COVID, Afghanistan, Immigration, Gun Control, Reparations, Markets, Crime and the Duke of Sussex in news this week. Reviews of the movie Soul and the series WandaVision.

Scott and Mike discuss this week's key news, including COVID developments, Amazon getting into healthcare, conclusions about foreign interference in the 2020 election, markets and economy and the Grammys, as well as offering movie and series reviews.  Also, hear our first guest interview in this episode. 

This week - Meghan making things hairy at "Buckingpig" palace, vaccine bashing Russians, plus-sized pooches, Biden and the Dems stimulating Americans, economic euphoria, the worst movie ever (maybe) and The Queen's Gambit.  

Scott and Mike bring you the latest news about COVID, Google, the U.S. Bombing of Syria and Dr. Seuss, as well as information on the Golden Globes and movies and television series. 

Scott and Mike talk about the winter blast that gripped the U.S. last week, the problems caused by the Texas deep freeze, COVID, Mars exploration and more. 

Caffeine is likely the most used psychoactive drug in the world, though generally people don't identify it as a drug. While caffeine is relatively safe, it does cause biological responses in your body, particularly your mind. Genetic differences make us more or less susceptible to those responses. If you are a caffeine user, like most everyone in the world, you should be aware of how it works and how to manage it for your benefit. 

Scott and Mike review recent erratic trading in GameStop and discuss bubbles in the context of what a smart investor should know and do.

Are women responsible for men's mid-life crises? Why do men find large boobs titillating?  Scott and Mike explore a hypothesis referred to as the Savanna Principle which asserts that life on the Savanna millions of years ago continues to significantly impact how our brains work today and some things that are difficult to explain in a modern environment made perfect sense on the Savanna.  

Conspiracy theories are not new, but they seem to be having an exceptional impact on thinking about current events, including the coronavirus and COVID. Scott and Mike will touch on a few of those and discuss the probabilities of legitimacy.  

Scott and Mike look at the formal and informal powers of the U.S. president.