In this episode, we take a trip around the world with our friend, Erick (affectionately referred to by his last name, Froede)!

After a major life event that made him realize how uncertain the future is, and what truly matters in living a fulfilling life, Froede decided to see the world. He left his career behind to get on a plane, and didn't look back for an entire year. We travel along with him as he recounts the many adventures he experienced during his year of seeing the world.

We want to thank everybody who has been listening to Trapped in Traffic. This project has been a blast for us, and as we continue to find our way in bringing fun and interesting conversations to you, we just want you to know how much we value your continued support. Please reach out to us with feedback and suggestions!

Also, a very special thanks to Erick for joining us in this episode. You can read more about his travels on his blog, Business to Backpack.

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It's October, be prepared to be scared by our lack of preparation for this episode.

Our first studio episode along with our first guest, Josh.  He completes an English class assignment and joins us in our heated breakfast cereal bracket.

Cocaine fueled Jesus freaks really jazz us up on a Monday

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Nick returns from his road trip west with tales of shady encounters at highway rest stops, a broken windshield, and a newfound love of arid climates. Eli botches another movie plot, and we talk about embarrassing videos we plan to make in celebration of podcast milestones.

We will be back to our regular roster after this, but until then enjoy Ron and Eli babbling. Segments include Triathlons, Broscience, "Eli Butchers Movie Plots: Montage Edition", and Four Loko.

We discuss the logistics of life after death, before throwing our childhood movies into a Thunderdome to see who is the best Disney/Pixar movie out(est. 2017)

Have you ever wanted to win a fantasy football league? No? Good, cause by following Eli's simple Fantasy Football rules he GUARANTEES you at least won't end up in last place. (Unless you do and then he'll say he's sorry)