Scott takes the subway to Manhattan for the first time since March 12. And wears pants for the third time in three months. And for those like Tom who prefer to stay at home, we express our appreciation for the wonders of windows.

In our ongoing attempt to lessen your fears, we add ghosts to the list of things you need not be afraid of. Unless they’re boring ghosts, but that’s just awkward and not scary.

Buckle your seat belts because this is going to be a funny ride. Tom and Scott discover parallels in their driving history in LA. And their anecdotes may terrify you as much as it did them.

The RNC is the only place you can see fuchsia pantsuits without going to Boca. Plus the tale of tail versus tale. And Tommy vows to go completely decaf. But he’s a procrastinator, so....

Unlike the speakers on the first night of the RNC, we’re not shouting at the top of our lungs during this episode. But we are tackling the thorny issue of words that have several different meetings, as well as offering suggestions for achieving world peace.

The Republican Convention is in session and their slogan should be .”Give Us Your Huddled Maskless Yearning to be Free.” Plus, how do you fact check Montana’s claim to have the biggest sky?

The.Sunday paper. We talk about our favorite sections in The NY Times, as well as our own newspapers that we “printed” as teenagers. Tom’s Weekly Buzz and Scott’s Sports Today.

After one last look at the DNC, we go back to 1987 to talk about how the film Broadcast News brilliantly depicts a world of television news that no longer exists. Plus Scott, with a little help from his friend Tom, tells an anecdote that involves David Gergen.

Our main takeaway from the Democratic Convention is that we both want to become good friends with Joe and Kamala and their families. But we also acknowledge that first and foremost, we must vote for them and then pursue their friendship. Plus a look at white and blue collar workers, and why that expression should change.

Our unconventional coverage of the DNC continues with our professed desire to be the official podcast of the Biden-Harris campaign. And to spend quality time with the Biden and Harris families. Plus, we travel back to 1960 and 1969.