The splash brothers return with their take on alcoholism, capitalism, Buddhism, and Jordanism. 

Imagine all the people, sharing all the world! Andrew and Stephen try to make sense of the last month while also making predictions about things they'd like to see change when this is all over. Celebrities, politics, sports, capitalism, Chili's. It's all on (or maybe off) the table when and if the world returns to 'normal'.

In this episode, Andrew and Stephen discuss the link between the biological phenomenon known as a positive feedback loop, and what makes human beings feel comfortable. They channel their discussion through examples such as alcohol dependency, the Oscars, game shows and Kinder eggs. 

Do you want to be your own boss? Do you want to make 10k per month from your own home? Then dust off those old Nintendo games and take them to the Antiques Roadshow, because business is a boomin'. In this episode we discuss the Wild West of video game collecting, the infamously bad E.T. Atari game, the cultural abyss of the late 90s, and Super Bowl LIV. 

Kobe Bryant, his daughter Gianna, and seven other people tragically lost their lives in a helicopter crash on Sunday. The quintessential Kobe fans; Andrew and Michael talk about his life, their favorite Kobe stories, and the impact of his enduring legacy. 

In this episode we analyze how deeply divisive untruths spread before and during the internet age. We also take a look a the Wuhan quarantine, anti-vaxxers, algorithms, a Tool concert, and Mighty Ducks 2. 

In our 'real' first episode back from hiatus, we take a deep dive into the Astros' sign stealing scandal. We then compare and contrast scandals from different sports, and examine the broader societal implications of getting an unfair advantage in sports. 

Why are Millenials leaving the church? Two of these elusive creatures discuss their thoughts and the underlying statistics. We also recap the NFL and NBA seasons up to this point. 

Well that didn't last long. On the second anniversary of Paul George Day, Michael returns to recap NBA free agency with Andrew. 

Be humble, sit down. A discussion centered around Arthur C. Brooks' Atlantic article entitled 'Your Professional Decline is Coming (Much) Sooner Than You Think.'