We discuss movie pairs, rumspringa, pop punk and house history with A.J.

We discuss horseback riding, the Mandela effect, iconic movie lines and more with our friend Summer. Intro & outro song: "Like Duh" by remmus (prod. Nilo G & Oatboy)

Blake and Nilo discuss exotic teas, enlightened androids, and party bus murders. The boys discuss the movie Limitless (2011) and real estate.

Nilo and Blake are in the middle of moving - so that's fun (it's not.) Nilo pitches some business ideas to Blake a la Shark Tank and they come up with some jingles. HNEW products g'lore.

The 33rd episode, for which we discuss the beer market, smellcraft, eating through life's phases, and the senior arts. Spotify has ratings for podcasts now, so don't forget to show HNEW some love.

Blake, Nilo, and Hannah - also known as Fat Bread (@fatbreadbakes on instagram) - discuss Nashville food, baking anxieties, Pablo-era Kanye West, piano tuning conspiracy theories, underage drinking, and glucose addictions. Nilo & Blake taste-test Hannah's savory bread pudding.

The 31st episode of the Honestly Not Even Worried podcast highlights a number of Nilo and Blake’s core competencies, masterfully sprinkling bombastic live soundboards and improvised bangers laced with layers of depth and hidden philosophy onto a bed of hot topics including, but not limited to, The Silent Sea, Steely Dan, and the hidden life of Augustus Gloop (the greedy grease-glutton and oft-overlooked übermensch from the Willy Wonka Cinematic Universe.) When it comes to Nilo and Blake, a certain phrase may come to mind; one that, as far as we know, the duo has yet to utter themselves, but one that has most certainly been confirmed as uttered by others - “The boys are back.”

Kendall Roy drops in, we talk about axe body spray, water beds, cat behavior, and more.

Nilo and Blake are joined by King of Graphics Rudy Lorejo to discuss sleeping under a rock, documenting life, blokus, shed pooing and more.

#vanlife, pooping around the globe, a side of hot chicken, and a review of The Social Network (2010) featuring Shy Niko, Nick and a live studio audience (Kirk, A.J. And Chris.)