Best Friends Ask Why

Ya Bois,

have been a little out of sorts lately. Maybe it's the change in seasons,

being over worked, or just general shitty vibes. Whatever the case, we're on a

mission to get our heads back in the game!

We have some exciting things coming up.

Soon we will have the ability to do travel

episodes! That is something that we have been looking forward to for a while.

We are also going to be launching our website soon!

Let us know what kind of content you want to see on the site.

As always, thank you very much for listening and we hope you enjoy this week's

episode!

Today we sat down with Dylan's little brother Jared and talked about

what it's like to be a teenager in the modern age.

From never knowing a world without the internet to dealing with

social anxiety and depression. We covered a wide spectrum of topics,

We hope you enjoy this episode!

Nothing says love like flying to a different state to hangout for 30 min.

That's what we did last weekend, we flew out to Phoenix to see a show.

Architects are one of the most influencial bands in both mine and Dylan's life.

On this tour they were not coming to Washington, so Dylan and I decided to head to

"Beautiful" Arizona, for a weekend full of food, music, tattoo's, and family time.

While we were down there BFAW alum, and My baby momma, Christina was kind enough to

let us crash and play chauffeur. We laughed, cried (stupid Endgame), and ate way too much.

Thank you very much for having us Christina!

Collene Mccarter

is a photographer with a passion for live music.

We spoke with her about the Seattle music scene, how she came to love photography,

and the benefits of volunteering.

We discussed her transition from studying mental health to political science and what drew her to

that topic. We also went down a reeeaal nerdy music rabbit hole.

If you are in the greater Seattle area

check out her website here

What is up everybody!

I just wanted to take a moment and thank each and every one of you for listening

and supporting us! We have finalized our very first T-shirt design.

(Available Here)

Today we discuss anxiety and dopemine, credit card debt, and UFC 236.

We are definitely hitting kind of a lull as far as the podcast is concerned.

With our previous podcast, we had only produced 13 episodes. Now, on episode 19,

we are in uncharted territory. We promise to continue to produce material, but you might have to bare with

us while we push through this rough patch and regain motivation.

You guys truly mean the world to us and we are so happy to make something that you enjoy.

We recently finalized our very first t-shirt design and we discuss the thought process

behind trying to find a printing service.

Dylan talks about his issues with caffeine and his anxiety, retail therapy,

and chronic project accumulation.

Enjoy this episode or "you're gunna catch these balls"

After back to back to back episodes of heavy topics,

we took a breath and went back to what we know.

Nothing.

This episode was refreshing, just two thiccc bois sitting in

a room talking smack, music, a little motivation, and a glimpse at

what the future holds.

Today we sat down with a former constant in our lives to talk alot about overcoming the past. Aarons ex-wife Christina was nice enough to give a few hours to hash out the topics of coparenting, lost friendships and how to treat someone you once loved with respect after a painful split. This Being one of dylans best friends in the world, he was more than excited to rekindle the friendship. Hope you all enjoy this one. It was very fun and relieving to record.

Dylan got a little fired up on this episode.

Sometimes people throw around the importance of setting goals

and it loses it's impact. Scott Lujan and Aaron go way back,

back to

before Lynnwood High School became a Costco.

Scott has managed to change his fucking life. He has overcome

a great deal of adversity, obtained his bachelor's degree and

now works at Google.

In life, most times it is the hard road that yields the greatest rewards.

Winter is noramlly a rough time where mental health is concerned.

This year things have been a little different for the boys.

Plenty of snow and mountain time have lead them to have

a new found appreciation for the season.