I just completed my second day of driving across about half of the United States (Wisconsin to California) by myself with absolutely nothing but the bombcast to keep me company. No music, no radio, no other podcasts, just bombcast. Here is a detailed breakdown of the states I crossed today: 
 
Nebraska: Flat. 
Colorado:  MOUNTAINS! 
Utah: Utah. 
 
Bombcast listened to: 5-13-08 to 7-8-08 
Sanity: Very questionable. 
Am I only going to listen to the bombcast tomorrow on the final leg of my journey: Oh fuck yes.

So today was the first day of my three day drive from Sheboygan, Wisconsin (I promise you that's a real town, not just some syllables I picked at random) to my new home in L.A. I am making this trip completely by myself. I loaded up my MP3 player with podcasts and music and even an audiobook. I had all intentions of having as much variety in my listening experience as possible, in order to keep myself sane and make my 2100 mile trip... not fun, but at least not incredibly tedious. 
 
However, I have quickly discovered that this entire trip might belong to the Bombcast. I drove for 14 hours today, and I started with the very first Bombcast and I'm going sequentially. It's become sort of a weird meta-story, as I travel farther and see more of America, Giant Bomb grows and adds more features. A few hours ago, the Bombcast had a "special guest" who happened to be Brad Shoemaker.  
 
So, the one thing I'm wondering is, who else has gone on insane Bombcast marathons? Can anyone beat my 2100 miles of Bombcast? Will I cave in and listen to (gasp!) something else?  
 
Shit, that's three things.