In the fifth episode of season three, Wade and Meg discuss mental health and illness in support of May being "Mental Health Awareness Mont." They invite you to listen and post your thoughts and stories on their Facebook page.

In episode four of season three, Wade and Meg discuss the world of Harry Potter and what influence it has had in our culture and society.

In the third episode of season three, Wade and Meg discuss breakfast and how the ritual of "breaking the fast" has changed over the years. Prepare to take a walk down the cereal aisle and reminisce about your favorite breakfast cereal mascots and guilty pleasures.

In the second episode of season three, Wade and Meg discuss the topic of inspiration and sources of inspiration. We hope that you find this episode particularly inspiring and that you will share your thoughts on the topic on our Facebook page.

In episode one of season three, Wade and Meg get meta and talk about podcasts. What are podcasts, what their favorite podcasts are, and what they think makes for a good, and bad, podcast.

In the final episode of season two, Meg and Wade go to Holloywood! Okay, not really, that would cost too much money for a second rate podcast, but they do talk about movies. Movies that have shaped our lives and our perceptions, and we talk about just a few of the good, and bad, moving pictures.

In the ninth episode of season two, Wade and Meg continue the discussion of how society, the generations, and genders perceives alcohol.

In the eighth episode of season two, Wade and Meg discuss how the role and perception of alcohol has changed over time.

In the seventh episode of season two, Wade and Meg discuss mores, folkways, and taboos and how they have evolved over time and how they are gender influenced.

In the sixth episode of season two, Wade and Meg discuss language, how it has changed over the last 30 years, and where it is going. Some "PG-13" language is used and there is a thinly veiled reference to George Carlin's "Seven Words You Can Never Say on Television" routine.