For their 50th episode, An Old Man and his Two Sons talk about why they started their podcast, why they continue, how they produce it, and how you can produce your own! It's all very encouraging.

An Old Man and his Two Sons talk about something they have very little experience with: Barbie Dolls; and their main rival, Bratz. Why did these dolls make such an impact in America? Why did it take so long for there to be significant competition? Are they sexist or not? They barely know.

An Old Man and His Two Sons talk about acting as a profession, a skill, and a series of work opportunities in this new world of constantly produced and continued streaming content. How has the world of professional film/television acting changed? What's acting like? How important is listening?

An Old Man and his Two Sons talk about one of the most classic ways to pass the time around the holidays with your family and friends: Board games! They talk about how you can learn much about a person based on what classic board games they like and how they play as well as the seeming board game renaissance happening right now.

An Old Man and his Two Sons all watch the movie "Bright" separately and don't share their thoughts and views on it until recording this episode; it goes about how you'd expect. Beware there are vague spoilers for the movie "Bright" on Netflix starring Will Smith.

An Old Man and His Two Sons talk about the other Podcast on which one of the two sons is a presenter. It's a podcast on folk tales and legends and is wholly recommended by the Old Man and His Two Sons.

https://www.gofolkyourself.com/

An Old Man and His Two Sons talk about Fountain Pens and Eye glasses and their progression of status from an exclusive item for the wealthy, elite, or just well-to-do to something you can buy for a dollar or are given for free as a promotional item to be lost or forgotten in your car. It takes a lot of time and technological advancement to create something so forgettable.

An Old Man sits down with his Two Sons to talk about the art and practice of Puppetry, its worldly significance, and its impact on even the modern world as a viable and present element of lasting entertainment. They also talk about their favorite puppets and do some silly voices.

An Old Man and his Two Sons talk about Twitch streaming and the rise of a new juggernaut of user-created live media: frequently a willful invitation for consensual voyeurism. What does this mean going forward in our increasingly cable-free yet personally interconnected world? Tune in to find out that they don't know either! There's also a shout out to Thomas Pynchon in hopes that he will one day respond.

An Old Man and His Two Sons talk about the origins of folk music dating all the way back (in some cases) to the mid to late 1800s. Ethan performs three of the songs live on this episode and discusses their impact on the very beginnings of American music and its evolution into the multi-genre industry it is today.