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It’s New Year’s Eve, and Max and Corn-Row Corinne welcome two-time castaway Peih-Gee Law to the show for a little champagne and a lot of Survivor gossip. Topics of discussion include which Gen Xer big timed Peih-Gee at a finale week party; the one must-have item from the Mike Skupin legal defense fund charity auction; Adam Klein’s hula hoop video; and Brandon Hantz’s new face tattoos. Max and Peih-Gee reminisce about the Second Chance campaign and vote reveal. Corinne updates us on Electronic Skateboard Guy and her redheaded Cabbage Patch Doll Rusty. Peih-Gee asks Max and Corinne to explain what it means to be Jewish and talks about what it is like to be an Asian woman on Survivor.

Baruch atah Adonai! It’s Christmas, or as Max and Corinne call it, Hanukkah! Max has an experience that makes him really identify with Tyler and confesses to Corinne that he's grown quite fond of Mana Kournikova. Max and Corinne judge entries in an anus beauty contest and check out the items on sale at Mike Skupin’s legal defense fund eBay auction. Corinne dates a skecher on an electronic skateboard and matches on Tindr with a convicted murderer. Corinne gets ready to play Santa Claus for some Ecuadorian children, and let’s just say that “It’s not good.” Survivor With All the Fixins: It’s like you died and went to Jew heaven!

While most podcasts are busy covering the Survivor: Millennials Vs. Generation X season finale, Corinne and Max haven't even bothered to watch it. No, this episode is about the real show: the bi-annual Survivor finale afterparty in Los Angeles. Corinne was on the scene to meet, drink with, and judge the Millennials, Gen Xers, and Game Changers. Who made the squad? Who gets a hard pass? Whose number did Corinne wish she got? Who went to Vegas...and who had to stay home? Who looked hot...and who was the finale lesbian? All your burning questions will be answered, and all of our bridges will be burned...

Corinne and Max reunite after a much-needed hiatus to recap everything that's happened in their lives - and on Survivor - since mid-November. Max recounts his trip to Maui, where he and Jenn Brown performed a shot-by-shot re-enactment of Joe's and Kelly's intimate new reality show, Mana. Corinne shares tales of a Jonas Brothers' Bar Mitzvah, her Thanksgiving with NBA stars, and Patron Roark's birthday party, which ended with a call to the cops. Plus, Summer Reading and Winter Television square off one final time in the debate over whether Sunday Burquest is the best or worst Survivor contestant of all time.

Corinne’s been having a bad day, so to cheer her up Max shares with her news of other Survivor castaways’ recent misfortunes. The swiping in the Pacific Northwest is so terrible that Corinne admits to flirting with young Will Wahl on Twitter. A reverse Negger tries to woo Corinne but flies too close to the Icarus. Corinne shares the line that was cut out of her legendary final tribal council speech in Gabon. Max plays sound drops and says “Uh-huh” every few minutes. #SurvivorATF: why Seattle for any other podcast?

Homeless youths are living in the stairwells of Corinne's building, but she's too busy trying to date a racist antisemite and a Jewish Negger to get involved. Max gives Corinne a high school civics quiz, which she aces, but not before identifying Survivor: Guatemala’s Lydia Morales as a United States Supreme Court Justice. The downfall of this week’s eliminated castaway causes Corinne and Max to realize that the single most important quality a Survivor contestant can possess is a willingness to talk to strangers on airplanes. During the voicemails a new voice joins the perennial debate between Summer Reading and Winter Television. The episode concludes with Corinne sharing the Doodie Chronicle to end all Doodie Chronicles. See Gabriel Union’s new movie “Almost Christmas” and tweet Corinne about it and she’ll send it directly to Gab!

Every episode of #SurvivorATF is pregnant with possibilities. But there is nothing quite as exciting as an unexpected ATF! It's an ATF that we didn't plan for, and that we sure as hell didn't tell you that we were expecting. What can we say, our pod is fertile. Hell, it's not even November yet, but we are delivering!

With Corinne on the road Max coaxes Ryan Elder and Scott Chernoff, hosts of the Snakes, Rats & Goats Podcast, out of retirement to recap the latest episode of Survivor: Millennials Vs. Generation X.

Corinne's best friend Matt returns to answer your voicemail questions.

