This episode we all recover from a sleepover our kids did. Also note the audio is a little quieter on this episode as we recorded it in an abandoned grain silo in the middle of the prairies. For effect, of course.

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This episode we wonder how much time and energy we spend capturing and conserving memories until someone accidentally dumps a cup of coffee on a hard drive.

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This episode looks at how much fun you can have with fires and bears whilst spending quality time in the great outdoors.

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This episode looks at pets and whether Jeff's family needs a cute kitten because the other cat already hates him.

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Toys are like a fine layer of dust, infiltrating your life and coating every square inch of your living space if you're not careful. This episode we give some thought to the temporary, supposedly fun, manufactured chaos that comes and goes like waves in our homes.

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How much screentime is enough? Enough to get you through making dinner? Enough for them to see the world through a matrix-like haze?

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This week your isolated hosts talk about the fear and loathing of having to engage the weird and not so wonderful world of playdates.

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This week James tries to convince James he's defective because he doesn't have a sanctioned hobby. James tries to convince Jeff he's a toaster.

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Summer holidays approach and we embrace them with equal amounts of excitement and dread. How will we keep these monsters busy, and ourselves sane, for the next two months?

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Why would you want a job that has weekends off? Because that would be absurd. Don't we become parents because we enjoy working 24/7/365/death?

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