Danmo and Steveo talk to the most famous person yet, an instagram influencer @CeliaSmith. She that is 30k strong and growing. Listen to these two normal dudes stumble over their words talking to a multi-thousand like hottie.
A quick chance to look at which personal traditions work, how they came about, and why they stay. Danmo's family is weird, but at least original. Steveo has a story to get you to really consider why you perform certain traditions.
Danmo is a disgusting person. Both biologically and personally. He thinks it works to show his more bodily early on in dating to get that out of the way. Steveo has some tact, and refrains, but has made mistakes in the past...
Not a lot of normal news seems to come out of Nebraska. This time it was a school lunch "chef" that decided it would work to substitute Kangaroo, for beef.
Danmo and Steveo found a guy who has been on CNN. They are moving up in the world. In the 2016 election he wanted to use the electoral college to prevent Donald Trump from gaining the presidency. Spoiler, it didn't work, but it is interesting.
Danmo and Steveo receive a call that begs the question of where the line is when trading your time for money. Its gross, heartfelt, and scandalous (ok, maybe not that last one).
Back in Season 1 Steveo thought it would work to set a podcast due date in order to motivate him to do something he only kinda wanted to do. He even convinced someone else to use to podcast of a due date too. It went...
Many people want don't understand why certain professions like landscapers, plumbers, electricians, ect.. get paid so much, until you try it yourself and learn the hard way of exactly why they do.
While the internet is great for many things, it has not helped doctors quell the stupidity of at home medical "research." Danmo and Steveo boldly go to see if self diagnosis can work by referencing personal stories.
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About Danmo and Steveo
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Two upstanding gentlemen looking to share listener's stories, insights, questions, and miscellaneous errors.