Times Like These

In this episode, we play a little game of would you rather, take a look at Scott's new watch, discuss the shows of Scott's life, and talk about what it's like to make friends as adults.

In this episode, we'll take a look at some Gen Z culture with a special guest, hear the shows of Blake's life, take a look at watches in movies, and hear about a really cool way that Scott volunteers his time.

In this episode, we talk about the controversial idea of watches for our pets, then try to comfort each other by sharing our ways to cope with the hot Texas summer. We finish with a discussion around the “life-hacks” that we have found to make day-to-day life a little better and finally, a quick conversation about “toxic traits”.

In this episode, Wes will do some summer movie reviews and we play a game called "Guess the Sound Effect”. We then talk about what it’s like to service and maintain mechanical watches before finishing with a discussion around what it's like being a sibling.

In this episode, we'll take a look at Steven & Scott’s Grandfather's Omega, answer some listener questions, and discuss what we carry with us everyday.

In this episode, we take a look at some serious blunders, then learn more about the Casio G-Shock and Blake’s examples. Next, we head back to the racetrack for fake horse names with Scott, before finishing with a quick discussion around the books we are reading.

In this episode, we play a game called "Who Am I," talk a little about watch talk, discuss some awkward situations, and cut open the deep potato.  

In this episode, we will reveal the new name of our podcast, discuss a group outing, play a game of "How Do You Take It?" and take a watch quiz.

In this episode, we'll discuss our podcast name change, take a look at the watch on Wes' wrist, answer some true/false questions as well as some questions from a watch noob, we finish discussing and listening to a little music.

In this episode we take a look at a few recent trips we've taken, play a game called "Did they live at the same time," take a look at the dying art of the thank you note, and examine the one-watch collection.