In a very fun show, Paul & Chris get chat with the hilarious and enthusiastic Taryn Arnold from Patreon. She joins the show to talk the art of mouth foley, the right amount of internet stalking, teen crushes and Patreon page success.

It's part 2 with Jonathan Killearn, a classically trained musician navigating the competitive new music distribution world of the Internet. Is it crazy to pursue a career in creative arts?

The talented clog dancers, Chris & Paul chat with producer, arranger, composer & performer Jonathan Killearn. It's a battle of dueling microphones & cheap Korean guitars.

The new season has started and the guys are dropping science! Well, actually they're catching up with each other and you. Listen to learn how Val Kilmer could have saved the world from evil cable bundles if his Amtrak train hadn't been delayed.

Paul & Chris are back! They're kicking it old school. Join them as they go to warp speed. Well, just as soon as they can remove all the Google bloatware from the engineering software and find a cool external hard drive.

This is the second half of our discussion with writer Marty Chan. Topics are writing for the stage vs. novels, favorite authors, Houdini and the cleverly named new insulin.

The gents were incredibly lucky to talk to author Marty Chan. His works include books, plays, radio and television scripts & hilarious tweets. Discussion topics include actors who overdub Hollywood star's in films shown in other countries, prejudice, the Chinese word to describe "your life is going terribly wrong" and of course cats.

Paul and Chris sit down and chat about central vacuum and avocados! What more could you want from a host-full show? Well, surprise guest Tina pops in to talk delicious cookies and not-so delicious undercooked cheeseburgers.

Jacob Cook from arkOS is with the guys for part 2 of the discussion on privacy. Jacob says we should trust the investigation techniques we've used for years rather than collect everyone's data.

This week Chris wanted to talk about privacy so he and Paul invited Jacob Cook the father of arkOS to talk about the importance of confidentiality and better ways to protect yourself online.