In their 10th episode, Bill and Paul discuss motivation and how important events and experiences can shift one's appreciation of what is important in their lives. This episode represents the spontaneity that (we hope) our listeners appreciate most about this podcast.

Bill and Paul welcome Heather Nunez-Olmstead to a discussion about depression. They cover a few mood disorders and offer personal stories of their experiences with depression. This conversation will be continued at some point in the future.

This is a more somber episode with frank discussions of suicidal ideation, so listener discretion is advised.

Bill and Paul discuss confirmation bias and belief perseverance. They discuss some examples of these biases in action and ponder the distinction between extreme examples of belief perseverance and delusional thinking.

In this episode, Bill and Paul welcome Dr. Lea Allen to discuss some of the issues associated with the ubiquitous use of and exposure to social media. As usual, the conversation occasionally veers off topic, but it remains informative and entertaining.

Bill and Paul welcome Ms. Allison Ladner, a teacher at Caribou High School, to discuss some questions submitted by her AP Psychology students.  They converse about Erikson's Psychosocial Developmental Theory, music and the brain, and end-of-the-semester stress and coping tips.

Bill and Paul discuss issues related to Neurodiversity with special emphasis on Attention Deficit Hyperactivity disorder and Autism Spectrum disorder.

In this episode, Bill and Paul dive into a discussion of drugs, addiction, the criminal justice system, and treatment options. But there's so much more to explore, they suspect there will be more on this topic to come.

Bill and Paul discuss kinks, fetishes, and paraphilias. They discuss some potential explanations for why these preferences develop and whether or not they are problematic. Given the nature of this content, listener discretion is advised.