
- S2E1 The Denali In the face of an upcoming baby shower, one of The Kings is confronted about their social inadequacies.
- S2E2 The Lake A King cannot be a King without subjects. But if the King never steps foot outside their castle, will they know their subjects have deserted them?
- S2E3 Basic One of the Kings has trouble adapting to social situations, which leads to a very real fear... and a "coming out" of sorts.
- S2E4 Late In Life Regrettably, even Kings age. And as you age, opportunities to try new things slip away.
- S2E5 The Nerd-Bro Spectrum While one may wish to simply exist as a unique being, free from judgement or labels, inevitably that judgement will find you. Will you resist it, or embrace it?
- S2E6 DK One of the Kings ventures outside the Kingdom and is accosted while wearing the traditional garb of his people.
- S2E7 The Pod Kingdom As the Kings attempt to expand their Kingdom, their need for content grows. One of the Kings lays out their controversial plan to achieve this goal.
- S2E8 The Encounter One of the Kings relates his tale of a frustrating night of temptation.
- S2E9 The Goat Dr. Larry Heller goes in search of The Greatest Podcast of All Time.
- S2E10 Kingsplaining From their position of power, the Kings lament that they perhaps have taken too much from their subjects, which runs counter to their extreme benevolence.