Dan talks about how he felt when he finally came face to face with the man who murdered his brother.

Dan considers how can you know if you really love someone versus merely being infatuated with them.

In this episode, Dan looks at the difficulty of having certain historical figures as role models.

In this episode, Dan looks how why the 2020 Presidential election is being cast as good vs. evil and the pitfalls therein.

In this Episode, Dan considers the morality of getting his cat spayed.

In this Episode, Dan reflects on turning 31 and whether he accomplished any goals he conceived when he turned 30, such as managing his finances better, giving back more to the community, and if he made any headway in the romance department with his seemingly impossible goal of becoming a husband and father.

This episode's title comes from the last words that Dan's brother uttered to him before he was murdered. In this episode, Dan talks about losing his grandmother and brother on the same day and some existential ideas that he's been considering since their deaths. This one gets kind of out there.

In this episode, Dan considers whether some people are just too broken to be loved.

In this episode, Dan thinks about what motivates certain people to acquire power, using his own story as a juxtaposition.