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Brian and Angelo talk about their in-person meeting, Angelo's excitement about the HomePod Mini, and the hosts confront an existential crisis as they discuss the possibility that we live in a simulation.
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A look at the recent Apple event, Nintendo Switch Joycon drift issues, when web filters go wrong and a discussion of the movie Unfriended: Dark Web.
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Brian and Angelo discuss The Social Dilemma and offer up some tips on how to combat the various ways in whizh sofial media fompanies take advantage of you.
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Apple had an event and the duo spends some time discussing it before moving on to Brian’s new Mac. In the paranormal segment, Demi Lovato discovers CE5 and wellness experts try to combat conspiracy theories.
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This week, both hosts welcome new devices into their homes, Brian goes to the weed store, and he also needs to get a Switch. Then the discussion shifts to have a look at The Map of Forbidden Knowledge.
From hotels to casino, and from AT&T to MCI (RIP), toll-free 1-800 numbers have been in existence since their inception in 1982. A veritable cottage industry of goods and services could be purchased via these numbers. This week, Brian and Angelo dive deep into vintage commercials from the 1980s and 1990s and tempt their luck as they try to see how many are still in service in the year 2020. The results may shock you! Stay on the line for more information.
This week, Brian and Angelo talk about Facebook Marketplace, the Nintendo Gigaleak, the delay of the iPhone, Netflix's reboot of Unsolved Mysteries, and a scholarly ariticle about conspiracy theories.
Angelo finally gets to talk about WWDC 2020, Brian helps his sister with some Gmail problems, AirPods Pro are the best, and 2020 has brought us some interesting conspiracy theories.
Brian is joined by his wife Steph as they discuss MLMs, the self-help blogosphere, early trip memories, and scary sleepover memories.
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The week Angelo is recording from his new space and worries about his audio quality, Brian finds a story about space toilets, some tips on getting the number one movie in America, and some good old banter about nostalgia. Then, the duo discusses the possibility of galactic civilizations, and reviews the idea of replacing Confederate statues with monumental mothmen.
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