Tom dives into the agony of Dawson's Creek and the world of Deep Fakes, and Joe's "bright-siding" crusade continues. Can he put a positive spin on depression? What a great listening experience this episode is. 

Comedian, musician and author Dave Hill joins Joe and Tom to discuss his ban from Twitter, an Izzard compliment, and why Canada rules. 

Joe and Tom discuss Ray Kurzweil, tree drones, bees for hire, and what it feels like to be dumped in a mall food court while visiting a mid-sized Scottish city. 

Joe welcomes back creativity guru Micah Sherman (@MicahSherman), to discuss creative blocks, getting personality tips from your fiancé,  and how Tom can navigate a birthday dilemma. 

Tom tells Joe who to vote for and why.  Joe reads another self-help book (the Miracle Morning) and is ready to transform his life -- and Tom's life -- before 8 a.m. Also plenty of science gossip, edgy social commentary, and admissions of dumbness.

Joe and Tom heap praise on almost-Navy S.E.A.L. and definite G.O.A.T. Tiger Woods, indulge in some extremely fun Science Gossip, and discuss *possibly* the edgiest social commentary yet.

Joe and Tom discuss cave paintings, why it sucks to be an anchovy, and break down the evergreen topic of murdering baby Hitler. Today's theme: Morning Routines, and how to crush them. Ish.

Tom and Joe rap about horoscopes, bug infestations, and how to make your dad happy with a few simple questions about Costco. Joe continues his passionate advocacy on behalf of stand-up comedy as an art form that needs Federal funding. Tom remains deeply skeptical, but can't really focus, due to rough peanut butter incident. 

Tom has an edgy social commentary, Joe teaches a masterclass in relationships, and the crew discusses the outrageous shortage of uplifting documentaries. 

Joe and Shane discuss cognitive bias, getting drunk in Wisconsin, and much, much more.