Even casual viewers love James Bond. Tracy and Holly load their custom weapons and fire out a discussion about why this character has endured, how 007 became a symbol of greatness for England, and of course, which Bond actors they prefer.

You can start shopping for winter holiday goodies in September, and Easter candy is hitting shelves as early as December. Why has the marketing for holidays crept up earlier and earlier on the calendar each year, and is it a bad thing?

You’ve probably heard of Nixon and Kennedy’s 1960 debate and how it hurt Nixon’s campaign. But that was in the beginning of televised politics. How has the television – and more recently, social media – affected the political landscape?

Both Tracy and Holly love new games, but they also fondly recall the early days of the video game industry. Take a trip down memory lane as talk turns to arcades, “Wreck-it Ralph” and why gamers get so attached to the titles.

The entertainment market is saturated with supernatural creatures, but vampires and zombies seem to be the most popular, with werewolves coming in a close third. What will we be seeing the most of once the various iterations of the undead are played out?

Women who want to let out their sexy side on Halloween have all the choices in the world. But what about ladies who don’t want to go bare? Tracy and Holly discuss the body shaming, freedom of expression and bizarre designs of the sexy costume trend.

Public proposals are more and more common, but why is this a trend? Is the epic staging and expense of a lavish spectacle to pop the question the way today’s grooms prove their love to would-be brides? And what happens when the proposer gets turned down?

You can get Hello Kitty everything. Everything. Tracy and Holly talk about the famous cat’s beginnings, staying power and her many Sanrio friends. Just how did a feline with no film or television origin get so popular in the first place?

Neither Tracy nor Holly is really into yoga, but they’re both fascinated by its history and culture. Do you have to be flexible to get something out of yoga? Why is yoga’s history in the U.S. so scandalous, and is practicing yoga beneficial or dangerous?

It’s pretty difficult to find someone who doesn’t like playing with Legos. It’s not difficult, however, to find someone who doesn’t like Lego’s gendered marketing approach. Tracy and Holly talk about the good, the bad and the great things about Legos.