Adam returns from South America with tales of lost baggage and never ending markets. The guys then ponder the question: what is the balance between enjoying the wonders of the world, and protecting them from being slowly destroyed by tourists?

Guest co-host Steven Sommer joins Dan for a wide-ranging conversation about dodging the glutens, through to dogs pissing in the snow. Dan tries his darndest to help Steven assess his job options, and Steven shares travel tips from his northern adventures.

JnJ welcomes guest co-host James Croft. He and Dan talk about honesty on the Internet, as well as weeding one's social media garden. Also discussed is the feeling of putting one's work in front of an audience (and then receiving feedback)!

Learn how Dan's car is like a retired army officer and how Adam can play jingle-bells using a car seat. Also, the validity of New Year's Resolutions is debated, as is the reaction of nerds to Zooey Deschanel's popularisation of their nerdy activities.

Dan goes in search of the meaning of Christmas, while Adam goes in search of a Boxing Day sale. Speaking of Boxing Day, Adam laments how quickly it turns the Christmas Spirit into Spending Satan. Plus super human abilities, travel poo poos and more.

Adam discovers the horror in Christmas light decorations, and the injustice of quantity trumping quality. And if that wasn't bad enough, there's a war raging in his mind, come Christmas time, and only an Einsteinian feat can solve his gift-buying woes.

What are the Japanese getting up to with snails these days? Adam learns about YouTube product reviews – and he's angry. And Daniel considers if the treadmill of life is for him – or simply an inevitability. J'n'J: Bringing you talking, weekly, since 2012.

What is Adam's terrible secret that is hidden in plain sight? And who is Dan's latest retail lover? Adam takes on the role of mother and forges a plan to get Dan grand-kids. (To win a date with Dan, inquire within.)

Why is Adam perceived as a clumsy man? It can't be for lack of buying a mattress, as that's exactly what he did. But will Adam ever reach consumer contentment? Plus, Adam's theory of why people are less willing to go to war these days.

Dan tries to convince Adam that podcasting is the lazy-mans radio, while Adam mediates Christmas present conversation between kids and their parents. Then Mr Pragmatic arrives, toting tips for brainstorming, to help people avoid creating a shit-storm.