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On this episode, Brian hops on the Sherlock Holmes wagon, Nate briefly reviews a children's book series, and Brian and Nate discuss the future of comedy and the media infrastructure.
On this episode, Brian has a bushel of Apples, Nate has a hodge-podge of machines, and they both expound up To-Do Lists, Automation, and studio upgrades.
On this episode, Brian and Nate provide their lists of the top ten books everyone should own, we both plug a local used bookstore, and Nate censors the names of other podcasts.
On this episode, Brian and Nate are joined again by the Blackberry Cobbler, and the three of us reminisce about Vine, complain about neighbors, share our addiction victories, and observe Nate's dog following the 90-10-100 rule.
On this episode, Brian ran an interview marathon, Brian and Nate find the link between genocide and puppies, and Nate lists some ancient civilizations.
On this episode, Brian and Nate break down the Suit Trifecta, The Proper Application, and their run-ins with Pinterest, Nate is living the Multi-Book Lifestyle, and Brian has a super-slick trench coat.
On this episode, no one makes a New Year's resolution, Brian met a long-term goal, Nate and Brian give lightning round book reviews for 2017, and Nate digs up the Tragedy of Episode Two to bring in 2018 with some closure.
On this episode, Nate gets excited about neckties, Brian has a long torso, and then an epic battle of the minds ensues to win the popular opinion of the masses in which Brian prepares his foundational defenses, Nate attacks, spitting his venom like an enraged hydra, and Brian valiantly defends the kingdom of shafts and balls: Golf.
On this episode, Brian and Nate bask in the first nice day in months, we warn each other about the perils of cold feet and sandy stumps, Brian reviews two adventure books that reveal some insights about leadership styles, and Nate provides a list of essentials for any #realmancave.
On this episode, we review a classic productivity book, Brian prefers an alternate genre to self-help books, Nate lays down the law on the one fashion rule men need to follow, and Brian shames Nate for not polishing his leather.
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