Dan is officially back in studio, which means the boys are reunited and absolutely not more organized because of it.

This week they catch up on everything — the Olympics, sports headlines, life updates, and whatever else manages to derail the conversation. As always, confidence is high, facts are optional, and tangents are inevitable.

Plus, the debut of Dan’s AI Coaching Song — a groundbreaking motivational anthem that nobody asked for… but everyone gets anyway.

Reunions, random takes, and artificial inspiration.

Let’s get into it.

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This week on The Cure for Boredom…

We once again risk financial ruin and marital tension with another Mystery Hat Reveal — because nothing says responsible adulthood like buying apparel you’ve never seen before.

And Jim heads to San Francisco, where he claims to have had the greatest sandwich of his life. Not “pretty good.” Not “solid.” Greatest. Of. His. Life.

We’ll determine if this was a culinary revelation… or if he was just really hungry.

Mystery fabric. West Coast carbs. Questionable decisions.

Let’s get into it.

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The Winter Olympics are almost here, so naturally the boys sit down to preview them… and quickly realize that outside of hockey, the Winter Games are kind of a mess. 🥶

From why Olympic hockey still rules, to what events we pretend to care about every four years, the conversation drifts exactly where you’d expect — hockey takes over, side tangents fly, and anything else that comes to mind is fair game.

If you’re here for elite skating, questionable sports, and a whole lot of hockey talk, this one’s for you.

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This week on The Cure for Boredom, Steve bravely crosses the border for the Shoresy Classic hockey game, returning with stories, observations, and just enough Canadian exposure to become mildly insufferable about it. There’s travel recap, hockey talk, and the kind of commentary you only get from someone who thinks a trip counts as content.

Back at home, the boys binge their way through a grab bag of Netflix documentaries, including a deep dive into the wildly compelling WWE: Unreal series — where scripted chaos meets very real egos, injuries, and business decisions that somehow feel more dramatic than the wrestling itself.

As always, the takes are confident, the opinions are loosely researched, and the recap runs longer than anyone planned.

Enjoy the show.

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This week on The Cure for Boredom, Jim puts his reputation (and digestive system) on the line with a long-overdue Katz’s Delicatessen review, delivering takes that are confident, decisive, and immune to criticism. Elsewhere, the internet coughs up an unearthed Spanish TV version of Cheers, forcing us to ask important questions like why, how, and who allowed this.

Things also take a turn when we inevitably wander into our forbidden topic, despite knowing full well how this usually ends. No walk-backs. No edits. No apologies.

Listener discretion is advised. Or don’t — we clearly didn’t.

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This week on The Cure for Boredom, the boys somehow stumble into sports talk again, offering takes that are confident, questionable, and absolutely not backed by research. Along the way, Steve bravely brings back everyone’s favorite recurring segment, Steve’s Feel-Good Story, where he attempts—against all instincts—not to immediately tear down something wholesome.

There’s analysis, there’s rambling, there’s at least one moment where the show briefly pretends to have a plan before abandoning it entirely. Whether you’re here for the sports opinions, the accidental positivity, or just to hear two guys talk themselves into corners, this episode delivers exactly what you’ve come to expect… and nothing more.

Enjoy the show.

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Actually it is pretty low energy and effort, but nobody would click on that. Enjoy the show!

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The boys recap their second season and look forward to 2026. Enjoy the show!

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Not together though. The boys recap their first week of vacation. Enjoy the show!

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The probably annual Festivus show is upon us. Not so many miracles or feats of strength, but plenty of grievances. Oh yeah – a new song too. Enjoy the show!

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