This week we have a return guest, Paul Capatosto, who tells us about his journey through grad school. We talk about our individual experiences/thoughts about returning to school, and then return to the infamous 'fighting animals in a room' scenario. Join us as we uncover the truth about Grad school, Art, and fork versatility in a life or death fight.

We have a guest this week, Spense, who teaches us about home brewing. Our other guest, Black "Troy" Jack, mentions that he is an electrician. Witty banter ensues.

Hah! That title is a ruse, we aren't talking about the next installment of that adrenaline explosion disguised as one of the greatest movie franchises!

Instead we're talking about self-driving cars and what the present and future looks like. We do get slightly sidetracked, but it's about LoL's URF mode. Which is like crack for people that play LoL.

This week Jeff's mom, Barb, and Jack's mom, Toots, are on the podcast to discuss knees.  Barb had a total knee replacement 2 months ago and Jack has had 4 surgeries on his knees.  We go over their various surgeries, the causes, and the difficulties.  If anyone has any questions about knee surgeries, ask us on Twitter or Facebook and we'll get our team of knee veterans to answer it!

Andrew's cousin George is on the podcast this week and is our first international guest!  We talk about our jobs, differences between American and British television, and foot vaginas.  Have a listen and let us know how many skunks you could take in a fight to the death.  @ArbitJocularity or on Facebook.

The conclusion of Episode 10's conversation

We discuss what animals we could take in a fight with our guest Gavin. That sums up most everything in this episode.

Join us after a 3 week hiatus! Andrew tells us his book idea, we delve into the mysteries of 3D printing, and brainstorm our newest venture. Pig farming, with a twist. Throughout the episode we also lay the groundwork for one of next week's topic.

Andrew, Rachel, Bill and Jeff look into the future. Though our tangents may be at greater angles than usual, we still ask the tough questions. How many people would bone their own clone, are windmills good, and how far could science go with genetic engineering. Join us as we discuss the World of Tomorrow!

We bring two more members of our League of Legends team on the podcast to talk about this entertaining and contentious videogame.  Here are links for those who want to know more about the game; their home website and a video explaining it in 3 minutes here.  Follow us on Twitter and Facebook.