Ever wondered how your country looks to an outsider? Todd & Steve recount the historical legends and myths they have been told about Hungary and what it says about their adoptive home.

Everyone believes that Big Tech is intruding on our private lives, but how far does it go and how did we get here? Todd & Steve explore the world of conspiracies, government secrets, and exploding candy.

The people of Earth have chosen English as its language of communication. Will it be the world's last lingua franca? How will the language itself change in the coming years? And will it eventually be surpassed or made obsolete? Join Todd & Steve on The 011 Podcast.

Now and forever. What would a time traveler from 1994 recognize about Budapest today? Todd & Steve take an inventory on what places and experiences (but mainly food) still exist three decades later.

Todd & Steve talk about how the public discourse has changed around topics like homosexuality, racist team mascots, safe spaces and much more on this week's 011 Podcast.

The little guy is fighting back against the corporate giants on Wall Street and the world has a case of investment fever. Will it lead to revolution? Find out on this week's 011 Podcast.

Why are American families known for being looser-knit than Europeans? Todd & Steve talk about family reunions, eloping, and how close they are to their second cousins.

How did America's culture of violence facilitate the attack on the Capitol Building in Washington DC? Todd & Steve share personal stories from their past and connect them to what they saw during the outrageous coup attempt by Trump supporters.

Join Todd & Steve as they dive into garbage, pollution, conservation and other topics that make up the sprawling issue of environmentalism. The guys discuss polluters, psychology, fluffy animals and The Skeptical Environmentalist on this week's 011 Podcast.

Foreigner, immigrant, expatriot or just a citizen of the world. Todd & Steve argue about how to define a controversial term. They then wonder if a different part of the world now resembles the Eastern Europe they discovered in the 1990s or if people just don't wander like they used to.