Tony Kurre and Dr. Josh Klapow discuss the controversial issue of abortion. This isn't a matter of which person is rooting for which side, but rather, the guys take an analytical look at why the issue is being discussed, what motivates the conversation, and where it's headed.

Tony Kurre and Dr. Josh Klapow discuss Public Displays of Affections (PDAs). When does it become simply TOO MUCH?

Tony Kurre and Josh Klapow discuss the launch of KCast Radio, Classic Rock To the Bone. There's a big void in fantastic classic rock on the airwaves, and KCast Radio aims to plug that hole. Not only is the music great, but Tony explains how he hand-selected each song, and how great that is considering his history with classic rock.

Tony Kurre and Josh Klapow have announced KCast Radio, Classic Rock To The Bone!  The big question is, why is the station so unique and what motivated the project? Find KCast Radio on iPhone using the App Store, Android using the Google Play store, or visit http://www.KCastRadio.com.

Tony Kurre and Dr. Josh Klapow discuss going to concerts, what you should be able to do there, and more specifically, play a game where they try to guess which concerts the other has been to (and which ones they have NOT been to).

Tony Kurre and Dr. Josh Klapow discuss cultural norms surrounding animal rights, starting with the traditions of bullfighters, going all the way to simple differences in lifestyle between Americans and others from around the globe.

Tony Kurre and Dr. Josh Klapow discuss the 11 traits that men seem to find attractive in women, generally speaking.

Tony Kurre and Dr. Josh Klapow discuss recent celebrity deaths, then delve into a bit of the dark side of some beloved celebrities. The mood lifts right back up with a lightning round sesssion of "dead or alive?"

Tony Kurre (Doctor Tony?) and Dr. Josh Klapow discuss why some of us have the urge to stay in contact with a former spouse. When IS it OK, if ever, and why do we have the urge to do it?

Tony Kurre and Dr. Josh Klapow discsuss when men tend to become more vulnerable, and the whats-and-whys regarding when it's seen as acceptable (or vice-versa).