In this episode, Jules and Coffee candidly discuss the topic of body image from a male and female perspective, and share their experiences with weight gain and weight loss, how they see themselves, and how compliments affect them.

In this episode, Jules and Coffee are back after a short hiatus because Coffee had a month-long jury duty experience. Coffee talks about what it was like to serve on a jury, what he learned about our legal system, and the perspectives he gained from seeing a whole new side of life.

In this episode, Jules and Coffee are talking about that thing we always want more of, can’t get enough of, sometimes have struggles with, and really want to get better at...sleep!

In this episode, Jules and Coffee welcome special guest RomedyMC, the Esports Psychologist! He's a clinical psychologist and PhD student at the University of Toledo, and he discusses the Internet Gaming Disorder announcement in recent news.

In this episode, Jules & Coffee chat with the owner and mastermind of Heroeshearth Entertainment (and the person who brought them together to create this show) - workhorse!

In this episode, Jules and Coffee are answering your questions because this is another "Ask Jules & Coffee" Show!

In this episode, Jules & Coffee talk the process of creativity, as laid out from a documentary called The Creative Brain on Netflix. The documentary is pulled from the research of neuroscientist David Eagleman about the three aspects of creativity.

In this episode, Jules & Coffee are talking about forgiveness - the challenges, the pain, and the art of asking for it. Are you quick to forgive others, or is it something you struggle with?

In this episode, Jules & Coffee are joined by special guest Jim Beverly to discuss a topic suggested by listener munstersarmy "a topic that is close to me is PTSD and other mental illness that some people claim are BS and people that have them have to explain it all the time."

In this episode, Jules & Coffee talk about how gaming and entertainment has influenced our culture and our fashion, how much of their lives, wardrobe and decor reflect the things they're fans of, and how things have changed from when they were younger.