These Parts

The McNally Brothers head out east to Newtown, VA. Neighbor to the colonial re-enactment town of Fredericksburg, Newtown is in constant peril of colonial re-enactors who've been in character too long storming in and threatening to burn the "witchcraft" and "magical" town. Chatting with Elliot and Vince this week is Newtown's resident computer engineer, Sally Carlson (Emily Hemson).

Elliot and Vince McNally visit Seattle 2, WA, whose chronically hip inhabitants insist they prefer the sequel. Showing the brothers around town is professional bicycle delivery bicycle messenger, Benjji Bulksection (Tom Reed).

Elliot and Vince McNally put up their feet in Ottoman, IL. Deemed America's Ottoman Empire, the town was founded by ottoman inventor Jonathan Ottoman, armchair ottoman expert and ottoman armchair expert. Talking with the boys is Jonathan Ottoman III (Craig McCarthy).

Elliot and Vince McNally venture to the true heart of small town America and the Empire State. Manhattan, NY is a quaint little coastal island tucked in the serene Northeastern United States. With the brothers this episode are long-time residents of Manhattan, Harold and Sylvia Levy-Ben-Abrahamson-Silverstein (Hannah Wydeven and Josh Kaplan).

In a rare "splitsies" episode, Elliot and Vince McNally head to Vigilante, OH. It's home vigilantes looking back to take back the streets from their villainous counterparts. Elliot talks to famed hero Socially Graceful Guy (Vince Koci) while Vince spends time with the fiendish and dastardly Wendell Puzzleman (Elliot Matson).

Celebrating their 75th episode, Elliot and Vince McNally head to Sole, WV. Home to a die-hard running community, the town plays host to an ultra marathon that has been going on for years. Keeping stride with the brothers is ultra-runner Jared Hempson (Chris Williams).

Elliot and Vince McNally head out east to Zelton, MD, a town that insists upon having its own World's Fair every year despite incredibly poor attendance. Talking with the travelers is local famous inventor, Duck McTell (Janelle Blasdel). Plus, in a featured "Towning Around" segment, the boys and their guest get to wander the fairgrounds and talk to inventors Werner Van Bergen (Vince Koci), Liam Neeson (Elliot Matson) and Dylan Thurgood (Janelle Blasdel).

Elliot and Vince McNally are all aboard Starboard, AK. The town is in fact a large fishing vessel in the Pacific Ocean that was incorporated by the state. Talking with the boys in this unique maritime town are two transplants from Mumbai, India—Bollywood musicians Sanjay and Saresh Radeep (Carl Schaefer and Chad Lewis).

Vince and Elliot McNally visit Spemokie, NC, a refuge to the nation's remaining organ grinders. Chatting this week with the boys is organ grinder Reginald P. Frankum III, Esquire (Eric Simons) and his monkey, Bub Bub.

Elliot and Vince McNally wind up in Bacon, CT this week. The town's power hierarchy is derived by the number of degrees removed from Kevin Bacon you are, although no one is fewer than 3 degrees.

Live from Randcon 2016, Elliot and Vince McNally play host to a host of guests at the event in Rudyard's Hill, GA. The town is the "it" place for some of the country's leading conventions, and is always the home to RandCon. First, the boys talk to Security Officer Cameron Saskanilla (Lupe Muraszewski) about convention safety and proprietor of the "Wipe Booth", Junk (Maria Bartholdi), about her involvement at RandCon. Next, Vince and Elliot field a few questions from the devoted hoards of fans. Following the Q&A, the brothers stop by the concessions stands to hear from food purveyors like Alan Veiss (Lupe Muraszewski), the "Road Food" Lady (Maria Bartholdi) and our old pals Dunt and Emmett (Maria Bartholdi and Lupe Muraszewski). The boys head out into the convention center for 5 Didja Know facts from attendees before wrapping it all up in a nice farewell and another RandCon in the record books.

Elliot and Vince McNally head down to Kogan, MO on this week's show. Kogan, MO has become the leading manufacturer of Apple products since Chinese factories have begin re-outsourcing product development to the midwest town. Talking with the boys is US-to-China business liaison Wes Chesley (Kevin Pettit).

Elliot and Vince McNally travel to Nontauk, WI this week. This once-sleepy northern Wisconsin town is now overrun by disgruntled indie musicians buying cabins and hunkering down to record their breakthrough eponymous albums. Chatting with the McNallys is folk musician Twilight Mastodon (Aric McKeown).

Elliot and Vince McNally travel to the midwest town of Chalmers Lake, MN this week. It's established around the 10,0001st lake in the state, whose its existence the rest of Minnesota's towns choose to ignore. Talking with Vince and Elliot is Chalmers Lake's founder and sole resident, Chalmers Radisson (Cody Nelson).

Vince and Elliot McNally head to the Iowan town of Lloyd this week. Deemed the most fashionable town in America in 1850, Lloydians are staying true to their style hoping that the trend pendulum will once again swing fortuitously in their direction. Chatting with the McNally boys is fashion designer and trend spotter, Jan McCarty (Jay Flewelling).

Vince and Elliot McNally journey to the not-too-distant future when they visit the town of Wilfredshire, DE. The town operates on the shared belief that they, through a wormhole, exist 2 years in the future. Sitting down with the brothers is town museum curator, Winifred Fann McErney (Molly Chase).

Vince and Elliot McNally visit Barnswallow, SC. Ravaged by incessant antiquers, the citizens of Barnswallow are constantly forced to toil and create their own knick-knacks to sell in their many antique shops. Talking with the brothers is proprietor of the local S&M Antique Shoppe, Wayne King (Jack Van Thomme).

Elliot McNally heads solo to Paleo, PA. It's the birthplace of the paleo diet and purported to be the home to the "missing link." Archeologists and conspiracy theorists flock to Paleo to uncover all it has to offer—talking with Elliot is famed sasquatch hunter, Sam Squatch (Vince Koci).