Outrage Culture! Why is everyone offended all the time these days? Are people being overly sensitive or has society finally decided to stop putting up with closed minded, thinking anymore? Kevin and Nick discuss how and why they think the outrage culture has grown into a force to be reckoned with in comedy, the news and social media and whether or not it is here to stay. Kevin talks about how he sees it from the privileged white male angle and Nick discusses how offensive thoughts and ideas have affected him as a minority in America. We hope you’re deeply offended and outraged by this episode.

Kevin asks Nick about his 104 mile bike ride he went on this past weekend. The conversation revolves around cycling rules and culture and the different types of bikes there are to ride. They even answer questions from Twitter followers. If you're into biking, this episode is for you.

Nick and Kevin share a fondness for graphic t-shirts. They have obsessed over them since they were kids so they sat down and went through all the shirts they either owned or wanted since they were kids. A lot of nostalgia in this episode as No Fear, Hypercolor, Bones Brigade, Metallica, Iron Maiden The Far Side and many more are covered. Also, stay tuned at the end for an announcement about a t-shirt that may or may not be about the Occasionally Awesome podcast.

Part 2 of Nick and Kevin's journey back to all the odd, weird and regular jobs they had growing up. This episode focuses on Kevin's stint on what was going to be a design gig that turned into an an assembly line gig and Nick's experiences as a waiter in both dive bars and fine dining establishments. The intro song for this episode is 'Lampshades in Fire,' by Modest Mouse.

Kevin and Nick get nostalgic again this week and talk about all the different jobs (before entertainment) they had growing up. This one is a two parter since there are so many and also the recorder battery died and there were no backups. The intro song for this episode is 'Saturday Morning,' by Eels.

Kevin and Nick grew up a long time ago in a galaxy far far away (the 90s) where urban legends ran rampant because there was no internet to quickly and easily debunk them. The guys sit back and recall some of the most popular ones of the day and talk about how gullible they were to believe them and if things like that could ever happen in the internet age. The intro song for this episode is 'Modern Kicks' by The Exploding Hearts.

Part 1 of a series where Kevin and Nick have female friends of theirs from different walks of life on to discuss what it is to be a modern woman and answer questions the guys have about issues of the day. This episode, Kevin's friend Cassandra Zaree (@cassandrazaree) joins the guys and talks about her experiences as a woman in the workplace and answers questions about catcalling and public flirtation among other things. The intro song for this episode is 'Pedestrian at Best,' by Courtney Barnett.

In light of President's Day Nick and Kevin have a spirited debate over the pros and cons of America and what it means to live in the freest country in the world. The into for this episode is 'Badlands,' by Bruce Springsteen.

In light of President's Day Nick and Kevin have a spirited debate over the pros and cons of America and what it means to live in the freest country in the world. The into for this episode is 'Badlands,' by Bruce Springsteen.

Inspiration LA is the annual vintage and Americana inspired clothing expo that brings mostly men down to a building every year to drool over the latest trends in fashion. Kevin and Nick decided to bring their good friend and fellow comedian Candice Thompson with them to get an outsiders' perspective. After attending Inspiration for a whole day they sit down and discuss her thoughts and judgments on the event as a whole. The intro song for this episode is 'Man it Feels Like Space Again,' by Pond.