This week on That's A Trip, we have an in-depth conversation about how Steve got started in music and how E got started in Comedy. We also talk about Dr. Dre paying $300K a month in spousal support. We end the show by giving a little advice on overcoming creative blocks by using an app called Oblique Strategies.

This week on That's A Trip, we talk about the rising cases of the Delta variant of COVID, which is mostly effecting people who are unvaccinated. This leads us into a discussion about how Ted Cruz, who’s an asshat, thinks the rising cases are coming from illegal immigrants who are being let into the country by Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. From there we discuss the queen of all Karens and her complete breakdown in a New Jersey Victoria’s Secret. Is this a case of white fragility, mental health, or both? Tune into this week’s episode to hear our thoughts!

This week on That's A Trip, we shit on Bill Cosby a little more before going in on the racist New Jersey man who openly told people to come to his house, which they did. This leads us on yet another discussion about racism in America, cancel culture, outrage culture, and other issues in our country. We also talk about Iceland’s shortened work week experiment and share our thoughts on it. Would having an extra day off every week make you a lazier person? Or would it improve your overall mental health and give you a chance to spend more time doing what you want to do? Tune in to this week's episode to hear our thoughts on it all.

This week on That's A Trip, we get to see what Steve’s been working on regarding his studio setup. We also dive into what kind of environment E prefers to write in, depending on what he’s working on. Then we discuss our thoughts on the big topic of the week: Bill Cosby aka Mr. Huxtable regaining his freedom from prison. This leads to a discussion about the #MeToo movement.

This week on That's A Trip, we go real deep with what it means to be a true friend. We also talk about the life and death of John McAfee. Did he commit suicide or was he suicided? We also discuss the recent outrage surrounding Juneteenth celebrations at an IKEA in Atlanta.

This week on That's A Trip, we dive into the importance of ergonomics after talking about buying new desks and upgrading our setups. We also talk about The Secret on Netflix and the importance of keeping a positive mindset. E is gearing up to hit the open mic circuit in the DFW area, which leads to a conversation about getting started and utilizing open mics. We also talk about Spotify’s new platform called Greenroom.

This week on That's A Trip, Steve upgrades his webcam once again. Will this finally be the end of the technical difficulties that plague the show? Only time will tell. Also, we talk about the world's most recent and most outlandish conspiracy theory: that COVID vaccines have magnetic particles in them, which connect people to 5G networks. We also talk about Rep. Louie Gohmert, who wants The Bureau of Land Management to look into possibly changing the orbit of the moon or the Earth to help combat climate change. We wrap the show up by talking about a boating incident in Austin and how it could have changed the course of the show forever.

This week on That's A Trip, Steve takes advice from E and orders a new webcam to replace his glitchy GoPro. We’ll let you be the judge on if it was a good move or not. We also talk a little about Steve’s wedding anniversary and what he’s been up to this past week. We then get into the nitty gritty of E’s struggle with time management and Steve gives him some advice on how he would handle it.

This week on That's A Trip, we turn the lights off for some late night action. We start off by learning that E has been hiding his chef skills from the world. We also talking about Steve’s busy week, including his most recent release “Eruptor” and his 5 year wedding anniversary. We then talk a little about E’s screenwriting and what he’s been up to. Before wrapping up the podcast we discuss the top grossing movies of the last 30 years, which leads to us talking about our favorite movies and the worst movies we’ve ever seen.

This week on That's A Trip, we talk about the recent events surrounding the Israeli–Palestinian conflict and our thoughts on the whole situation. We then talk a little about philosophy and the teachings of Manly P. Hall and how they can apply to life.