On this episode of Talk is Cheap, Will, with his usual flair, discusses the causes of the Anti-Work movement and the Great Resignation. Shout out to Kurt Eichenwald for his inspirational quote! And a special mention to the Reddit user augrr for compiling a bunch of info together that made this episode possible.

In the first episode of Original vs Remake, I tackled a classic from the 1980's, A Nightmare on Elm St. Which is superior, the Original, or the Remake?

In this episode, Jeff and I talk about quite a few topics and ask ourselves what the fuck is wrong with America. From adoption to religion to government and beyond, there is something rotten at the core of this nation.

Today we talk about the First Amendment and why I think too much free speech is bad for us.

First episode with Jeff! Everyone welcome him to the show! Today we are talking about our experiences with parenthood, losing text debates with my wife, SNAKES, and random nonsense. Plus, the time my testicles got bad touched. Told ya it was 18 and up.

In this episode which is part one of my Modern Dystopia Segment, we talk about the great social shift in America, and how we need to break through the lie that confound us to make a better tomorrow. With music sourced from Bumy Goldson.

Today we talk about parenthood from a father's perspective and I unveil what's coming up soon on the show.

Today we chat briefly on being spontaneous and how it plays into the previous episode about work and happiness.

A brief ramble about the subreddit r/antiwork and my views on the capitalist society we live in.