Today, we talk about how our emotions are affected when we watch someone we love suffer through illness or disease.  We must endeavor to show sympathy and empathy for the support groups, as well as those who are sick.  I also share some personal stories and experiences that were much harder to talk about than I imagined. 

Everyone handles grief differently. I, for one, often use humor to get through hardship; however, some people take this as a bad thing. So I explore why I use this method of coping and try to understand why others dislike it. 

I dive deep into my own heart and tell you all about my own experience with a running breakup, heartache and coping mechanisms.  Do you relate? 

Listen, some of these driving sins are nearly unforgivable.  You know them. You hate them. We all hate them. If you do them... frickin quit it!

Do any of you suffer from ADD? Do any of you NOT suffer from ADD, but still struggle to stay interested in something for more than a few moments? Have you ever noticed any trends in movies, TV, and even Youtube videos, particularly with how they're recorded and presented?  We take a closer look at how media has changed to try and keep our attention.

In a more light-hearted episode, we explore the ever-interesting game of "Would You Rather?"  Adam finds that his brain gets cooked more easily than he had imagined with some of these quandaries.  Care to play along?

Have you downloaded a dating app and felt worthless because you get no hits or messages?  Do you get frustrated when you match with someone and they don't talk to you?  Do you find that when you do connect with somebody, that it's hard to keep things moving forward?  Today Adam talks to himself about what we can do to protect ourselves from the wounds that dating apps can inflict.

What are your reactions to tragedy when you witness it online?  Is your first instinct to defend your political stances?  Do you find yourself wanting to argue with people online?  Do you express your condolences to victims or find someone to fight about your views on gun control? 

Today, we talk about the differences in reactions when faced with a tragedy that does not affect us directly. Do we consider the family's of the murderer as well as the victims?  Let's explore that concept.