The bums have had this episode planned for quite some time, we wanted to discuss the people that we share blood with and live in the United States like us. What has their history been? Why have they been seen as inferior for the majority of US history? What modern day problems still exist for these people here? And what contributions have they made to the building of the United States? This is part 1 of our 2 part series on ethnicity and race.

The bums bring back our Marvel enthusiast, Cooper, to do a dive into the character of Spider-Man. Over our lifetime, we have seen this super hero be characterized in so many different ways by different actors, directors, writers, etc. How have these differences lifted up Spider-Man? How have they changed the way we see him? We get to those questions and more, enjoy!

Bryce and Eddie got together for a short run on our experiences with zoos, aquariums, and any wild life place you may find in the United States. Do we find them ethical? Is it really ok to house animals outside there habitats? Listen in and feel free to let us know your thoughts!

The bums brought on an old friend to talk about streaming, e sports, and even dive further into the mystery that is De La Salle High School in Concord, CA. We hope you enjoy some added context to Eddie's life, and the great vibes our guest, Nathaniel, always brings to the table!

The bums in LA sat down to talk about hate, and how it can cycle and be perpetuated over time. Hate is incredibly pervasive also in story, as the bums talk about here. Lastly, we discuss how it may be ended and interrupted by love and acceptance. This is a heavier and darker episode, bear in mind certain topics are discussed that may be triggering to some. We hope you enjoy.

The boys kick back in Los Angeles to consider some five head thoughts. A little return to a favorite of ours to ask big questions and just talk!

Bryce and Eddie kick back and discuss what inspiration means to them. How does it play an influence in their lives?

The bums take a crack at the concept of laziness in the United States. How has work ethic changed? Why has it changed? As always, this is our opinion, and while we do include facts and statistics within this episode we always encourage others to draw their own conclusions. Enjoy.

The bums return to the world of racing with a brand new guest, but old friend, Braden. Braden is both a basketball coach and dirt super late model driver. We had a great time learning more about racing with him! If anyone wants to bring up new topics we're all ears, this was one we definitely had to learn on the fly for. We hope you enjoy.

The bums return to their roots in this episode on the struggles of life. They take the opportunity to reflect on the struggles they have faced, overcome, and are still working to get past. In discussing this we hope you, the audience, take the chance to reflect on your wins and where you might need to focus on next! Enjoy.