Max announces that ATF is endorsing Hillary Clinton in the upcoming presidential election, and Corinne shares a few of her political views, making it clear that she really should not vote. We go into investigative journalism mode and cover some of the former Survivor castaways’ charitable activities before determining that Syria is a Bully. Max and Corinne discuss the list of Survivors who will be in attendance at EW Pop Fest and ask “Are you kidding me?” Corinne reveals that after Gabon she flirted with the WWE, and Max contemplates what it would take to get him to leak his nudes. All that, plus your voicemails and the latest installment of the never-ending debate between Summer Reading and Winter Television over Sunday Burquest. Survivor With All The Fixins: the hosts are both Jewish, so you’ll never have to worry about media "loading" or "buffering" every time you try to listen.

Corinne is on the road in Utah this week so Max catches her up on all of the Survivor gossip. After spending the weekend with Mana and Womana Max has new insights into their intimate new reality show, but Corinne is angry that he didn't rifle through their bags in search of condoms. Max also has much to report on from the viewing party he attended with the Season 33 cast. Who is tall and who is small? Which Millennials and Gen Xers listen to ATF? Who brought down the house with a masterful karaoke performance? During the recap we debut a new song parody by patron Tyler and Max's Will Wahl voice. During the voicemail segment Corinne welcomes to the show her newest friend boy, a 6'8" Serbian musician who doesn't believe in marriage. This is going to end well. Survivor With All The Fixins: The problem AND the solution.

Survivor With All The Fixins is back with an episode that is guaranteed to grab you by the pussy. The show kicks off with continuing coverage of Anna’s and Neal’s vicious Twitter feud. Just in time for Halloween, one Season 33 castaway goes Asian and another makes a run at Corinne's title as Survivor's number one strong black woman. Corinne is uniquely qualified to weigh in on the Kim Kardashian jewel heist seeing that she has been on both sides of an armed robbery. Kaoh Rong castaway Scot Pollard stops by to recap the latest episode of Survivor: Millennials Vs. Generation X. In addition to discussing various conspiracy theories about why this season has been so underwhelming Scot shares some behind-the-scenes info about a season that we actually cared about. During the voicemails Max and Corinne hear from a real life German Survivor and Summer Reading and his nemesis Winter Television square off on the topic that's on everyone's mind, Sunday Burquest. Oh yeah, and Joe and Kelly stood us up. #MANA For more i

Survivor With All The Fixins is back with an episode that's guaranteed to offend both Trump *and* Clinton supporters. Max and Corinne review some of the heated political debates taking place on former Survivor castaways' social media feeds and present a dramatic reenactment of the Anna Khait v. Neal Gottlieb Twitter tussle by renowned thespian Summer Reading. Corinne isn't shocked to discover that she shares of number of views with Donald Trump. However, she is mortified when she discovers how much she loves the music of Gen X castaway Ken McNickle. The Fuck-It-Alls begrudgingly recap the latest episode of Millennials V. Gen X, breaking down the importance of tribal council seating arrangements and sharing their skepticism over the placement of that immunity coconut. Max prods Corinne for the full details of her cuddle buddy Brandon Hantz's meltdown during Survivor Caramoan, including how she offered to pay him to stay in the game. During the voicemails Corinne encourages a shy listener to just approach girls

Survivor is back with a new season, and so too are Corinne and Max, albeit begrudgingly. Corinne finally got verified on Twitter - months after Max, we might add - and is abusing her new social media powers to get the attention of her favorite country music stars. In honor of the release of the trailer for Mana, Joe Anglim's and Kelly Wigglesworth's intimate new reality TV show, Max introduces the Mana Index, a handy infographic that explains who has mana and who doesn't. Max sets a timer and tells Corinne that she can't have any more wine until she's talked about the season premier of Survivor: Millennials Vs Generation X for 30 minutes. 22 of those minutes consist of Corinne nitpicking the castaways' outfits, and the other 8 are taken up by a story about her date with a "Station Manager." The voicemails segment feature a spirited rant from Summer Reading, Corinne's horrible dating and nutrition advice, and another touching story of coming out of the closet by one of our newest patrons. Survivor With All The

In anticipation of the start of a new season of Survivor ATF presents a series of misinformed, baseless predictions by weirdos, children, mystics, and maniacs about Survivor: Millennials Vs. Generation X. Check back in later in the week for Max's and Corinne's recap of the premier and your voicemails.

