They’re a menace to mankind, but for too long, people have been taking tornadoes lying down( which may well be the safest position). But Tom and Scott think it’s high time we fought back against these wind monsters, and devise scientific techniques involving vacuums and special gloves, that will prevent them from doing damage.

As we approach the first anniversary of this podcast, Tom and Scott look back in time at their very first episode. The show has evolved, but our optimistic and plus positive attitude has never wavered.

Tom and Scott prepare to fly for the first time in more than a year, and are relieved that they just have to wear masks for several hours, instead of a clown suit or a suit of armor. Plus, we’d like to see pilots who are also hypnotists, so they can put us to sleep during turbulence.

Tom and Scott never went on Spring Break, or had a high school prom. Did missing out on those traditions cement their status as outsiders, which fueled their creativity and this podcast?

After Scott watches the 1952 World’s Series on YouTube, Tom comes up with an idea for a sports bar that only shows vintage games on a 1950’s black and white console television.

After watching the 1956 indie film “Lovers and Lollipops”, Scott shows Tom the New York Times arts section exactly as it appeared on April 19, 1956!

We’re proud of our track record deconstructing familiar cliches. Now we introduce a weekly segment called Cliche Court, where we put actual cliches on trial.

What will fun look like in Post Pandemica? We see everyone giving people the benefit of the doubt, and it becoming perfectly acceptable to say to a stranger on the street, “Nice face!”

Scott appears as a television pundit for the first time in nine months. Which gives he and Tom the opportunity to give their opinion of the people who give their opinions, as the world’s only pundits who critique other pundits.

We exult in the advent of Daylight Savings time and the longer, lighter days ahead. Fully vaccinated Tom and Scott don’t have grandchildren to hug, but they respectively visit a restaurant and a bar for the first time in a year.