Is it cool to sneak a peak at your spouse's emails and texts?  Your kids?  Discussing the ethics of privacy within the walls of your own home.

When your sweet child turns into a total monster when you try to take away the video game controller.

Sure, you'd give a kidney to your kid.  Your grand kid.  But a nephew?  A neighbor?  A co-worker?  A stranger?

When huge loans crush your finances, how to prevent the stress from crushing your marriage and relationship.

Employers, family responsibilities, and financial pressures can all contributes to burnouts. Matt proposes solutions alongside Life Coach, Tiffany Petersen, to eradicate the burnout. Social media can contribute to stress that frequently induces burnouts.

Morning "power hours" can be used to lessen burnouts. Spiritual time, mental stimulation, and physical exercise can be used to center one's focus and control stress. Tiffany shares her personal regimen as a potential source of ideas for listeners. Spending time with yourself every morning is key to success. Tiffany's business is on track to make triple the revenues than the previous year. She attributes this success in part to her relaxed perspective afforded by her increased focus on her own "inner guide." Spiritual wellness can be a large factor in avoiding burnouts.

Matt takes a look at his experience with Utah PTA organizations, and how they have selflessly served. He gave a speech to roughly 1,200 individuals involved in PTA during which he spoke about synergy, and its applications amidst their collective groups. The overall focus of his words revolve around getting more out of less, especially in the case of service-oriented groups such as the PTA. There is power in the individual, but in what happens between individuals and everybody else. "It is not the bars that hold the tiger in, it is the space in between the bars."

Matt speaks on the alarming number of youth who are engaged in technological functions such as blogging or facebook, while on the other hand roughly two thirds of parents do not know what a blog is. Detrimental effects of excessive technology use among youth include inattentiveness in schooling, and less interest in physical activities such as athletics.

Sarah Kimmel, operator of the blog "Tech 4 Moms," joins Matt on this episode of the show. They discuss the dangers of hiding from technology because of the consequential ability of the youth to exploit their parent's lack of understanding. Sarah provides advice on how to effectively manage the electronic affiars of their children in order to keep them safe from the dangers of the technological universe.

Matt talks with the BYU comedy group HumorU about the origin, source, and mechanics of laughter.

Findings from various studies evidence that job satisfaction increases within environments where the boss can effectively utilize humor. Furthermore, amongst aging adults, maintaining a humor-enriched lifestyle has shown to be useful in coping with life and providing individuals with a more satisfaction.

HumorU discusses their ideas about making use of humor in coping with stress and sorrow. Matt talks with the crew about the makings of a comedian and the road to standup comedy. The nature of adolescent upbringings plays a large role in one's ability to be a successful comedian.

Healthy and appropriate humor is critical to lasting relationships. Humor that is based exclusively upon the immediate reaction as opposed to the long term relationship can be potentially harmful. Matt suggests that humor should have an edification element alongside the irony.

"Bad Bosses" are analyzed, and the roots of misunderstanding are pinpointed. Increasing understanding of the nature of the job, expectations, and goals are vital to bridging the gap between employees and bosses. Frequently, performance issues and negative communications are the source of disconnect between the two parties.

Attitude is everything when interacting with your boss about struggles and inquiries. Being able to show humility will go a long way in softening the impact of a meeting with one's boss. Additionally, accusatory attitudes are detrimental to such meetings.

The gang reminisces about good bosses that had a positive effect upon their careers, and left lasting impressions. They emphasize the truth that bosses are people too, having similar pursuits and desires in life.

Matt talks with Becca Dulgarian of Blue Cricket Design about the rules of courtesy and etiquette on blogs and social media.

Leveraging technology as a servant to us rather than a master is the principle focus of this episode. Autocorrect and Youtube prank videos are given as examples of shortcomings in the world of technology. Consideration for one's audience is a key factor in posting/pinning/tweeting and the like. Additionally, paying attention to what is being shared is vital because particular content can be offensive or revealing. They speculate as to whether cell phones are contributing to the demise of personalized touch and finesse.