With extra time spent indoors nowadays, that means even more time to listen to music. And luckily during this period, there's still been a lot of artists and bands who have released their albums (even though some others have passed theirs back). Kev and Jack look over a variety of projects across different genres and sort through what's been the best and worst released so far from the people on their radar.

The only season we haven't done an episode on yet is the one we're currently in the midst of. While technically Spring began a month ago, right now is when it's really supposed to be hitting its stride and the start of warmer weather. Jack and Kev talk about where it ranks among the seasons, what happens within the months, and if it's something they look forward to or not.

When the everyday person has gone to get a new pair of shoes in the past couple decades, there's a likely chance that Foot Locker has been their destination. Sometimes on purpose, sometimes when they're just walking around the mall. The retail spot has been holding its crown (or whistle) strong for years. With its classic black-and-white striped shirts for workers uniforms and it's wide selection of general shoes, it's a popular spot. It even has different branches and owns other shoe stores. Kev and Jack break down their experience and thoughts with it.

Given that it's a Quarantine type of scenario, it felt appropriate to do a movie episode on the '80s staple The Breakfast Club - which also is celebrating its 35th anniversary this year. The teenage movie of five high schoolers spending a Saturday in detention is a very simple plot but has a lot of ways it can go. Jack and Kev go through different categories to evaluate its strength and weaknesses, decide where it ranks in John Hughes' filmography, and whether or not it's a classic.

For the time-honored traditional holiday, the boys have a serious and informational look at April Fools' Day - such as it's illustrious history over the centuries, their personal history with it, and different examples that brands/companies have pulled in the past. Nothing but facts only.

In honor of his new music project releasing, the boys go through the work (primarily the music side) of Donald Glover - who has gone by Childish Gambino as his music name. Jack and Kev talk about his discography and their initial reactions to his new "3.15.20" body of work. Episode released earlier in week to be fresh for the release, which hit streaming on Sunday the 22nd.

With so much that happened since the release on Wednesday morning of the last episode, a part two was necessary to cover what happened from then (the 11th) through the end of Sunday (the 15th) with the coronavirus situation - now a global pandemic. From the raise in severity and spread of the virus itself to how much more intense the reaction became around it, Kev and Jack look at the different aspects.

The topic infecting the world right now is none other than COVID-19 aka the latest coronavirus. It's all over and is causing issues both directly and with its ripple effects. What are the pros to it? And are the cons as bad as they seem? Jack and Kev give their own opinions.

Having conversations online with a bunch of people is obviously different than just messaging someone one-on-one. But is it better? Or worse? Kev and Jack discuss when it sometimes can be advantage, and when it can also sometimes get annoying.

One of the most popular accessories that you'll often see people wearing is a hat of some kind. Most often, that's probably a baseball-style cap - but there's many other kinds. Some have lasted throughout history, and some are more recent. Some purely functional, some just for style, some for religion, and others that just seem to exist in their own world. Jack and Kev talk about different iterations and do a rapid fire of their thoughts on each.