On today's episode, Josh and Justin explore the world of streaming video games on mediums like Twitch.tv and Josh is interviewed on why people watch other people play video games...and other stuff.

Josh and Justin talk about one of their favorite interests; video games. Join the two as they talk about video games as they aged throughout time, created new avenues, and open new doors for those who both develop and play them.

"Cutting the cord" has become more and more popular with in the recent years. So Josh and Justin try to tackle why people are doing this, if there is a particular group of people doing it, and if it is worth it.

Josh and Justin tried something different this episode by playing a “generational quiz,” asking questions from each others generation, and more importantly, embarrassing one another along the way.

Josh and Justin continue the conversation of attention deficit and distractions by talking about the new features Apple announced at WWDC 2018 to help combat these issues.

This week, Josh and Justin come across a subscription service you have to check out and the two contemplate the true existence of "multi-tasking" in today's society.

Someone plays the music out of a card board piano with a switch attached to it, technophobia gets technical, and Justin finds the light at the GTD application tunnel. All this and more in episode 3!

This week on Digital Divide, Justin pokes Facebook's Dating site, Josh unveils he is is the generational gate keeper between Gen X and Millennials, and the right to repair creates a divide between the hosts.

Josh and Justin try out this podcast thing by talking about...stuff. Gameinformer produces the "top 300" best video games of all time in the 300th issue. The conversation sparks great banter, slight disagreements, and references to old age to one of the host.