Are we losing our brain's functionality by outsourcing memory to technology? If you find your chess skills fading, perhaps try a 9V electric jolt. Adam and Dan talk about building expertise, skills and fitness. Then Adam rails against Johnny Australia.

Adam's hypothesis: small towns dilute arseholes. What came first? The dick or the dickery? Then Dan adds a clause into Adam's prenup. Finally, Team Jackson brainstorms a timely delivery service that caters to all of the senses. #Zune4Lyf

Adam gets smoked out of his room, so he and Dan strike up a conversation about sexuality and sex in live performance. Covering Hollywood orgasms to method acting and intention of nudity, they end up asking the question: "Would you tread the boards naked"?

Adam and Dan talk eating habits, and how we curtail over-indulgence. Adam encounters the worst trivia night of his life. Dan gives the 25th Anniversary Salted Caramel Magnum a damning review. And together, they develop a philosophy for good gift giving.

Dan has been SICK and shares the benefits he's been bestowed with as a result. Adam takes issue with people attacking dole bludgers. And Dan suggests an organic and tasteful way he can help the Government to save money on public art.

After food product reviews and solutioneering, Dan builds strong community ties with his neighbourhood brethren. Then Adam asks if vehicle user courtesy is mirrored in the kindness of YouTube comments. And why all that rage on the road, anyhow?

The legalisation of drugs is given a brief message, as is addiction. Daniel then learns how much money he needs for retirement, and enacts a plan to set his inheritance on fire. Then stay tuned to the internet for a two-year-old's killer dad joke!

Tiny Houses. A caravan in disguise? Who do they suit? Adam questions the centuries-old adage, "Rent money is dead money." Dan wonders about the societal benefits of public nudity. And are we now in a world without context, or is it a passing phase?

How have cult followings of TV shows changed over the years? Adam proposes that current kid's TV programs are getting too good. And which Play School host did Adam hate as a child? You’ll never guess what happens next! Bronies. Damn it!

Daniel tells the story of how he learned to BYO fairy bread to parties (and to life). The different ways we make friends, treat strangers and the social situations we dread. And Adam shares with us a "life event"