CW/TW: Today's episode feature themes related to domestic abuse and may be difficult for some listeners.

We were lucky enough to speak to Nina Freeman (@PersocomNina) to discuss her new game "Last Call" and the process behind turning trauma into an interactive story.

Among a growing landscape of content surrounding serial killers, we invited Cody's girlfriend and resident true crime podcast fan, Meg to help Bobby and Cody address the wider implications of this growing media and whether paranoia is really always a bad thing.

After a bizarre NBA media day, Bobby and Cody reflect on the players' opinions and how fans will feel about their favorite player speaking out against vaccines.

Bobby and Cody both stepped foot in an office for the first time in over a year and we discuss the game Fortnite's confusing display.

The boys analyze whether dreams are still possible while Bobby deals with his own crushing blow.

Two of the biggest stories in sports right now include women breaking the rules, Rachel Nichols and Sha'Carri Richardson, but while one rule is clear and another is murky, Bobby and Cody attempt to analyze and contrast the scrutiny each has received, whether fair or not.

Our old friend Swelly (@ChipSwelly) comes straight from nature to our new studio to tell us what it's like to be an introverted nature lover during the pandemic.

This week we dive into a strange idea. What if you enjoyed you nightmares so much you never wanted to leave. What kind of sadistic human would like that? Listen as we dive deep on nightmares, lucid dreaming, and more!

We ask our good friend Chris Jones (@AH_Pod) to join us as we talk baseball outside the lines touching on the Phillies degenerate center fielder, moving the All-Star Game, and player stereotypes.

Our friend Bobby finally takes the big leap while Cody shares his unedited plans for stealing the Declaration of Independence.