Marc, Tod and Salwin try to warm up the barn with a chintzy space heater. Plus: a shaky tour of the studio, including a glimpse at the R-rated HITE poster and the dusty recliner where all the show prep is stored.

The second episode of Low Budget Radio saw Marc and Tod discussing when the listeners were "down and out," now considered to be the absolute worst question ever asked on what was meant to be an entertainment show. It also saw the birth of the Craigslist Round-Up, which prompted our engineer to tell us not to give out the phone number so much.

On the September 11th show, Intern Ashley was the unfortunate victim of being the only one around who wasn't a principal cast member of Low Budget FM. This was the first take ... afterwards we decided to speed it up. The final version ended up being around 50 seconds, whereas this take was over 6 minutes.

By request, here is the first episode of "The Low Budget Radio Show" ever done. This unpolished, early morning endeavor originally aired from 11am-Noon on 103.7 FREE FM in San Diego and featured a very nervous and occasionally bewildered Marc Chambers and Tod Perry.

 Relationship expert and best-selling author David DeMarco walks Marc and Tod through the breaking-down of a "two-set," and talks about his new Travel Channel series "David DeMarco: Banging Across Antarctica."