In this episode:

WannaCry Ransom ware - who and how is this working. How would your mother pay off the ransom with bitcoin?

Chris Cornell has passed away. Pete and Bryan argue about Chris Crornell and Eddie Vedder. 

Rachael has a new pop quiz: Niki Manaj is a philanthropist, escalators in Wisconsin, which city has the most breweries, and more. 

In this Episode:

- Elon and Musk is with Amber Heard. Is this money conquers all or crazy seeking its own level?

- Bill O'Reilly fact correction - Sexual harassment discussion.

- A plane crashes near Paine Field studios in Mukilteo.

- What is appropriate penalty for being the reason for a traffic jam?

- Mean thoughts

- All the news that's fit to print - Dancing with the stars dancer farts in partner's face.

Question box questions: Lumbersexuals

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Episode 65:

Bryan and Rachael are signed up for the Seattle Rock n Roll half marathon and neither are really doing much to train. We discuss the lesser known trials of running long distances.

Bryan recently wrapped up "Ready Player One" by Ernest Cline. As is now the norm, Bryan had to define what "read" actually meant.

How soon do you suspect classrooms and work meetings will be in Virtual Reality? Is it possible we spend more time in VR than IRL?

Space X has a plan to send passengers to the moon and Elon Musk's Boring Company has a concept for mass transit.

Rachael has a new Pop Quiz - how will you fare?

In this episode:

Heineken's Worlds Apart advertising campaign. Is the is ad Pepsi should have made? Rachael cries either way.

A student writes a paper and a professor get triggered by the content. This leads to a larger discussion about rape culture and gender studies.

Question Box: Tune in to see what listeners are asking!

In this episode:

- A yoga update from Bryan leads to a discussion about gym culture - cell phones, foam rollers, and relaxing instead of lifting.

- Dating conjoined twins would be complicated.

- "Stealthing" - what the hell is it and why is it in the headlines? Who does this anyway and what does it mean?

- Pop Quiz: Russell Wilson and Ciara have a baby, Nordstrom's new jeans, Ludacris has throws a sweet party and more.

Rob Z from High & Tight joins the show to weigh in on this week's subjects. You can catch High & Tight every week here: High & Tight

In this episode:

- What 420 day means to us

- United Airlines and their handling of over booked flight 3411 to Kentucky - Who is right and who is wrong?

- Rachael has a new pop quiz: Sean Spicer V Hitler, Facebook Live Killers, Kylie Jenner and more.

Rachael leveled an insult at Bryan which leads to a discussion about penises - The hammer discussion. Do you measure it? Why is it the "lowest blow", If removed, do you go on living?

The reversal of the Obama era FCC privacy act - what it really means to you.

Question box:

What would you do if you knew your unborn baby had Downs Syndrome?

What professional team will Seattle get first? NBA, NHL, MLB? 

In this Episode:

Some welcomed show feedback is discussed.

- Sexism and Pete's homophobia

Pepsi Ad starring Kendall Jenner

- Making light of real struggles and using it to sell a product

- It's getting views, but does it resonate with anyone?

- Brand awareness - Uber, as a company, sucks so people are using Lyft

Rachael has a pop quiz

In this Episode:

- Bryan compares Tinder and Bumble, discusses his online dating experiences, and makes his online dating app recommendation.

- Physical violence in relationships - it is ever okay and what should our toleration of imposing power in a relationship (of any kind) be?

- What exactly is a snowflake anyway? A millennial individual? A Conservative term for a Liberal, Donald Trump? 

- Kyle Reyes and his Snowflake Test - how is this legit?

Episode 58:

Disney pulling Beauty and the Beast from Malaysian theaters rather than censor a brief "gay" scene.

Bryan reports on his Tinder experiences in the last 2 weeks.

Rachael asks what to do when the Trader Joe's guy gives her his phone number and Bryan ties it to Friends.

Pete wonders how old to too old to default to crying as an emotional response.

What is Reddit's power? Was Amy Schumer's comedy special un-funny because of Reddit? Reddit certainly influenced Pete to cancel his Mass Effect pre-order.