Hi folks, in this episode, the guys begin discussing the CoVID regulations still in place that make no sense, before briefly discussing the conclusion (or hibernation?) of the Super League Kyle was oh so passionately against last episode. Then, the guys discuss Nic's first autophagy study published after over a year's worth of work, before sliding into the conversation of "Fake Nattys" in the fitness industry. Finally, the podcast rounds out by discussing two or three movies that were highly anticipated and... well, were a bit of duds (for the most part), with a SPOILER run down on the new Mortal Kombat film (we don't discuss it until the end, so you're safe until then if you haven't seen it). This one goes all over, from science, to football, to science, to exercise, to movies - it's a fun one.

In this episode, Kyle gives his passionate opinion on the earth-shattering news of the newly formed European "Super League". Essentially the owners of 12 top-tier European Football teams came together under the cloak of darkness (maybe at Bohemian Grove - not yet confirmed) to form a super league which would eradicate their debts incurred during the pandemic and double their overall values as individual clubs almost instantaneously. They did this without consulting the fans, staff, coaches, or players of their own teams! The hundred plus years of rich tradition and passion these clubs have inspired in generations of working class supporters was casually cast aside once JP Morgan came calling with a loan in the range of $3.5b... This news has sent shock-waves throughout the world of soccer and we are all currently standing upon the peak of uncertainty when it comes to the future and integrity of this most hallowed game. Tune in to hear our opinions on the matter and to maybe even learn a bit more about the details of this so called Super League. If you're against it, make your voices heard! Seems like that's all the common supporter can really do at the moment while more details continue to unfold. Hold on to hope! Caitlyn Jenner is potentially running for California Governor soon, so everything will eventually make sense!

In this episode, the guys begin by discussing their thoughts on the latest podcast with special guest Flat Earth Dave. After a detailed discussion, the guys discuss a bit on sports - specifically soccer and why the United States can't seem to compete. The discussion also touches on "should women be paid equally to men on the US National Team?", and who better to discuss it than two dudes. :) There's a bunch more in there (like China's dominance on the economy, CoVID vaccine symptoms, and more), but Nic has been working since 5am and he's tired, and as he's the one talking about himself in third person at the moment he's writing this all, he's going to stop. Nic, stop. Ok.

Hi, hello, and welcome back - in this episode, the guys start off with news on Flat Earth Dave, before quickly going into the side effects of their recent CoVID vaccines which leads to a brief (incredulous) discussion of nonsensical CDC guidelines on new liberties allowed the public. Then, the guys dive into a series of different soccer related stories from the Rangers upset over bitter rivals Celtic to Zlatan's criticism of LeBron, before a quick reaction by Kyle on the German National Team's coach stepping down soon. I'm sure (as narrator), I'm missing a few topics mized in with the wide spread, but there ya have it - enjoy!

Yes we are getting the vaccine this week, and yes, that unfortunately does make us a little bit better than you. Sorryyyyyy... 

Kidding folks, but in this episode Nic gives us a really great picture of how the different vaccines work to protect us from the coronavirus and potentially any variants that will inevitably rear their ugly heads as it mutates across the globe. In regards to vaccinations ramping up across the country for the general population, Kyle predicts we will soon see a wave of self-congratulatory social media posts the likes of which we only see every 4 years with the "I voted" inundations. "I did my part and made a difference by voting for the right candidate, can you say the same about yourself?" "I got vaccinated and not only saved my life, but the lives of every single person I come into contact with. It's time for you all to step up and follow my lead to show you really care about society." Aaaah I can see it now!

Next the guys discuss the newly released and highly anticipated book by Dr. Jordan Peterson, "Beyond Order: 12 More Rules to Life" by showing some fun animated clips of an interview he conducted with the hilarious Nashville based comedian Theo Von. Dr Peterson is an incredibly complex and polarizing figure in modern intelligentsia for often misunderstood and misrepresented reasons. His undeniable intelligence in the field of human psychology and development have made him a very popular figure among folks who are trying to get their lives back in order and find meaning. The guys have thoroughly enjoyed his previous works, lectures and interviews and are really looking forward to reading his new book!

Finally the topic switches to the new HBO documentary "Allen vs Farrow" and the following question arises: "can you separate the art from the artist?" Can you still appreciate the monumental artistic endeavors of figures like Bill Cosby, Woody Allen, OJ Simpson, Michael Jackson, and Tiger Woods? Or can you no longer derive pleasure from their recorded accomplishments based on their actions and behavior in their own personal lives? No right or wrong answer here folks, so let us know how you feel!

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In this episode, Kyle gets a few words off his chest related to the pandemic (enough is enough!), before the guys somehow end up discussing the Chris D'Elia apology before being swept away in the dating lives of Leonardo DiCaprio and Derek Jeter of the Austin A's. Then, Nic touches on a book covering the concept of passion and security in relationships - can we keep the "spark", and does it require drastic measures? The guys finish up talking the "Ya ya Sisterhood", because... of course they would end up here? Tune in and go for the wild ride with us!

Why hello faithful friends! This week the dynamic duo is joined by special guest Jordan Hensel (first female guest of the pod #progressive)!

Kyle kicks the episode off by announcing a very special/famous guest who reached out about being on our podcast in the near future. Tune in to find out who this person is and let us know if you'd be interested in the guys interviewing them!

With social media news behind them, Nic then introduces a video detailing the interaction of 7 strangers who are placed in a room together and must mutually decide who to eliminate amongst themselves so that the 1 remaining individual receives the grand prize of $1000. This fascinating study into modern human behavior and understanding will both captivate the mind and enrage the soul. Strap in and let us know how you felt about the end result!

Finally, the conversation rounds out on a positive note by discussing the history and current state of Skid Row in LA!

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In this episode, the guys begin reminiscing about some bitter high school memories spanning from meditation to senior projects to hair styles before Nic mentions an absurd story where a woman used Gorilla glue on her hair? Why, though? Finally, the guys couldn't leave this episode without touching on the incredible abilities of our lord and savior - Tom Brady, in the Super Bowl. Also, what would you do witht he money if you were given 600 million dollars over 4 years? Donate it? If so, how? Let us know on the Instagrams (@homespunyak)!

In this episode, we keep things pretty simple - we talk two subjects: What is the worth of anger and the ability to say "no", and obviously how could we go about our week without discussing Wall street. The guys kick off with a lengthy discussion of "No More Mr. Nice Guy", a book that Nic is getting into, and then that transforms into the power of "No" (when did "no" become so offensive?). After a good long time of that discussion, Kyle brings us up to speed on the Gamestop short stock scandal. Tune in and say "yes". :)

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