Dingle the Elf interrupts Hunter's Holiday Snacks list to bring his concerns about unfair work conditions at the North Pole. As a result, he and Hunter discuss next steps, unionizing, and how Dingle can overcome his circumstances.

As we dive further into Privy Christmas, we visit the region of Greece to learn about one of their mythological holiday creatures.

To kick of Privy Christmas, we take a trip back to South Park for the next episode featuring everyone favorite holidy turd, Mr Hankey. Things aren't great in Hankey household, and the boys need to save South Park, so what better way to enjoy than watching the episode along with us!

We discuss World Toilet Day... again, and propose possible strategies for the day moving forward.

Mikey Medina shares stories from wrestling, fishing, and his work experience that hit home in the bathroom. He reminds us that a pillowcase is toilet paper, dairy is the enemy, and sometimes a pulsating butthole will get the job done.

After 2 months of waiting, we finally cover the America's Best Restroom for the year. We discuss the candidates, the winner, and continue our survey if this democracy is working.

Deep in the waters of the Brazilian Amazon a mythical fish lurks. It can smell you and it will find you. Or at least your pee.

Tanner Ferguson joins Hunter in the church bathroom to get to know one another's bathroom habits.

Spoopky season is back. To kick things off, we explore another batch of spoopky toilet demons. Apparently there was enough to fill another episode.

We dive into the history, development, misuse, controversy of, and hidden world of prison toilets.

Jesse shares adventures related to bathroom as he joins us from a well decorated bathroom with alligator included.

The study of urology has a strange history, seemingly directly connected with running a camera up the urethra. This and more in observance of Urology Awareness Month!

One year later, Hunter revisits vasectomies. Things get personal...

Shiloah sits down to talk about how being a woman, pregnancy, Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, and being married to former guest Jason, all affect life around the bathroom.

Picking up almost a year later, we get caught up to the modern day with bidets. On the way, Hunter says the word enema too many times.

The Olympics are upon us, and it seems Paris' sewer and water systems are a major concern. Have they sorted out the concerns, or will Olympians be swimming in stank water?

Jason updates us on life. Things have been grumblier, but it makes for good bathroom stories!

The President's Quarters have undergone a number of changes. Along with these, its plumbing has developed over the years. But, is there a scarier background to the White House's plumbing? And how have the Bathrooms of the White House been used to play politics over the years? Also, we discuss the worlds worst plumbers.

To close out the month of June, Hunter weighs in to set the record straight about the history and development of sex separated bathrooms. Something that developed to help women and young people flourish in public spaces has be co-opted as part of a modern day agenda. Either way, we ask them to leave bathrooms alone.

In anticipation of Father's Day, a new Privycast Tradition forms. Hunter has his son on, and comes away roasted. Sylas shares his perspective as a kid: why are bathrooms so funny? And, what does HE think of his dad's bathroom podcast?