Is being famous actually an awful way to live? BG & The Coach explain why there's nothing more thrilling then being an average person going grocery shopping. 

BG and The Coach share their craziest plane stories. They are equally wild, as one involves life and death, while the other involves...a water bottle. 

If you have a limited attention span, this is the episode for you. BG and The Coach talk about the Succession finale and prestige TV for about one minute before making an unplanned hard pivot into the greatest inventions of our childhoods: from 3-way phone calls, to MapQuest, to the rise and fall of TiVo. 

BG and The Coach talk streaming as we try to figure out who is actually paying for Netflix and what it would take for us to pay for it. Naturally, this leads us to discuss Arnold Schwarzenegger as a cartel leader, Justin Timberlake's current whereabouts, and how to get hired as a handshake expert.

BG and The Coach identify social media as the most dangerous element in our world today (and willfully ignore the cognitive dissonance of posting about this episode on social media). But seriously, don't look at YouTube comments. Ever.

Cheating in Sports (Part 2) - BG & The Coach continue their thorough investigative report into athletes thwarting the rules. This time they tackle the sports where cheating is most likely, and Coach gets vulnerable about his utter inability to ice skate.  

Cheating in Sports (Part 1) - BG & The Coach explore the deep, dark world of cheating in sports, and somehow identify examples in the most obscure sports possible (Dressage!)  

BG and The Coach start talking about how important it is to root for your school....but quickly digress into concerts, the evils of Ticketmaster, and how best to antagonize your boss. It all comes together when you listen....we think. 

BG & The Coach solve the All-Star game conundrum plaguing sports, and suggest why a polaroid picture might be the ideal way to capture sports' greatest moments. 

BG & The Coach cook up the perfect recipe for a Superbowl commercial...and it somehow involves the 'Thong Song'?