The boys dump some things into this week's timecapsule just so we can take a look at it again in another 20 or 50 years. Then, they welcome in the Frazier's of Renton's own Drum Roll Wine talk about...well, wine, of course. The Frazier's are good folks who know their stuff and make a great product all the while supporting the community, bringing people together and being top notch folks. It's a great conversation so take a listen and don't forget to subscribe, like, comment and share, in that order. Much love!

We had and then lost our guest this week, but we'll bring you Captain Slinky's Awesomely Asinine 45-Minute Trivia Hour sometime in July. So, this week, we drop some ideas and news in the time capsule, so we don't have to think too hard on them for 20 or 50 years, then chat about things going on in our worlds. Come join us on this thing called life! Don't forget to subscribe, comment and share. Much love!00:00 Welcome and Introductions10:31 AI and Its Implications26:25 The Importance of Community Spaces35:49 Reflections on the Past and Future39:01 The Rise and Fall of Business Ventures41:26 Community Developments and Local Events45:00 Celebrating Local Culture and History48:40 Music and Community Engagement51:57 Upcoming Guests and Future Plans55:13 Reflections on Generational Experiences57:59 Personal Updates and Future Aspirations01:14:40 New Outro

The boys chuck some news stories and ideas from this past week into the time capsule to be dug up in 20 or 50 years. And then welcome in guest extraordinaire Mark Pinkaow of Mark Thai Food Box. You might know "Uncle" Mark from his and his wife's years of restaurants serving all over the Seattle area. Mark has been involved with Thai food and restaurants in New York, Las Vegas and all over the greater Seattle area. It's in his DNA, and he does it well. He feeds the boys and as they discuss food, flavors, spice and his homeland. Don't forget to like, subscribe, comment and share. Big thanks to Dunce Cap Games and TJ Mart for sponsoring this episode! Much love!

Welcome to Episode 174! The boys throw some news stories into the time capsule to, hopefully, not have to deal with for 20 or 50 years. "Buzz, Buzz" is tonight's safe word which may get used quite a bit. Then they have guest Ken Carlson who is a comic creator, author and film maker. We discuss Ken's work, motivations and approach. We talk a little AI, which can't feel and has never been kicked in the nuts! Ken gets his fortune from the Magically Mystical Misfortune Machine and learns his fate! It's a packed episode so tune in, drop out, sit back and please, don't forget to like, subscribe, comment and share. Much Love!

The boys throw some stuff in this week's time capsule, then discuss what American's love most: processed food! It's a look at the history and the good and bad of our food supply here in the states. Then, we kick off the first Magically Mystical Misfortune Machine for a loyal listener and subscriber. It's a packed episode, so don't forget to comment, share, like and subscribe. Much love!

The boys discuss the current events they want to throw into the time capsule and lock away for 20 or 50 years. Then talk about their hometown of Renton and things you should look for in your own hometown. Great parks, great restaurants, great food (same thing?), historic places, the people, the things! Then we take a look at our new Magically Mystical Misfortune Machine as we get ready to start handing out the mis/fortunes of our loyal listeners and subscribers. Then end on some positivity, because we all need that. Please like, subscribe, comment and share. Much Love!

The boys drop some news story stuff into this weeks' time capsule and then discuss one of the greatest and most absurd comedy albums of all time: "Wild and Crazy Guy", Steve Martin's 2nd album from 1978. We talk about its background and its cultural effect. It's a very cool album that show's Martin's career jump from popular touring small clubs to launching into the stratosphere of super-stardom. And let's not forget King Tut. Do the liking, the subscribing, and the commenting. Tell your friends how we're always here for you and how they should watch too. Much love!

The boys chat about a silly little GQ article from way back 1995, all about overrated things. It made the rounds on Redditt a few years ago, but we're bringing it back, along with a second article from 2024 about the overrated things from then! Holy smokes, people were weird in both eras. Don't forget to like, and subscribe and comment and share. Much love!

This week we have Tamara Dever, woman of many hats! She's an author, book designer, author coach, and curator of the '80s with her website TotallyCool80s.com! She's author of a children's book called "The Day We Found Yesterday" and several fun quiz books like the "Ultimate Mix Tape" quiz book series and the "I Like Big Books & I Cannot Lie"! We talk about her books, her super cool '80s inspired office space, the '80s (of course!), Corey Hart, and sharing our childhoods with kids. The '80s live! Come listen, like, share and subscribe! Much love!

The boys are joined by the fabulous Sophia Sky who is the Executive Director of SEAF. We dive into what SEAF is, how it got started, some of the artists, some of the many, many things available at the festival, why it is very important to the community, and what to expect when one spends the weekend immersed in this erotic festival. Thanks for the watch/listen, and please subscribe, like, comment and share. Much love!