Milk and Screams

This is not to assume you have choices of your own to make in the afterlife. This is about what we should and/or could do with our bodies after we're gone. There are a LOT of different things around the world that are done, and we're looking for the coolest one, or maybe we have even better ideas of our own. Tune in and find out why death isn't so scary and what you can do with yourself once you're gone! (It sounds morbid, but we promise it's a fun conversation).

@milkandscreams

@kyle_jagielski

@JakeYeller1

At this point it's no secret that we are two very different people in a lot of ways. One of those ways is our respective levels of gullibility and how that has influenced us. To what lengths will we believe somebody? Do we trust ourselves more than others or vice versa? And the big question, is there a reason for this? Additionally, what would happen if humans had the ability to acquire extra lives? These two topics have no correlation, but we talk about them both because we wanted to and we can, so enjoy the nonsense!

Kyle graduated with his bachelor's today! He's fully vaxxed! Big changes are coming and they're coming fast. In light of that, we're gonna be talking about what we're excited for once the world gets back to normal, but the main event will be talking about periods in our lives where we've experienced transition. How monumental was the transition? How did it affect us? What did we learn? What can YOU learn through us? It gets at least semi-deep and very inspirational because we're very wise, so join in and gain some knowledge!

We are both officially half vaxxed (is that how you spell it?)! That means more reminiscing on trips past in celebration of future trips. This week, we talk about Jacob's 2 week experience in France. Paris, French islands, The Louvre, the beaches of Normandy and so much more! So if you've ever wanted to visit France or you just want to live vicariously through somebody else's France experience, do it through Jacob in today's episode!

We're getting closer and closer to life being back to normal and putting Covid behind us. And part of the normal we'll be getting back is the ability to travel. So we thought it'd be great to tell stories and reminisce on the times we both separately went to Europe in the summer of 2019. Today's episode is Kyle talking all about Germany, what he learned there and what he experienced being in a place that is so much different from America, as this was his first time out of the country. Join in and see if you find yourself wanting to explore Germany, and stay tuned for next week's discussion about Jacob's trip to France!

There are PLENTY of movies that were done very poorly. There are also plenty of movies that were done really well. Do movies of both of these standards deserve a reboot? A sequel? Maybe! We each have a list of movies that we think could do well with being remade or given a sequel, making the world a better place. But before we get into that, we have a disagreement right before we press record that we immediately bring to you. Obviously, it's an argument of no benefit to anybody, but it's always important to try to be right. Remember that. Bad advice like this and more all in the work of one episode. Tune in!

You might associate yourself with Gen Z, millennials, or any other generation. But is there really any benefit in doing so? And better yet, do those generations exist in the first place? We're going to be talking about why these generational labels exist and whether they hold any weight to them. Also, look up what a puggle is and you'll be happy for the rest of the day. Enjoy the episode!

It's safe to say that sometimes, apologies just feel meaningless and ingenuine. That's because that's often the case. Today we talk about what an apology should be, what purpose it's supposed to serve, and when it might be necessary (generally speaking). We also go through some examples where people wonder whether or not they should be apologizing and give our take on the matter. It's impossible to pin apologies and their sincerity down with an easy science, but it's good to have a strong base. Stick with us through the episode and maybe yours will strengthen. Enjoy the pod!

It's impossible to count the amount of times we've been injured. Some of it makes total sense, but some of our injuries are just the most bizarre or idiotic ways to get injured that it's actually a little embarrassing. But aside from that, we need to talk about NFTs. If you don't know what these are, listen up, form an opinion, and figure out if you want to be a part of it. Enjoy the show!