Remember Orange Julius? Radio Shack? That feeling of freedom to shop, see a movie, eat, and otherwise hang out with your friends only to encounter the ultimate embarrassment of running into…..your parents??? A trip down 80s memory lane.

Gregg stumbles across the concept of the Just World Theory which leads to a deeper discussion of empathy. Also, apologies for road rage.

Welcome to your new favorite vacation destination – and it’s educational too! If only the idiots in the real world were as safely hidden behind bars as those in our Idiot Zoo. Put on your headphones, the walking tour is free! Diet Coke in a souvenir cup is available for $8.95.

Is there a place for the display of emotions in the workplace? We talk about the difference between the generations and how we all handle (and don’t handle) ourselves in public.

This week for Halloween we look back at the superstitions of our youth. Some of them have a basis in logic and reason, and then there others that make no sense, but all of them bring back memories and stories.

Season 4 begins! When selective memory crosses with yelling at clouds you end up questioning the moons over Madison.

What is a Mid Life Crisis, really? Is it actually a “crisis” or just another inflection point on our respective journeys?

We remember being more risky as kids than they are today. Where is the line between early responsibility and neglect? Helicopter parenting and failing safely? Also discussed, the proper amount of salt on a pretzel.

It’s one thing to feel old, but what about the realization that you’re viewed as old by others? James shares a recent experience that changed his self-perception.

When you’re done caring about the consequences because you care too much about doing it right.