Jenn Granneman of Introvert, Dear comes on the podcast for her 3rd appearance to discuss her recent article on introverts feeling like the consummate outsider. The guys go over the article with Jenn and they discuss how extroverts can overlook introverts and how introverts have some traits that make them alienate themselves. 

It's everyone's favorite holiday that either reminds them of their special someone or, well, not having one.  But this holiday which has become a corporate money making machine once started out as something meant truly for love in the romantic circles of Chaucer

There is on old saying describing a person with general knowledge as "a Jack of all Trades but a Master of None." Al and Johnny talk about the extrovert tendency towards being a Jack of all Trades and the introvert tendency towards the Master of one trade. They also talk about finding a middle ground and the strength and weaknesses of each tendency.

Dealing with exes can be something dreadful, or something surprisingly pleasant.  Whether we broke up with someone or we're the one being broken up with, there's one thing to keep in mind: it is not mandatory to hate your ex.

Introverts would be considered more likely to be agoraphobics but there's more to it than that.  Agoraphobia, once considered a sub of anxiety and panic disorder, can have many triggers from different areas. 

On the hold extroverts like to stick out more than introverts right? Well what about the times when introverts want to stick out? Whats the best way to approach it?

Al and Johnny discuss the famous Stanford Prison Experiment where a simple test of students playing prisoners and guards was unexpectedly cut short as it became too real.  What kinds of things did the experiment teach us about ourselves?   

Flirting as an introvert and an extrovert can be approached in very different ways, and have very different results.  Can an extrovert come across as overly confident? Can introverts spend too much time letting opportunities pass them by? At what point does flirting cross the line?

Al and Johnny discuss what it means to spend time with family during Christmas, including the weird feeling of buying gifts for cold relationships.  Also they discuss the hectic world of Christmas shopping as an introvert or extrovert

Al and Johnny discuss what moving means to introverts and extroverts and how moving can signify a life change in a lot of people.