Nick’s childhood friend, Bryce Thomas, recently got out of the Navy. While serving, he experienced some wild things, including a buddy losing his fingers in a freak accident.

In this episode, Bryce reflects on boot-camp, training, and—of course—a few of the wild memories.

Nick & Connor chat about the new Netflix film Death Note, and the highly anticipated Mayweather vs. McGregor fight that took place over the weekend.

Nick & Connor break down what exactly happened in Charlottesville, VA during the protests that turned violent, and modern-day Nazis in the United States.

The two also recently sat in on a Q&A with the director of Robert Pattinson’s the new film, Good Time, that was hosted by Selena Gomez—they’ll be chatting about the film, the Safdie brothers and what went down at the Q&A.

As tensions between the US and North Korea rise, Nick and Connor dive into the history of North Korea and what lead to the creation of a society that’s cut off from the rest of the world and why they’re so set on appearing to be the biggest militaristic threat on the planet.

Nick chats about his new comedic short film, The Malebox, which he wrote/directed/edited/and starred in alongside Andy Dick, as well as the idobi weekly web-series Vandals he acted in; a weekly series that premiered Tuesday, July 18th.

Nick & Connor chat about the new films Baby Driver and Okja, as well as Connor’s recent car accident, Nick’s car AC going out on him on a mid-summer day drive, and plenty more.

This was an episode of firsts. Not only did Nick kick off the live show alone, but it was also streamed on Instagram for an interactive hour of chatting with all those tuning in

In a Nick Major Show first, Nick tackles the show solo and pre-records it from the comfort of his Jeep.

Nick and Connor, both battling a cold, chat with idobi founder Tom Cheney over the course of the show about a variety of topics.

Nick Major is joined by co-hosts Andre Tempfur of Gold Souls and, of course, Connor Jesse.