We're talkin' shrunken sweaters, Obama's West Wing fantasy, problematic Rudolph, editorial issues in journalism, earnestness and irreverence, Rudy Guiliani's rug, New York Magazine's "places we lost", memory and hagiography, plus: Will's weight problem continues.

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Will is stoned. We discuss casino stonks, peak hookah, and a lot of silliness; followed by an earnest discussion of student loan debt, a theory of failsons, lack of noblesse oblige, elite failure, art collectors, and the human element that touches it all.

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A classic studio dive. We discuss Zoom protocol, therapy and Napoleon, chasing darkness, the joy of wasting time, shame, evaluating your own work, compartmentalization, and Will's future Twitch streaming career.

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This was supposed to be the after-show, but instead it's the real show. We talk Cinnabon frosting pints, rising Covid, and the Great Reset.

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Uh oh. Covid comes home to roost. We also discuss Alex Trebek, San Marino, botulism, vaccine news, leisure & toil, and more on the political climate.

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The Greene & Lewis election night special. We dive deep on "I Voted" stickers, Tinder, mommy issues, and The Sound of Music.

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In which, Will is buried by doors and the suburbs are paranoid. Other topics include, Hunter Biden, bagel supremacy, culture jamming, and monoculture immersion. (Sorry for the audio folks, we're still getting used to the new setup.)

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The Zoom era dawns. We catch up a little, talk about the weather, possible DS9 reboot, Italian American immersion, getting jacked at Planet Fitness, Glocks, Will's damaged paintings, and new kitsch.

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Celebrating 70 and we're talkin': fried chicken pot pie, PAGGs, a stalled out lawnmower, haziness, our frayed community net, malaise, and being alone together.

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Will denies ever eating a meatball sub, everyone has COVID, mail theft, branding & stylization, longing for the sophisticated past, and can we see another future?

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