Mark and Grant begin with a discussion involving produce and postage. You just have to listen to it.

Grant starts us off with a bad attitude, and wanting to complain about something. He chooses a Poorly Drawn Lines comic to discuss people who are fake and flaky. It also spurs a discussion about how well various digital assistants would perform in a Jeopardy match-up.

Mark brings a Bacon comic to talk about what aspirations Grant had as a young child, and when they each decided on their major in college. The reminiscence is most enjoyable.

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Mark and Grant jump right into it, as Grant unsuccessfully navigates the beginning of Daylight Savings Time. Prompted both by an amusing story, and Mark bringing an Off the Mark comic, they discuss Grant's issues with reading clocks, and what else you're supposed to know as an adult, even though nobody tells you.

Grant brings a Calvin and Hobbes comic to discuss not knowing things. When do we admit we don't know something? Can we say that on a test?

They also have a few goofs in between it all.

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Grant claps poorly. They also discuss the nature of snacking while recording based on their pre-show snacks.

Grant starts us off with a Phoebe and Her Unicorn comic, embarking us on another discussion around friendship in a new place. Here we focus on being alone without being lonely, as well as the nature of casual physical contact.

After a lengthy discussion, and an interruption by a phone call, Mark presents a Savage Chicken comic. With another phone call interruption, they're able to discuss their sleep habits as big adult people.

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Mark and Grant get right down to business.

Grant brings an Adam@Home comic to discuss resilience in life, and what allows us to manage change. And bad things. They also get a little off topic, but what's new?

Mark brings The Argyle Sweater to discuss tipping culture, and to make some bad puns. Grant is only somewhat amused.

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A very special guest, Jack, co-host of Operation: Have a Conversation joins us on the podcast. They briefly talk about the nature of their creative endeavors.

Mark brings a Brewster Rockit comic, to discuss the finer points of pumpkin spice, pies, and cobblers.

In his first ever choice, Jack brings a Perry Bible Fellowship comic with intention of discussing seeing the world in terms of math. Instead, we decide to talk about lab coats, the sun, and provide some very pertinent warnings about various chemicals.

Grant brings an Andertoons comic, and Jack points out the subconscious reason for Grant's dark choice. We begin another discussion about friendship as adults, and bring you the latest in Oxford English Dictionary entries.

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Anticipating an unannounced guest in the near future, Mark and Grant have a bit of a shorter episode. They both prepared less than usual, and Mark has nothing to say to start the show.

Mark brings a Real Life Adventures comic, prompting a discussion of to what extent alcohol is permitted in the workplace. He also asks Grant about his adult wardrobe.

Grant brings The Awkward Yeti, wanting to talk about trying new things. They also touch on being appreciative, as well as their incredible modesty. In addition, it's important to remember you shouldn't take yourself so seriously. We don't.

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First, Mark and Grant apologize for the audio quality. Due to some issues with microphones being sent to the incorrect programs, this episode was salvaged from the Skype recording. The content was important enough to bring it to you, our faithful listener.

 Mark and Grant discuss #, some Pump-up Music, and their band glory days.

Grant brings a Fowl Language comic, resulting in the first of two serious discussions. They examine what friendship looks like for adults, and how they'll explore new friendships in their respective locations.

Mark brings a Pearls Before Swine comic to discuss accomplishments, and how to think about approval and validation in life. He also explains what has put him in a funk, and what has helped improve his mood.

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Reaching their bleep quota of 2, Mark and Grant make a real doozy of an episode as Grant prepares to ship off to his new adult life. They talk about what food adults eat, and how to properly heat up pizza.

 Mark brings a Moderately Confused comic to discuss the current Craft Brewery scene across the nation. Some nice folks and dogs interrupt Mark. Nearly coming to verbal blows, Mark and Grant have a bit of a disagreement over the culture of hard liquor and spirits.

Grant offers up a Speed Bump comic he saw in an elevator, and managed to track down with a bit of cyber-sleuthing. They discuss eyewear, stress balls and Oobleck, and hint at a future conversation about growing up.

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In a time-constrained episode, Mark and Grant have a grand time. Mark opens by discussing a short story he wrote and published on Amazon. All proceeds are going to the Trevor Project for mental illness assistance. Feel free to email the show if you want a PDF or ePub instead!

Grant brings a The Buckets comic. They talk about taking big steps in life, deciding the value of things in their life, and other "big stuff."

Mark brings an F Minus comic to the table. Avoiding the obvious discussion around climate change, they instead talk about revenge.

Also discussed is the 1 dollar script from an xkcd comic. 

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Mark and Grant go off the rails. While they satisfy the requirements of their podcast description, they run aground a few times and worry the content of this episode may hurt them in the future.

 Mark brings a WuMo comic to briefly discuss girls, and doing stupid things.

Grant, narrowly avoiding choosing the same comic as Mark by cheating and looking at Mark's choice ahead of time, ends up with a Peanuts comic that asks how we do so many wrong things. Luckily Grant and Mark live their lives without regrets. 

They also discuss advertising, bears that have trouble in life, as well as the trash niche this podcast fills. 

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