Brett calls Sean from the airport to have a quick talk about what really makes them feel alive and what puts that huge electric smile on their faces.

Sean and Brett discuss privilege, brain implants, white tech guilt, and more.

Sean and Brett discuss beer, NBA activists, radical protesters, comedians who aren't funny, and the future of energy.

Brett calls in from his drive through South Dakota to check in with Sean. Apologies for the low quality, spotty audio.

Sean and Brett talk about moving to a new place of residence. They also spend a while on gun rights, ownership, and the future of firearms in the US. They also discuss the future of social media and what laws make sense on it. They also touch on another exposed fool in the NFL. Finally, they talk more about how having conversations with people and keeping them productive.

Sean and Brett discuss a neighbor's wild "alternative facts" on Covid and more reasonable opinions. They also talk about a national story of murder from Florida and how the media swings from important to meaningless stories. Other topics include closet assholes on the internet, ridiculous politics, and low effort opinions touting popular narratives. They finally discuss being positive and how they can turn to more positive things in their lives. Finally, Brett buys a soda.

Sean and Brett reunite after a week off to discuss wedding engagements, drugs, comedy, and more.

Brett and Sean discuss comedy, TV shows, music tastes, what band they'd see if they could travel in time, artists from their childhood that will still be listened to in twenty years, and addiction. Later, they talk about their personal lives, including friendships, housing, discussing money with their significant others, and weddings.

Sean and Brett reflect on reaching twenty episodes and how podcasting has changed their conversations. They share their sadness over the events of pulling out of Afghanistan and what it means to be American. The pair discuss each other's strengths and weaknesses and then analyze Sean's even-keeled personality.

Brett and Sean discuss whether buying expensive things really brings you more enjoyment, as well as the expensive tastes of those protecting us all from symbols of hate, like 42 ton rocks.