Jason and Shanghainese fiance Ting Ting talk about Shanghai's food, culture and city life. Idy reminisces about his 3 months in Shanghai and why he loved it.

A semi-professional golf player since the age of 7, our guest Jason shares funny stories from the green, the numerous benefits of golf, why Tiger Woods is NOT that awesome, as well as why the best players are the patient ones. (Unlike Chad, who shares stories of throwing golf clubs in fits of anger.)

Idy, Dexter and Chad lament how social gatherings nowdays are overshadowed by people texting on phones, super late comers, bad planners, and provide tips on how today's youth can improve in this area, as well as ideas for better interactions and bonding among friends! For once Idy and Dexter team up against Chad.

Our first Pretorian guest Ethan talks about Pretoria, pool parties, Joburg, and Idy's favorite topic, girls girls girls.

Our new guest Yoshi declares that as an Actuarial Science major, anything that Finance major Idy can do, he can do better. How to get a job at a bank, why banks should improve their poor customer service and Yoshi's druken stories are all discussed.

Our very own Starcraft MASTER Gino brings out the Gamer Geek in Idy as they discuss professional gamers, competitive gaming, WoW, and consoles. Also, believe it or not, we play for you... Mario Dubstep.

Chad and Idy discuss their big night out as VIPs during the champagne popping and bunny hopping Playmate of the Year Playboy party. Chad also teaches Idy how NOT to approach girls on the dance floor.

Torrid tales of Jealousy, Thwarted Love & Love Triangles are revealed when Dexter and Stephanie debate whether it is the jealous-er or the jealous-ee that should be pitied. Idy also divulges his tendency to 'eat vinegar' (??)

Repressed Boyfriends, Domineering Girlfriends - the new trend in Asian relationships? No, it's just Johnny Ive. Dexter admonishes Johnny Ive for putting H_'s before Bros, and Idy surprisingly, defends Johnny's choice to be whipped.

Dexter and Chad debate the pros and cons of Traditional and Simplified Chinese, as well as PinYin vs ZhuYin.