Becoming Identical

A road trip means Dave and Dan meet in person at a local West Chicago coffeeshop. After having read the same book, the conversation becomes a primer about highly relevant workplace skills. Riveting, I know!

Are we particular in the same ways? Who rounds up when we pump gas and how is cereal to be eaten? 

Dan came up from Chicago to Winnipeg for a week. A riveting debrief of the week that was ensued. 

We bring on a very special 96-year old guest to give us a firsthand account of our birthday, January 24. There's also some wisdom at the end of the episode. 

Dave and Dan pull out a musical Christmas memory that involves two instruments in the most unusual of circumstances. 

It's dangerous in the gym. Dan and Dave share fitness life lessons so you don't have to learn them the hard way. 

Do identical twins have an identical interest in working out? We talk with Dan's trainer, Mike, to find out what it might take to become identical. 

One of us has a particular affinity to Costco. The Costco experience was worth exploring in real time and we even brought in a true expert on the subject matter. 

The geneticist in episode 3 was shocked to see how different we look and suggested we needed to talk to a psychologist about our differences, so we did. Delmar Epp, teaches psychology at Canadian Mennonite University. 

Guest host, Evan Woelk Balzer prods Dan and Dave to make sense of their ethical compasses from the backseat of a Toyota Prius. This is Part 3 of a 3-part road show (literally).