In an effort to get accurate information as well as to better understand the the lives of our frontline medical workers during this pandemic, we reached out to three healthcare professionals to get their perspectives on the Cover-19 crises.

We spoke to a nurse in Washington DC, a physician in Arizona, and a nurse case manager in St. Louis.  Each area has been impacted in different ways by Corona-19. Differentiating fact from fiction, together they paint a picture of what it's really like working in the medical field during during this pandemic as well as giving us practical strategies that each of us should be implementing during this pandemic and beyond.

It tool a lot of work to to find something other than Coronavirus to talk about, but Tony and Steve did it.

First they talk about social distancing and trying to watch broadcasters talk while 6 feet apart.

If you didn't see D Nice try to break the internet or Debbie Allen give dance lessons on Instagram, you missed it.  But we're guessing that there will be a lot more of that coming in the future.

Even though there's no sports, the NFL is still making headlines.  Tom Brady to the Buccaneers?

And try not to slap your neighbor.

Everywhere you turn, it'a all about the coronavirus.  If you're tired of hearing about the coronavirus and just need a levity break, this is it.  Nothing about viruses, politics or anything negative.  Just a bunch of our funniest moments so you can take a mental break, laugh and get back to sanity.

The NBA has postponed it's season, the NCAA has decided to play without fans and there is a travel ban for those coming from Europe.

A special episode for Tony and Steve to talk about it all along with their implications.  From the NBA to colleges to whatever.  We tackle the tough conversations but we laugh and laugh hard.

And remember, wash your hands!

We started off with Tony talking about his recent trip back to the midwest which involved way too much food, sugar for the first time in almost 3 months and an unexpected surprise.

Spike Lee and the Knicks.  Really?  What in the world are the Knicks doing?

Our prayers for the victims of the Molson Coors shooting and the Tornadoes in Nashville.  This leads to a discussion about which tornadoes and there natural disasters we've been through.

Weren't people washing their hands before the Coronavirus?  Y'all are just nasty.  Tony reveals that he's not a germaphobe but he is a nastyphobe.

After an unplanned but not totally unexpected hiatus, Tony and Steve have returned, in full force.  If you want to know why they were gone, don't worry, it's at the very beginning of the episode.

First up, Cleveland Brown's Myles Garrett's indefinite suspension was lifted.  Turns out this incident was a trigger for Steve and the conversation took a dramatic turn.  

We also talked about the NBA All Star game and more importantly, the pregame show.

Have you seen the XFL?  Tony and Steve have and they're convinced that you should too.

A lot of people were upset about the Super Bowl halftime show, so of course we talked about that too.

It's good to be back

It's Steve's birthday and Tony was in town so of course we recorded live together.  Steve talks about the tornado that went through his neighborhood which reminded Tony of the many tornados he's experienced in his life.  Also, Tony talks about his trip to Cleveland which includes his golf outing in which he and his friend were paired up with an absolute lunatic.

Then there's sports.  Congratulations to the USWNT for their victory.  Also Cori "Coco"  Gauff for her performance at Wimbledon.  Then there's also the crazy few weeks that we call the NBA off season...

Tony and Steve are coming at you live from DC.  Steve finds out that you can clear a room by turning on Netflix.  Well you can if you turn on the new Wanda Sykes standup special and the room is full of boisterous Trump supporters.  Let's just say that they aren't Wanda's target audience.

Tony and Steve then share stories of times they were mistaken for being the help.

Remember last episode where Steve said that Kevin Durant's injury wasn't his calf but his Achille's.  Turns out he was right.  Also a big congratulations to the Toronto Raptors who won their first championship.

And then there's meetings.  You know the completely unnecessary meetings.  You know, meetings about meetings.

We have actually hit our 20th episode!

Tony and Steve start off talking about the Raptors 3-1 lead over the Warriors.  This leads to a conversation about who's stock has gone up the most since the playoff started.

Have you heard of professional slapping?  It's one of the craziest "sports" we've ever heard of and the superstar of slapping is named Dumpling.

They then spend some time tip toeing around the topic of patriotism which in part was initiated by a woodchuck incident with Steve's neighbors.

Tony and Steve take a trip to Virginia Beach for the retirement party of a mutual friend.  They reflect on the marine retirement ceremony which was inspiring and enlightening.  Unfortunately the ceremony occurred at the exact time as a mass shooting about 6 miles away.  

Also in this episode, the fishing trip that wasn't and Tony's interaction with a woman who was calling the police on a black man in Harlem.