This week the guys talk Dave Chappelle, creativity, childhood toys, TV & movies and more!

This week the gang's back together along with guest, Sam Trump.

Sam is a Houston born Chicagoan musician immersed in the Chicago music scene. Before the pandemic he could be found in the city performing at

various venues on a weekly basis while also serving as a talent curator for venues helping other musicians get on stage. In this episode the guys and Sam talk last meal choices, Houston food staples, memorable movie scenes and more.

This week Josh, Adam, and Aaron chat rather in depth about music and food while also briefly discussing the normalization of plastic surgery in today's society.

This week Aaron is absent, but the guys press on with up and coming filmmaker, Winter Dunn. Winter is also a graduate of Emerson VPA, the middle/high school the members of this podcast hold near and dear to their hearts. In this episode, they discuss the worst jobs and work related experiences, favorite awkward moments, separating art from artists and more!

Catch the film "Jezebel" produced by Winter on Netflix!

This week the crew dives into arranged marriages and if they think their parents could find them suitable partners. They also discuss a psychologist by the name of Arthur Aron that apparently designed a 36 question compatibility questionnaire in the 90s that people have gotten married from.

Welcome back! This week the crew kicks off Season 2 by unpacking the Insurrection that occurred on Capital Hill, phrases that we humans screw up, the Pixar movie, "Soul", bicycles, and what movies and TV shows we vouch for.

This week the guys wrap up Season 1 by discussing how their families influenced them into being who they are today, Thanksgiving, and more.

This week the guys talk about spending money on women, fast food, what success means to them and more.

This week the guys try out their interviewing chops with their first guest, Nautica Taylor. Nautica is an Eritrean American aspiring actress based in Chicago, IL. She "stopped by" to fill them in on a film called "We Built It".

This week Aaron, Adam, and Marcus talk family holiday traditions, work stories, food deserts in the black community and more.