They guys have a special guest on this week's episode, the one and only Jacob Rolfe from the hit Canadian TV series Trailer Park Boys! Jacob discusses his secrets to staying sane during this pandemic, his Print art studio and what's next for the Trailer Park Boys series.

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Death, inevitable for all and one of the most intriguing topics since there is no certainty about the meaning of death.

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From music and sports to movies and tv shows, the guys discuss the most impactful media sources in relation to our modern world.

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A breakdown of the top music artists according to the Billboard Charts starting from the 1990s all the way till the present day.

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The guys dive deep into the mind of a Buddhist Monk whose studies began in a Sri Lankan Monastery. His lifetime of wisdom and knowledge are influenced by his focus on kindness and mindfulness, two factors he says are the most crucial for a happier and Ethiopian society.

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The guys host returned Lieutenant Colonel Chris Burns from the US Armed Forces and discuss his experiences in basic training, flying Blackhawk helicopters in Iraq and all the lessons he took from being a soldier.

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The guys have an interesting discussion about anxiety and depression and its links with social media with guest Erika Miley, MEd, LMHC.

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The guys talk Halloween in this throwback episode from 2019.

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The guys discuss the nostalgic things that influenced their own childhoods and the childhoods of almost all western societal children born in the late 90s early 2000s.

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The guys talk about the infamous Marshall Mathers (Eminem), his legacy and his effect on western culture.

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