The guest this week is a theme: Summer Travel.

Munir and Rob trace it back to childhood summers between London and a wartime Beirut — standby flights and the 747 bar, packing two months into one suitcase, flashlight tag interrupted by snipers, Galaga tournaments and a backgammon sponsorship that turns out to be a family advertising story.

The throughline: constraints don't kill creativity, they make it. It all rolls into a road-trip mixtape, a Noah Kahan show, a solo night with Bleachers, and a little Mark Twain.
Two brothers, the open road, and the case that travel rewires how you create.