Truett is back for another round of 'Crisis Management'--a game you can play online with your friends! The hosts have to solve a global crisis with a random tool. This time, the hosts have to negotiate a peaceful end to a stand-off with emus...you read that right...(Find the rules at our social handles!)

Joined by guest Truett Jean Butler, the hosts play the game they invented: "Crisis Management," where the hosts have to solve a global crisis with a random tool. This time, the hosts have to find a fruity solution to an alien problem... (Find the rules at our social handles!)

The hosts play the game they invented: "Crisis Management!" After being presented with a global crisis, the hosts are tasked with using a required-but-ridiculous tool to solve the problem. For this episode, the hosts have to resolve a sticky situation...(Find the rules at our social handles!)

The hosts launch a new game called "Crisis Management!" After being presented with a global crisis, the hosts are tasked with using a required-but-ridiculous item to solve the problem. In this episode, we're facing a wine shortage...but science has our backs! (Find the rules at our social handles!)

The hosts play their original game, The Web, in which they have to keep taking turns telling a coherent story! Does anyone know what a haberdashery is? (Find the rules at our social handles!)

The hosts play their new game, The Web, in which they have to keep taking turns telling a coherent story! This time, Micky has a problematic encounter at a senior bingo game... (Find the rules at our social handles!)

The hosts play detective again. Micky is the detective. Find the rules at our social handles! (Micky also rubs his microphone with his finger at the very end and it kind of sounds like a fart and we laughed really hard, but we stopped recording before we figured it out.)

The hosts play Detective again! This time the suspects must defend themselves against a curious theft...a theft they know nothing about!

An announcement from Pauseland. Please stay safe and healthy.

It looks like you're trying to get rid of Chris. Do you need assistance? On a side note, has anyone seen Kua?

Chris folds laundry, makes a call back, and everyone dies.

The hosts' mixed feelings about Valentine's are overshadowed by Chris' sudden casting in Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber's new musical. Ba dum dum pish.

The hosts thoughtfully tackle the generational divide in America by utilizing the power of fashion.

Chris learns something about himself.

The hosts have to save the New Year before it’s barely begun. Bucker up, Chup!

The hosts go skating. Chris falls down.

Making podcasts is a dangerous business--which the hosts discover on a group trip to Seattle.

The earth is flat. Who'd a thunk?

Chris goes on a date with a dental hygienist. It ends at SpaceX.

When Last I Left's first episode...after a bunch of 'lost episodes' you might never hear. Chris invents a holiday that launches a war with Narnia.

With Jenny away, the remaining hosts ask Truett Jean Butler to return and play the game they invented: "Crisis Management," where the hosts have to solve a global crisis with a random tool. This time, the hosts have to find a solve a more local problem with small business that might be the location of a portal to the netherworld... (Find the rules at our social handles!)

The hosts play the game they invented: "Crisis Management" where the hosts have to solve a global crisis with a random tool. In this one, the hosts have to dance around a tricky problem... (Find the rules at our social handles!)

The hosts play their newest game: "Crisis Management!" After being presented with a global crisis, the hosts are tasked with using a required-but-ridiculous item to solve the problem. In this one--the hosts have to urgently find a bright idea... (Find the rules at our social handles!)

The hosts play their original game, The Web, in which they have to keep taking turns telling a coherent story! In this story, Jenny encounters some inclement weather. (Find the rules at our social handles!)

The hosts play their original game, The Web, in which they have to keep taking turns telling a coherent story! Micky draws the short straw again and launches into a story that quickly become out of this world! Kind of...We never leave the atmosphere. (Find the rules at our social handles!)

The hosts have made up a new game called "The Web"! They have to throw the story to all of the other hosts while telling a complete story! This time, Jenny takes Kua's son to a parallel universe. There are doppelgängers. The hosts get confused, too. (Find the rules at our social handles!)

The hosts play Detective again! This time the suspects must defend themselves against an apparent breaking and entering...too bad none of them know that! (Find the rules at our social handles!)

The hosts invent a game called Detective that you can play over the internet yourself! What could be better than defending yourself from a crime that you haven't heard about? 

Chris asks Jenny and Micky to join him at a film festival and things run a little longer than expected. And seriously, for real...Where is Kua?! .

The hosts participate in a science experiment and lose track of how long they've been recording.

Chris' saliva has magical properties.

Chris twerks and Elon Musk returns.

Chris wants to prove there's no such thing as bad luck--which is difficult to do because this is Chris we're talking about.

Joined by their FIRST GUEST EVER, Truett Jean Butler, and the hosts win a bar trivia contest and change Catholicism (and the climate) forever.

They’re currently filming Speed 6 and Speed 7 in Los Angeles.

The hosts make a mistake and let a producer sit at the table 'off mic'. Chris uses the restroom and births a new era in human advancement. He also sucks at accents. (There’s also an animal parade...for the kids.)

Friendsgiving doesn't go as planned when Chris is confronted by his family, his exes, and climate change.

Kua breaks the pause button. The hosts meet a vampire. And we discover Weird Al Yankovic's true identity.

Time travel and murder combine to make...something. Chris wears bell-bottoms, at one point.