Let's talk about sex, bay-bee. Let's talk about you and me. Let's talk about all the good things and the bad things—like doing it when your kids are in the room. Wait, WHAT!? After discussing Mike's new professional ventures, the subject of mindfulness, and a Journal Kernel from Megan's first day of college, the jar deals a legit R-rated topic...one Mike and Meg are all too happy to delve into. That is, assuming Meg's dad skips this one and goes right to episode 23. (SERIOUSLY DAD.) The rest of you should dim the lights, slip into something more comfortable and enjoy this installment of 100 Things—which is possibly sexier than Real Sex on HBO. Possibly.  

The podcast is 21 episodes old, but there's a case of arrested development as all of Mike and Megan's technology has failed forcing them to record with limited resources. After recapping what was a wonderful vacation spent together at Wilco's Solid Sound Festival, a round of F, Marry, Kill and another stellar installment of Megan's Journal Kernels, the jar gives a crappy joke. Mike suffers a mini panic attack, but Megan calms things down as the conversation goes into weightier topics like trying new things, dreamers dreaming and how much time they have to become as famous as Megan Mullally and Vinny Pastore. Whether in the jungle or at a bruhrerry, coloring with crans, or hanging with the mare, fire up the grill (but don't burn the house down) and enjoy this adult aged installment of 100 Things In A Jar. 

Episode 20 starts with an embarrassing admission from Megan and quickly spirals into Mike singing a variety of songs and testing out some lyrics for a new musical. After an impromptu  game of F, Marry, Kill the jar brings up the issue of thank you notes and cursive, topics Megan the writer are very passionate about. Mike attempts to refute her, but is so blown away by the strength of her argument he winds up wanting to become a hippy who writes random thank you notes to people he doesn't even know. There's that and much more, so put down your newfangled technologies, grab a meatball sandwich with your favorite UPS delivery man and hey, don't worry about your lawn FFS.  You're doing the best you can so thank you!

Guilty pleasures are the topic of Episode 19 and Mike and Megan share the foods, music, tv shows and rituals they enjoy doing when nobody else is looking or judging. Also on this episode is another installment of Megan's Journal Kernels, the time Mike wanted to set up Megan with a total psychopath and how Mike transformed from a handsome, smiling high school graduate into a cheese eatin', port swillin' goblin who scared girls. All that and much more are featured here on this episode. Use your "me time" and enjoy this episode BIG TIME!!!! 

In this episode Mike and Megan tackle the subject of turning 40 and all it entails, such as realizing your mortality (or not), becoming more sure of yourself, feeling a greater need to connect and the simple joy of  watching kids singing. Aging isn't all bad as Megan and Mike look back on younger days when Mike looked like a lesbian woman and Megan appeared to be a gay man. The hosts also get to play their first listener generated F, MARRY, KILL game! It's all part of life's rich pageant. Oh by the way, hey John, give Mike a call!

Nostalgia, the evanescence of childhood, and sex with celebrities—this episode is a mixed bag if there ever was one. After a meaningful discussion on the passage of time, Mike and Megan revisit Episode 14, and finally name who is on their free pass list. While Mike is quite interested in the bare tush of a gal on "Fargo," Megan recounts the time she bought John Krasinski a Guinness. Finally, the jar brings them on a trip down memory lane, to summers spent at the beach and a bittersweet reminder that those days are gone forever.

It's down to the wire for Michael and Megan, who recorded this episode a mere 12 hours before its release. Adulthood and all its trappings - exhaustion, depression, lawn maintenance, beach getaways - have gotten in the way of recording. But nothing would prevent them from episode 16. And thank goodness, because the topics that come up are nothing to sneeze at: the meaning of life and the point of paying taxes - with a little covfefe thrown in for good measure. 

Our "hero" Mike is tired after doing some manly chores, but he soon perks up as the the conversation turns to table manners, some off key Frank Sinatra tunes and Megan's latest writing. The topic is comedy or drama which leads to tales of Megan's acting days, the lullabye of Broadway and our favorite movies in each genre. Just like life, there are laughs, there are almost tears and a little singing. Whether you're alone or where everybody knows your name, we hope you enjoy it. 

It's suddenly sweltering in this neck of the woods—but this episode ain't about the weather. Michael and Megan are talking about celebrities: meeting them, shouting the C-word with them, and maybe, who knows, someday getting a free pass with a few. Meg's friend Sarah provided this week's topic and though no consensus is reached about Julian Edelman, plenty of other famous names are bandied about. But here's the real question: who's on YOUR get out of jail free list? 

After a long and tiring month, Mike and Megan could use a little luck to get through this week's episode. Untimely Costco trips, turning 40 and losing their bed and breakfast virginity are all discussed, before the jar steers the conversation to tales of getting fired by a mouse, obsessive compulsive list making and some random singing until Mike and Megan attempt to finally escape this episode and say goodnight.