An Old Man and His Two Sons talk about the earliest form of cinema: Documentary film. They chat about film's origins as a means to visually document the world around us and how that form has evolved through time. They also recommend some of their favorite documentaries.

An Old Man and His Two Sons sit down to discuss one of the sons favorite video games: L.A. Noire (which is receiving a re-release November of 2017). They talk of the Noir genre of film, how the video game represents that, how it compares to other games of that genre, but mostly it's an opportunity for one of them to gush about his favorite gaming experience.

On this more serious episode of an Old Man and His Two Sons the gentlemen have a conversation about loneliness across generational gaps and the difficulty in making connections in a very connected world. It may not be a knee slapper like some of the other episodes but it'll make you think.

On this episode An Old Man and his Two Sons sit down to talk about the introduction and proliferation of fast food and the availability of cheap but sometimes sub-par food for a burgeoning country. There's also a shout out to Eddie Murphy.

In a spiritual sequel to episode 24: Jim, Jack, and George (https://soundcloud.com/an-oldman-and-his-two-sons/episode-24) An Old Man and His Two Sons give due time to the mythical mystery man that was Jack Parsons. We talk of his influence on NASA and the Space Sciences, his friendship with Aleister Crowley along with his key role in the Ordo Templi Orientis, and his connection with L. Ron Hubbard the creator of Scientology. Buckle up, it's gonna get a little weird!

For their 25th Episode An Old Man and His Two Sons sit down to reminisce as quickly as possible all 2 dozen episodes they've released up until this point. Treat this as a refresher for episodes you've heard or a preview of episodes you've missed!

An Old Man and His Two Sons talk individually about three famous men that have captured their interest: Jim Henson, Jack Parsons, and George Washington. They biographical and some lesser known facts about these men and hopefully introduce the audience to some thing they didn't know before.

An Old Man and His Two Sons sit down to talk about a beverage that starts many of their days and, statistically, many of yours: Coffee! They discuss its origins, how it has changed in their lifetimes, its journey from a delicacy for the elite to a beverage for the working man, and their ideal coffee orders.

This week an Old Man and His Two Sons talk about OJ Simpson and his recent release on parole for his 2007 Armed Robbery charge. They talk about the original trial and its effects on public access to high profile hearings. Overall, a significant historical event viewed through the eyes of a child, a young man rediscovering it via television, and an old man who lived through it.

On this, the 4th and final episode of their four part series, An Old Man and his Two Sons finish up their discussion and conversational attempts to answer the question that has plagued thinkers for as long as they could think; Why Are We Here? What is the meaning of existence? All three gentleman also share their personal views as the what is the great driving explanation behind our existence as a species. There's also jokes and laughs as well.