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Corey and Van welcome Evan Thon onto the podcast to discuss popular conspiracy theories and mysteries. They discuss aliens, JFK, and the moon landing in this first of two parts.
In light of Elon Musk's recent SNL performance, Corey and Van discuss Musk's rise and his planned ventures including wifi satellites, colonizing mars, and pushing crypto-currency.
Corey and Van continue their discussion on superheroes. In Part II, they focus primarily on the Marvel Franchise and the two most recent installments of the superhero saga.
Corey and Van discuss the world's obsession with superheroes. Which franchises are better? Who was the best batman?
In Part II, the boys discuss stigmas that are attached to heavy metal music. They reflect on the state of the heavy metal music scene. They close out the episode with some rapid fire questions from the crowd.
Corey and Van are joined by special guest Brandon Dowd. Brandon is a realtor who used to work with Van in hospitality. In Part I, the boys catch up on Brandon's recent job change, they field some questions from the peanut gallery, and they talk about what got them into heavy music in the first place.
Corey and Van discuss how to replicate success in Movies, Music, TV shows, and Sports.
Topics Covered: The new Mortal Kombat remake. Favorite and least favorite sequels. The ending of Game of Thrones and Dexter. Disney live action remakes. Favorite remakes/covers of songs. The NBA GOAT conversation without Kobe, MJ, and Lebron. Favorite Saban-era Alabama Football Team.
Corey and Van catch up on the week's events. These include the Nashville SC home opener, the Jake Paul Ben Askren fight, the announcement of the European Super League. The boys finish out this shorter episode with a documentary review on the show Murder Among The Mormons, which can be found on Netflix.
Corey and Van get serious with Tyler and discuss parenting. Corey and Tyler both have kids and discuss screen time and child discipline ideas. Tyler closes out the conversation with a discussion of cancel culture.
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