Teagan explains the game Wild West. Listen to learn about hostile sheriffs, robbing banks, and who would win between a crocodile and a bear. Now David really wants a panini... (cue Teagan eye roll)

David and Mama Sanchez talk about how serving people who stutter has shaped their own experiences with stuttering and parenting, and they answer a listener question about the do’s and don’ts of speaking with people who stutter in their “Ask Us Anything” segment. Nathan and Padma Mallipeddi join the Sanchezes for the second half of the show to talk about Nathan’s experience founding and leading the Southern California Stuttering Service--a nonprofit organization providing people who stutter access to high-quality access stuttering therapy. Nathan shocks his mom in a hilarious game of 2 Truths and a Lie to wrap up the show!

Teagan explains yet another game: Arsenal. In this game you progress through a series of weapons such as TP launchers, pizza boxes, origami guns, electric and golden guns, coconut slingshots, golden knives, and many more. Pro tip: if you have the golden knife, go for a bacon hair!! Assuming, of course, you aren’t one...

Teagan explains what RB Battles is, including tournaments for Youtubers, events for regular players, and finding awesome swords in the event. Oh, and Bacon Hairs... beware the boulder!

David and Teagan explain Among Us and Imposters, while Amy’s eyes glaze over because she’s scared of being evil in games. Also, we give a shout out to Squirrelrock and Molly!

Amy FINALLY joins Teagan and David for an episode. Teagan explains what “AFK grinding” means and what “sus” means. Amy and David quiz Teagan on chat acronyms (he fails) but David fails his own quiz even harder. SMH.

David & Mama Sanchez talk with each other about stuttering and family gatherings from the perspective of child who stutters and parent. They ask for12-year-old Bennie's advice on issues people who stutter are facing this Thanksgiving in their "Advice From Kids" segment. Audri & Alicia then join the show to share their family experiences around stuttering and to play our Episode 6 game.

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David & Mama Sanchez discuss the impact president-elect Joe Biden has made on social awareness of stuttering and the legacy his presidency will leave for future generations of people who stutter. They also have fun predicting Joe Biden's "Top 10" actions he will take for people who stutter in his first 100 days in office and imagining a world in which Darth Vader stuttered.

Teagan shares some of the policies and guidelines the makers of Roblox have set up to make the game safe. Topics include the chat function, sending and receiving friend requests, and parental oversight. Oh, and Stretchy-neck Turtle makes an appearance.

David and Mama Sanchez discuss his gap year from college and his decision to finally confront his stuttering in a bold and unorthodox way… by backpacking across the country. David tries to fool his mom in a game of “2 Truths and a Lie” by telling three shocking stories from his year of traveling (stories include a rivalry between homeless groups and transcendental meditation hot tubs…). Finally, David debuts “Word Switch” by providing insights on how using the words “good” and “bad” to describe moments of stuttering are harmful for self-esteem, and he introduces new language for promoting stuttering acceptance.