The Fellas take the holiday weekend off, but find themselves - like many of our users - trapped between the unholy union of their own procrastination and the worst user experience known to humankind: TAXES.  

Are we bad users of our own bodies? The Fellas talk about the pain points of living healthy day to day lives with certified coach and behavioral change expert Jessica Ruggieri.

Please support Jessica's fundraiser for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society here!

Not even the happiest place on earth is safe from the critical eye of The Fellas. Former Imagineer / Experience Designer Scott Gillies and actor / former cast member Carlos Campos help us  break down how the experience of visiting Disneyland is quickly becoming Pay to Play to get the most out of your day - creating inequitable design and experience. 

Introducing our "Punch List." A smorgasbord of user experiences that ruffle our feathers, but don't individually demand their own episode. In this rapid-fire rant-fest, the fellas tackle everything from YouTube controls to QR code menus to... sidewalks?

User Experience guru Lucinda Brown joins The Fellas to (finally) properly define UX and how it differs from graphic and UI design. Brad and Dave share disturbingly lucid dreams, and we play another round of "Sux or Doesn't Sux".

The Fellas examine the Smart Home and determine that the term "smart" can be very subjective. We also learn Dave's secret browsing habits on the Dark Web.

Two will enter. One will leave. It's all on the line, with the victor determining whether Brad makes the switch to iOS. Product Management genius Ethan Grey steps into the ring to make the case for Team Apple.

The Fellas discuss pains with passwords, a potential future without passwords, and the tech angle on the invasion on Ukraine. And in a podcast first, Brad is proven demonstrably wrong on an issue.

The Fellas host their first-ever guest, Architect Jason Stoikoff, for a discussion on the intersections between UX and architectural design. We play "Sux or Doesn't Sux" with topics including McMansions, pyramids, and the World Trade Center.

Amazon Prime is great, and Amazon Prime SUX. Find out why both things can be true as The Fellas dive into what "free" shipping really means, why Prime benefits are purposefully opaque, and why their streaming video platform is confusing.