This bite "might" be of interest, but in this deleted disucssion Derek wanted to get angry over politics but Jon Stewart wouldn't let him. He had to settle for talking about it rationally with Brian. I know, I'm sick of politics too.

This might be of interest, but on this episode Brian & Derek discuss the results of Derek's enlightening phone call with a witch (turns out he's a raccoon), and Brian puts the spotlight on his own shortcomings and how good intentions mean little without good actions.

This might be of interest, but on this episode Brian and Derek find out which one of them is the worse procrastinator, while swapping stories about the benefits (and pitfalls) of taking the easy route. I'd tell you more about the episode but to be honest I haven't gotten around to listening to it yet but I will.

This might be of interest, but on this episode Brian and Derek talk about the absurdity and impact of AI actors in Hollywood, and Brian reveals a secret talent that shows how stepping outside your comfort zone to learn something new can transform your approach to life itself.

This might be of interest, but on this episode Brian explains how the facets of Buddhism as a non-Buddhist still apply in his everyday life using his love of baseball, and Derek recalls the bullying he faced in childhood and how it became one of the best things to happen to him.

Quick, what's scarier: a killer clown or unemployment rates?

This might be of interest but on this episode, Brian and Derek talk about what has us feeling a little overwhelmed by life in America these days, and how the modern strengths of the horror genre may lie in reflecting tangible, real-world fears.

This might be of interest, but on this episode Brian and Derek get to the bottom of this whole "God" situation; just in time for the fast-approaching end of humanity. How do you have hope with no faith or faith with no hope? Geez, I don't know, man...but let's get into it.

This might be of interest, but on this episode Brian and Derek talk about how some of our favorite TV series or even comedy specials can serve as significant subconcious catalysts for mental wellness.

*Trigger warning: This episode contains a discussion involving suicide and self-harm.

This might be of interest, but on this episode Brian and Derek talk about how they went from unknown co-workers to life long friends, and how workplace friendships end up becoming our most significant support systems.