2015 is here. Sidney and Corey talk about some battling a few demons and what to make of their recent struggles in life.

Sidney and Corey close out their one-year anniversary of Mildly Excited and discuss learns, love, and loss in 2014.

We contemplate the Creative Drought™ that plagues us during the worst of times. Do you find solace in distractions that regulate your stress levels or force yourself to work harder on something more fulfilling?

Sidney and Corey go over how media consumption has evolved and discuss its merits for making creative work outside of the mainstream.

Corey's been out of commission but Sidney does an update on life and what happens when you get into a creative funk for the past three weeks.

We discuss the merits of Gone Girl and get into some of the murky waters of whether the film and its creators are being misogynistic.

Sidney and Corey talk about the inevitable apocalypse many have been anticipating for decades. Riots, economic failure, terrorism, mass media, the Internet. Some say it's all coming to an end.

Bernard Capulong of EveryDay Carry joins Sidney in discussing his startup company in Miami, researching current trends in shopping, the idea of curation vs. discovery, and whether or not people just want what's “good enough.”

We spend an entire hour trying to talk about the new wearable technology but inevitably get on about social networks and its impact on our behavior as well as how it may reflect our own inability to connect with so many people at once.

Sidney and Corey return with a double episode! We go over the Lorde Concert in NYC and the social behavior of capturing everything on camera.