Danny says SPOILER WARNING if you haven't beat The Last of Us Part 2. Spoiler, it's a great game despite some flaws.

This week Danny talks about how he feels about sports returning, Apple is just a consumer electronics company, and why video game streaming is king of media.

Danny breaks down the J.Cole & Noname drama, some Apple WWDC predictions, which console should you get next, and some guitar info

Black Lives Matter. Why Danny finds it necessary to be an ally as a Latino. Some stuff about the PlayStation 5 and upcoming games, but mostly addressing racism and bigotry and anyone not in support of anti-racism can go away. There are F bombs. Not for virgin ears.

This week Danny talks about his feelings on John Krasinski selling Some Good News, PlayStation's State of Play and what that means for the future of video game conferences, why it makes sense to invest in a high quality office chair....and a Pablo Escobar phone?

Danny explains how listening to music on vinyl is better for music than streaming, what we can expect from the rumored PlayStation 5 event, and with 10th gen Intel chips, now is as good a time as any to get that new PC.

Danny goes on for the longest episode to date, talking about the latest laptop updates and why you probably don't need that MacBook. What Unreal Engine 5 means for next gen and why expectations should be tempered. Danny thinks Animal Crossing & Final Fantasy 7 Remake are actually not that good.

Danny doesn't really talk about headphones for murder hornets, but he does talk about headphones, and mentions murder hornets. Updates to the Naughty Dog allegations, The Last of Us Part 2, and why Apple does the crazy stuff sometimes (spoiler: it's free real estate. Marketing. I meant marketing).

Updates to Support Chicago Bars, Danny talks about why Linkin Park's A Thousand Suns is one of the greatest rock albums of all time, & the complex feelings of The Last of Us 2 leaks and Naughty Dog working condition allegations.

In this weeks episode, Danny gives an update on #supportchicagobars, differences in large tech purchases, user design as it relates to new video gamers, and the importance of distractions.