This week I sit down with first-year teacher and love of my life, Amanda. She gives us some insight into what's happening in her district and what it's like to be a pioneering part of the COVID affected education system. We swap some storied about our own times in school and what in the world the future may hold. If she sounds nervous, she was lol.

Tim, Mike, and Zach join the show this week in a quest to determine just how scary the ocean can be. Why do we have less than 5% of our own ocean discovered and 25% of the moon mapped? Do aliens live in the depths? Why do planes magically disappear? Is the Bermuda Triangle as scary as it seems? (Yes) We discuss.

This week Sal and Sal Sr. do a marathon of a pod. A career elevator and auto mechanic, he shares stories from all the time he’s spent behind the wrench.

Mike Bruno joins the show this week as we talk about the BMW Mafia, living on boats, surfing every day and what makes you happy. A real hum dinger of an episode.

This week on the epic finale of The Rayment Brothers Trilogy my guest Nick Rayment gives us some background on his photo career, passion for fair labor, and student debt. It's impossible to listen to Nick and not want to burn something to the ground.

This week lifelong friend and recurring guest Zach Rayment fills me in on his journey to radio stardom.

A bonus clip from this week's pod with Jared. Do Newjerseyans have accents? Let's find out.

This week I sit down with an esteemed friend of the pod and lifelong friend of mine Jared Rayment. You may remember Jared from the inaugural episode of Banana Land, he's an actor. We talk about Jared's journey to Hollywood, his experiences there, and humanize the entertainment industry.

Sal and #1 fan of the pod Tim Ivancich sit down in this week's pod. We discuss sustainability, garbage, moving out of state, Tim's bad WiFi, snowboarding, and more!

Sal, reoccurring guest Zach Rayment and friend of the pod Nick Strittmatter sit down to discuss some BIG issues. Nick, a current Air Force pilot,  guides us through the intricacies of topics like, "How much sky?", "Planes. How do they be flying?" and more! Have you landed a jet in GTAV? Sounds like you could be a real-world pilot too.