Max opens the show by asking for Corinne’s response to a recent Reddit thread suggesting that she could become like a murderer. Sticking with the murder theme, Corinne next updates us on her preparation for her Rob Has A Podcast brutal cast assessment. In the latest installment of “This Week In Dropping Names Like A Government Witness” Corinne meets Harry Styles and breaks the One Direction Internet. Max introduces the newest #SurvivorATF patron, Summer Reading, aka Mana In Human Form, aka The Best Thing That’s Ever Happened To This Podcast. There’s a major break in Corinne’s decades-long hunt for the guy who took her virginity, as well as an admission that Corinne’s Jewish gangster friends may have played a role in his disappearance. Max and Corinne also debut a new segment where they endorse products that will make your life better, starting with supercharged caffeine pills and flushable ass wipes. Survivor With All The Fixins: We don’t have mana. We don’t want mana. We don’t even say mana.

Max is a very important person, at least according to Twitter. Old what’s her face, who unlike Max is not verified, shares more details about her store, Corinne’s Stuff, including the ingredients of the fake cigarettes she made her brother and grandparents buy. Max and Corinne recap the latest installment of the Corinne vs. Sugar feud, prompting Corinne to pontificate about why she doesn’t believe in charity. Corinne updates Max on a promising lead in her ongoing search for the friendboy who took her virginity and broke her heart and explains how she likes to send her men through a finishing school known amongst her friends as “Corinne’s Carwash.” Max and Corinne continue to be completely obsessed with the Joe and Kelly situation, and vow to rename the podcast “An Intimate Affair with Joe and Kelly” when their intimate new reality show hits the airwaves. Corinne is looking for any excuse to not talk about Survivor, but Max makes her listen to a few sneak previews of the upcoming Millennials vs. Gen X season,

In this episode of Survivor With All The Fixins Max and Corinne reveal the details of their “intimate” new reality show. Corinne recounts the shocking denouement to her story about stopping a crime in her building’s parking garage. Dr. Chad Kaplan, Corinne’s little brother, drops in to visit and share memories of growing up with Corinne, including how she hoarded toilet paper rolls and made him buy band-aids from her make-believe store, Corinne’s Stuff. Patron Roark returns for a new installment of Anna Watch in which Max and Corinne guess who wrote a series of tweets: former Survivor Anna Khait or future Survivor (and former Corinne friend-boy) Jose Canseco. During the voicemail segments, Corinne tells Max about the time when she and Gravedigger James Clement visited a children’s cancer ward and dispenses bad travel and relationship advice. Survivor With All The Fixins: our time is too short on this sweet, watery rock, and yet we waste it hating.

Max and Corinne welcome members of the All The Fixins Patrons Social Drinking Club to the studio for a night of drinking, storytelling, and undergarment-swapping. #SurvivorATF Special Science Correspondent Jason Lederman helps Max stage a nutrition intervention for Corinne, who pronounces that you can grow a baby in sugar water, that anything with the word “L’il” in it is healthy, and that you should only eat fruits that turn your doodies a different color. Patron Roark hosts a round of The Newlywed Game to test how well Max and Corinne know each other. The game backfires, though, when Roark decides to pontificate on boob size. Before long Max is presiding over a patron bra swap. All that, plus your voicemails, Doody Chronicles, Vom Chrons, and advice questions.

In this episode of #SurvivoATF Max and Corinne welcome Ali Lasher, the host of The Challenge and Are You The One Podcasts on Rob Cesternino's Reality TV Rhap-Ups Network. Ali explains the concept of The Challenge to Corinne, who immediately concludes she was on the wrong show. Corinne shares her impressions of UFC 200, which are notably spotty given the fact that she was doubled over in pain from a synthetic brownie overdose at the time. Max reveals the one piece of advice that his life coach Vince consistently offers for all of Max's relationship troubles. Ali and Max reminisce about their misadventures with various Survivor legends, including a very strange dinner. Max ambushes Ali with some very uncomfortable questions with the help of Mike Bloom and Big Brother Canada's Jordan Parhar, which, in retrospect, was kind of a shitty thing to do, seeing that Max was Ali's college professor. In return, the law-school bound Ali refuses to offer legal counsel to Max and Corinne after they confess to the worst crime