The questionable transition from Cabbage Patch Kids to the Russian phrase Na Zdorovie.

it's 2014. where was the party?

The holidays call for for feasting. This time on The Table Set the guys sit down around an extended table full of friends to celebrate a mish-mash of holidays. But feasting isn't the only way to party. There's also feeding people. Which is what Andy's

It's that time of year. The start of the Holidays and the colossal eating marathon that makes The Table Set feel like it's them against all that food. It's hard not to overindulge. In order to train for the eating season the guys decide to hit up an all y

Can you feel it? There’s a change in the air. It’s the change in the seasons. The guys step out this episode to celebrate that change. Because even in Los Angeles you can feel the subtle shift, as Summer turns to Autumn.

An Asian odyssey, glamping, and the contra-dance.

Of course the guys at The Table Set attended a few parties since you heard from them last. Of course they did. The heat of summer means parties at pools, trips to cool cities and an escape to fresh mountain air.

It's July, and it's hot. But that doesn't mean the party has to stop. The guys at The Table Set are handling the heat each in their own way.

Martini, martini, martini. James Thurber once said: “One martini is all right. Two are too many, and three are not enough.” And wasn’t it W.C. Fields who said: “Buy me a drink and I’ll sing like a canary?" These quotes are more than just quips.

There's always a party in LA. This week the guys invite a guest to talk about parties they've been to (CicLAvia) and parties they'd like to attend (The Kentucky Derby). Their guest is Whitney who you know from her podcast The Crush (Wine Talk Unfiltered)