Celebrations are strange, but some are stranger than fiction. Hunter takes a look at a relatively small, but highly viral Indian celebration called Gorehabba.

“Legacy Dad” Keyton Blocher has cancer. That diagnosis, though challenging has given him a renewed perspective on life and faith. Keyton shares that renewed perspective. Oh, and he and Hunter talk bathrooms and how cancer/chemo affect bathroom life.

Against the advice of many, to ring in the new year, Hunter discusses brainrot, takes a look at bathroom specific Italian brainrot, and even tries creating a Privy inspired Italian Brainrot.

As Hunter tries once again to rank his holiday treats, he is interrupted by a guest from the North Pole and learns, again, that things are not all as they seem.

For Privy Christmas, we once again drop back into the world of South Park to check in on Mr Hankey. This year, Mr Hankey helps the boys bring Christmas to Iraq, and things go terribly wrong.

The modern debate between Christmas Fir and Christmas Fake is ongoing. But, how did toilet brushes lend to the development of this back and forth?

Hunter announces and discusses the winner of America's Best Restroom 2025 over a month after all others have covered it in what is a celebration of nature and a peaceful protest of arbitrary online competition announcement timelines.

Jaret Brown, co-host of the Under the Influence Podcast from Christian Influence, stops by to share his tales of bathroom woe and slip in some bathroom wisdom.

Hunter's back to rate a fall favorite. Pumpkin spice. Where did this spice come from, how did it invade out bathrooms, and... why would we choose to test thim in all these formats? Bad idea or not, Hunter RANKs Pumpkin Spice Bathroom products on an admittedly strange and arbitrary point based system.

While Hunter waits for this week's guest, Ana accidentally takes over the show for a macabre interview with a call to Justice for the Twist.

SPOOPky season continues as we look at a very specific toilet monster that is the cultural result of South African apartheid.

Happy sPOOPky season! As we dive into the scarier side of the bathroom, we're taking a look at bathroom monsters. To kick things off, we're looking at Dogma's poop monster: the Golgothan.

Everyone's favorite method of spreading pesticide on crops via an aircraft has been used in modern times to describe a drive by fart. How did we get here?

Cintas isn't the only bathroom name on the block. In frustration with their slow timeline, Hunter discusses a long waited subject: The Flushometer and the company, or man, behind this standard setting device.

In honor of labor day, Hunter sets out to answer the question, how much work does it take to poop by having a conversation about labor and energy.

Byron joins us for round two on the pod to share his trip to Uganda and the many bathrooms he saw. Also, he gives a real time evaluation of the Privycast recording studio from a housesitter perspective.

Hunter is once again peeved at the release window for America's Best Restroom and decides to rant about voting deadlines to let off steam.

In recognition and celebration of American Independence Day, we look at the bathroom conditions on many of the boats which brought first European settlers to the new land. In doing so, we ask what one would endure for freedom.

Kimberly Worsham, founder of FLUSH, joins us on the pod to discuss her work bringing marketing strategies, storytelling, and a love for toilets together.

As the summer heats up, things are getting wet. How can we combat the bog in our swamp?