Best/Worst

Whether you love to cook or love to microwave, you probably have some opinions about the most/least important items in your kitchen. 

Like it or not, emojis are now part of our language, and they've changed the ways we communicate. Today, we dive into the best and worst of the emoji world and revel over the confusion and concise clarity they bring to our daily interactions.

Salty or sweet? Chips or candy? And who is the king of the nuts? This week, we dive into yet another mildly interesting discussion on the world of snacks!

Ahh, holy matrimony - one of the most lovely moments in life....or is it? Today, the gang puts together their combined experience from working, attending, and being part of hundreds of weddings to debate the highs and the lows of these complex affairs.

What was your first job? Today, the gang chats reminisce about their foray into the career world and debate the best and worst jobs people can choose as they go out into the world looking to earn some dough.

Who is the ultimate funny-man/woman of all time? And who deserves to get yanked off-stage? All that and more in this week's episode!

The gang gets together this week to discuss the best and worst of streaming TV services!

They've been around the country and they've got something to say about it. In this episode, the gang is joined by Justin to discuss the highs and lows of city life around the US. 

Love it or hate it, we've all crossed paths with Facebook now and again. In this episode, the gang reminisces on the early days of Facebook, when community and connection was a novel draw, and laments how much of that has fallen into disrepair as the ever-improving algorithm becomes more effective at appealing to our darker tendencies to improve engagement. 

We are joined this week by Joe Cox from The Pop Marketer (https://www.pop-marketer.com/)!

Who is the king/queen of hip-hop, and who is the all-time sucker MC? With guest host Sarah, the original gang gets together to debate and discuss growing up in the Golden Age of hip-hop to decide who really sits on the throne.