This week on That's A Trip, we get into where Steve and E are at with their current projects, and E gives some love to the worlds unsung creative heroes: video editors. We also talk about being a true original in a sea of copycats vs jumping on the latest trends. We wrap the show up by talking about the recently announced Super Bowl halftime show lineup, which includes Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Eminem, Mary J. Blige and Kendrick Lamar.

This week on That's A Trip, we talk about Amazon & other big companies backing down on drug testing because of worker shortages. We then talk about the invention of smart toilets, which can take your “anal prints” or stool samples and analyze them for health issues. We also talk about fast-food restaurants in New Zealand, which will start offering COVID vaccines. Is this the incentive that Americans need to get vaccinated? And finally, we wrap it up by giving our thoughts on the new trend of people huffing hydrogen peroxide through nebulizers to combat COVID.

This week on That's A Trip, E talks about his next comedy show and Steve talks about his past week doing yard work. Yes, very exciting stuff! They also discuss how it feels to be two grown men on TikTok and just being yourself no matter what social media platform you use. They also talk about handling yourself and following the rules for shows and how that can either hurt or help you with future opportunities. Steve also teases an upcoming gig and a new collaborative single release that he’s excited about, which will hopefully be announced in the next couple of weeks.

This week on That's A Trip, Steve talks about playing his first show in over a year and a half. This gets Steve and E talking about progressing in their live performances. We also talk about the 20th anniversary of 9/11 and share both of our stories from that day.

This week on That's A Trip, we’re off making new enemies on social media. Joe Rogan catches a case of COVID, and Texas passes 666 new laws, including the most restrictive abortion law in the US.

This week on That's A Trip, E reveals that a long time childhood friend of his has passed away from COVID. Steve then tells a story about a childhood friend of his that died at a young age and how it affected him. This leads to a discussion about their childhoods and how certain events have changed their outlook on life. We also talk about Steve turning 40 last week and how he feels now that he’s a boomer. We then talk about Spencer Elden, who is suing everyone from the photographer and the band itself for using his baby photo for Nirvana’s Nevermind album cover. We wrap the show up by talking about Joe Rogan’s Spotify deal and if his influence has waned after a year of being exclusive to their platform.

This week on That's A Trip, we talk about E’s other podcast ‘Caught In Two Minds’, a podcast about Arsenal FC, and how he and his co-host Fitz Rush are working to build a community around it. This leads to a conversation about the importance of community. Steve expanded on this idea by sharing a story from a podcast he did the night before with his producer friends Boosh and Lizarazo, and the producer community that’s being built there.

This week on That's A Trip, we talk about pivoting on your ideas while in the process of creating, Steve gives us an update on the pool drama, and we discuss the rise in COVID cases and how our governor is doing his best to contradict himself. We also discuss the new trend of celebrities not showering and also not bathing their own kids.

This week on That's A Trip, we talk about social media and how it can be a huge distraction when you’re trying to get things done. Steve goes off on the nightmare pool installation that has been going on for over a year and also talks about music related things he’s been working on this past week, including a video he made for Feral The Earthworm.

This week on That's A Trip, we talk about E’s history as a baseball player, which leads us into a conversation about the Olympics and Simone Biles quitting because of mental health issues. Has America gone too soft, or is she brave for stepping down? Tune in to this week's episode to hear our thoughts!