This week, the Idiots make you giggle while discussing Pornhub's generous gift to the world: free premium memberships while you're all locked inside. They also discuss Nathan's 6th comedy album, the fact David Geffen is a douche, and all the coronavirus ads using Trump quotes.

Richard Burr told wealthy donors about the impending devastation... and then told the public that everything was fine. Then he dumped stocks before the market crashed. Fishy, ain't it? Paula White wants YOUR money, and David Green wasted his. All this and more.

This week, the Idiots talk about Daryl Davis, a man responsible for getting over 200 people to walk away from hate groups. Following that, they discuss the new lawsuit filed against The Olive Garden, and the Democratic debate between Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders.

Barrett and Nathan discuss the idea of not taking things personally. If you create distance between something happening to you and your response, chances are you'll have more clarity and less stress.

The stock market is falling, the stock market is falling... unfortunately, this isn't Chicken Little nonsense, it's your retirement fund going bye-bye. The Idiots discuss the drop, as well as the coronavirus, lunging vegans, and racism at the Olive Garden.

Barrett Antar Goodwin joins Nathan for a conversation on the power of neutral thinking. Is it better than positive thinking? Why yes, it just may be.

On the eve of Super Tuesday, the Idiots discuss the state of the Democratic Party. From there, it's the pros of the Coronavirus, Baker Mayfield gets called a "slur," and Harvey Weinstein gets a split verdict.

Does your mind tend to drift to "worst case scenario" before it does positivity? Nathan's does, and this week he and Barrett discuss the possible reasons why, and what can be done to combat negative thinking. 

People say the media is biased left or right, but the Idiots think it's all sensationalized nonsense. This week, they discuss the silliness behind a state-to-state primary process, Prince Andrew's birthday, Pete Buttigieg and Elizabeth Warren getting sued by George Zimmerman, and Michael Bloomberg's prison phone calls.

The judgements we pass on others usually stems from inadequacies contained within ourselves. Musician Barrett Antar Goodwin sits in for a long-form conversation on  self-improvement through non-judgment.