Max flavors the show by letting Joe and Allan know it is National Mustard Day. Joe admits that modern tech is wonderful when it has toner/ink, has a bulb, proper installation, or just plain works like it should. Allan has a new toy in a solar powered, LED flickering, and UV bug zapping yard torch to help with the mosquito population. Allan goes over the demo and renovation of a pool house. Joe wraps up with the Great Moments in Building History with modern applications of the Kola Super Deep Borehole.

Joe and Allan tackle some the issues to think about before you begin that room addition. The follow up with why those inspections are so important. The guys are joined by Lana Candella and Kay-Kay Newsome from the Royal Assisted Living to answer a few questions about aging and assisted living. They wrap up with how the interstate system changed everything.

Joe and Allan recap numerous local storms, their damage, and some precautions you can take. Jay Hill from Big M Roofing and Remodeling weighs in on all of this from a roofing point of view. Which is better, above or below ground power lines? After that, the guys get into why and how we have an Eiffel Tower.

From washing and drying to medical checkups, Joe is amazed by the world of high-tech toilets and "smart" bathroom technology. Then Joe and Allan take a side trip in to the very precise methods of creating curling stones for the sport of curling. Allan has a few words about the upcoming fire stop products like caulks and putties. The guys wrap up the show by exploring the methods the ancient world used to create refrigeration and air conditioning.

Joe and Allan are live at the Anime Blues Con in Memphis, TN. Allan has updates on the bathroom remodel he is doing; from the studs to the tiles. There are a few drywall tips included. Brandon from Geek Tank Radio drops by and jumps in as they talk about storm preparations and damage. Joe brings in an LED light rope as a demonstration have how fast lighting is changing. They all wrap up with a salute to the genius of Nikola Tesla.

Joe is in the market for a new chainsaw and he is considering the new battery powered versions. The terrible idea of the week is the 1970's Smokeless Ashtray. The must have item of the week is organizer bins. Allan and Max are both excited to dive into the inventions of Archimedes that are still in use today.

Allan and Joe start the show with Max using text-to-speech due to losing his voice, RoboMax. Joe has more pallet snobbery news then a couple of transformers are having permit issues. Joe and Allan both agree on keeping tools sharp and clean for your own safety. Joe brings up prescription safety glasses so you can see and protect your eyes. The "W" hotel in Edinburgh, Scotland has a bit of an emoji problem. They wrap up with a word on keeping bedbugs out of your home.

Joe and Allan get things started with questions about travel times, traffic flow, and a possible time paradox. To keep the topic of bad ideas in the past, the guys tackle the infamous waterbed. Why it got popular and the many reasons it died out. They wrap up admiring the dramatic history, dynamic present, and shifting future of Venice, Italy.

Joe and Allan get things rolling with a bit of fun with pallets. Not all pallets are created equal. Allan's Week was all about the theme of broken handles on toilets. Next, the guys reminisce about the scary playground equipment from the 20th century. They wrap up with the design and building of the National WWII Memorial.

Joe and Allan get an education on roofing materials by Jay Hill from Big M Roofing and Joe Denton from GAF Manufacturing. Allan then talks about improvements in L.E.D. and battery technologies. They all wrap up with the challenges for the proposed Tokyo Sky Mile Tower.