In this episode, we talk about our experiences smoking for the first time, the Wall Street/GameStop/Robinhood controversy, the 35 year anniversary of the Challenger explosion, and how to cope with the death of a loved one. 

In this episode, we talk about how the Bernie Sanders memes have made him more relevant than the new president and vice president, how people need to be more honest about the shortcomings of the political parties they support, as well as the anniversary of Kobe Bryant's death and the concept of separating the art from the artist. 

In this episode, we honor Dr. Martin Luther King by discussing the risks he took being the face of the Civil Rights movement, the differences between his approach to equality and Malcolm X's, and also the ways in which the black community was effected negatively following his death. 

In this episode, we discuss the recent riots at the capitol and what the motivations were behind it, Trump being banned from Twitter and the potential precedent it may be setting, and how people on both sides need to stop fighting each other and focus on the real enemy. 

In this episode, we get into one's mental health not being an excuse to be an ass hole, how easy it is for the media to make people think a certain way even if it's wrong, and how ridiculously underappreciated/underpaid teachers are. 

In our last episode of 2020, we talk about how the PC culture keeps people from having minds of their own, the concept of New Years resolutions and how many don't stick to them, and the events that made 2020 such a crazy year. 

In this Christmas week edition, we discuss the outrage over the U.S. government only providing $600.00 in stimulus packages, Joel Osteen receiving $4.4 million in loans while ordinary people receive little to nothing, and still finding the fun in the holiday season despite getting older. 

In this episode, we discuss how detrimental TV can be for your health, going to college not being for everyone, the COVID vaccine, and the way people demand more from relationships than they bring to the table. 

In this episode, we get into the Saved By The Bell reboot controversy, finding ways to cope with depression during COVID, and how the PC culture tries to force everybody to be the same. 

In this episode, we discuss dealing with divorce through the film Mrs. Doubtfire, the film Ray and its lesson on standing up for the right thing, and wanting to do music more for the love of it then the fame.