Josh breaks down arranged marriages, the origins of summer break and the school schedule, new styles of communication, TV show theme songs, and can't stop thinking about Wild Wild Country on Netflix. Can't stop, won't stop, make it stop. Subscribe!

Josh explores open houses, complains about movie theaters, explains the pros and cons of a typical restaurant experience, questions sports sections in newspapers, and craves doughnuts (or do you spell it donuts?). Subscribe!

Josh discusses Jewish food, confusing job titles, success of Youtubers, surviving debt, hypocritical views of hunting, and Jerry & Larry (yes, Seinfeld and David, but also a good name for a Jewish deli!).

Josh rants about unlikable TV shows and characters (yes, like Succession on HBO), miracles in life, Louis CK, Trevor Noah, the struggles of dog walking, and order vs. chaos. Godspeed, good people. Godspeed.

Josh covers Pitbull concerts, Trevor Noah's brilliant book, the art of decluttering, Anthony Bourdain, and Facebook trolls. Let's get literary!

Josh read a magazine and can now describe the amazing story of the 1960 winter Olympics in Tahoe, the early days of The Grateful Dead, the beauty of golf, as well as a close examination of the big questions in life regarding 7-11, real estate agents, and sleep. Let's get weird!

Josh becomes overly-analytical about the concept of time, wonders why local TV news still exists, breaks down the role of a critic, and pays tribute to the late Tony Gwynn. Taste that summer? Mmmm hmmm.

Josh is too old for concerts, freaks out about smart phones, attempts to analyze Maslow's hierarchy of needs, and labels Bill Withers the coolest man alive. Don't daydream too much, you'll get lost.

Josh reveals his undying love for La Bamba, gives endless praise to Tupac Shakur and Chris Farley, invites his wife Shanee back to drop some wisdom about artificial intelligence, and examines the art of screening calls. Here we go go go!

Josh remembers Junior Seau and his great restaurant, brings up the old Mr. Belvedere testicle injury, discusses reading for pleasure, celebrates the voice of Freddie Mercury, and goes down memory lane about his old neighbor Ruben. Tangents included. Stream it!