Tony and Sean discuss their favorite movies co-produced by the U.S. Department of Defense, get really serious (for real) for a bit about WWII, and celebrate North Korea’s total victory over COVID-19.

Tony and Sean talk about the wild world of ASMR influencers, untangle the stunning magnetism of Jay Shetty, Tony talks about a recent traumatic experience working a crypto event, and lots lots more. Dive in. Like, subscribe, and follow @thoughtlessexperiment.

Tony and Sean compare their ACT scores, discuss how much money they’d need to sell out to Saudi Arabia, reminisce on their glory days playing school sports, and lots more. Enjoy!

Tony and Sean are joined by comedian Heather Shaw. They share their celebrity crushes, break down the growing epidemic of sexual assault in the metaverse, and explore the wonders of Gucci Town.

Fresh from a new studio, Tony and Sean reflect on their recent adventure to a haberdashery in the industrious town of Caldwell, Texas. They break down why Snapchat is plummeting (it’s Ukraine), North Korean military parades, discuss if MGK is allowed to be sad, and lots more.

Tony talks about attending a mega-church growing up, and they both share their journeys to atheism. They also talk about arcade prizes that always seemed to be just out of reach, much like the American dream. Repent and enjoy.

Sean talks about going to a shooting range and the first rule of gun safety (just have fun with it), why most dads are bad people, and Tony explains how a mathematician helped end World War II. Featuring a surprise ending: Sean's camera cuts out for the last 10 minutes of the show.

Tony and Sean put judges and the law on trial, why Steve Harvey would’ve made a great judge, and they offer condolences to Johnny Depp, a man of destitute poverty.

Sean gets sued by the Associated Press and Tony advises him on the best legal course of action: stop complaining. They talk about taking important phone calls while on the can, American criminal Charles Manson, and why Elon buying Twitter doesn’t really matter that much.

Tony and Sean are joined by special guest and Austin comedian CJ Landry. They pitch policy changes they’d make if they were president, discuss the economics of farming crawfish, and how CJ got harassed at Mardi Gras.