It's Pretty OK

This week, Sean and Pierce talk about hot sauce, specifically Tabasco. Is it butt? Or is it perhaps...not butt? They close the show by discussing petty larceny and a South African student that stood up to robbers. MUSIC: "Hot Thoughts" - Spoon

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This week, Sean and Pierce talk about hot sauce, specifically Tabasco. Is it butt? Or is it perhaps...not butt? They close the show by discussing petty larceny and a South African student that stood up to robbers. MUSIC: "Hot Thoughts" - Spoon

This week, the guys are talking about maps, specifically those of the Google variety. Has access to maps on our phones eroded our sense of direction or changed how we drive? And who do people that put their feet on the dash think they are? MUSIC: "Maps" - Yeah Yeah Yeahs. ADDITIONAL MATERIAL: A Definitive Ranking of “Getting the Gang Together” Montages (The Ringer)

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This week, the guys are talking about maps, specifically those of the Google variety. Has access to maps on our phones eroded our sense of direction or changed how we drive? And who do people that put their feet on the dash think they are? MUSIC: "Maps" - Yeah Yeah Yeahs. ADDITIONAL MATERIAL: A Definitive Ranking of “Getting the Gang Together” Montages (The Ringer)

One of Pierce's favorite coffeeshops turns its wifi off over the weekend. Naturally, this called back to a time when the gang discussed a bar that used a Farraday cage to disrupt cell signals inside, and sparked a conversation about the etiquette of working at places that are neither your home nor your office. MUSIC: "Read My Mind" - The Killers. ADDITIONAL MATERIAL: Shea Serrano (@sheaserrano) on Twitter

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One of Pierce's favorite coffeeshops turns its wifi off over the weekend. Naturally, this called back to a time when the gang discussed a bar that used a Farraday cage to disrupt cell signals inside, and sparked a conversation about the etiquette of working at places that are neither your home nor your office. MUSIC: "Read My Mind" - The Killers. ADDITIONAL MATERIAL: Shea Serrano (@sheaserrano) on Twitter

This week, the reactions to season 7 of Game of Thrones (no spoilers) have Pierce and Sean talking about cultural criticism and the times when Pierce takes issue with it. As always, Pierce apologizes, and Sean shares a TED excerpt that's got him thinking. MUSIC: "Cathedral" - Jade Bird. ADDITIONAL MATERIAL: Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks - How we can face the future without fear, together (TED)

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This week, the reactions to season 7 of Game of Thrones (no spoilers) have Pierce and Sean talking about cultural criticism and the times when Pierce takes issue with it. As always, Pierce apologizes, and Sean shares a TED excerpt that's got him thinking. MUSIC: "Cathedral" - Jade Bird. ADDITIONAL MATERIAL: Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks - How we can face the future without fear, together (TED)

This week, Pierce opens the show by talking about a book Sean lent him—that he actually read for once. That leads to a conversation about what makes a piece of culture "dated," then Pierce apologizes and Sean shares a passage from said book. MUSIC: "The Stack" - White Reaper

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This week, Pierce opens the show by talking about a book Sean lent him—that he actually read for once. That leads to a conversation about what makes a piece of culture "dated," then Pierce apologizes and Sean shares a passage from said book. MUSIC: "The Stack" - White Reaper