We start off dressed for Halloween, joking about costumes, hippies, and psychedelics before getting into real conversations about parenting and identity. From acting online to setting boundaries with toddlers, we talk about growing up fast, sibling dynamics, astrology, and how people form their beliefs. The episode also touches on natural birth, hospital experiences, and how traditions like Halloween evolved over time.

We open up about the hidden pressures that come with trying to do it all — in relationships, parenting, and personal growth. From ego and pride to the guilt of asking for help, we talk about what it really means to carry the weight of everyone else while losing sight of yourself. We also touch on identity, ambition, burnout, and the quiet ways people disconnect even while trying to hold everything together. It’s a raw look at love, balance, and the cost of always being “strong.”

We dive into parenting struggles, generational shifts, dating, money stress, and that moment you realize you’re turning into your parents. We also debate tech, AI, politics, and whether we’re heading toward a future where human connection disappears.

00:00 – Parenting Struggles and Toddler Chaos04:40 – The Circumcision Debate07:00 – Are Parents Too Soft Today?10:25 – Becoming Our Parents Without Noticing20:15 – Can Tech & AI Save Us or Ruin Us?22:10 – Living in Bubbles: Nobody Talks Anymore24:20 – Are We All Becoming Like WALL-E?28:00 – The Scary Future of AI Content32:50 – Pump and Dump Schemes & Crypto Chaos34:40 – Real Estate vs. Chasing Quick Money37:30 – Therapy, Patience, and Growing Older41:10 – Why So Many Feel Lost in Life42:30 – Dating Struggles, Rejection, and Corn’s Impact49:10 – Success, Isolation, and Staying Motivated56:20 – The $5 Gas Pump That Says It All58:20 – Politics, Trump, and Heated Debates1:14:30 – The Secrets Powerful People Hide1:20:30 – Respect, Authority, and Becoming the Alpha1:21:10 – Closing Thoughts

We dive into the chaos of parenting toddlers, the struggles of chasing views as creators, and the bigger questions about money, burnout, and what really matters.

00:00 – Awkward Intros
01:00 – Public Speaking Fears
02:00 – Toddler Chaos
05:00 – Nap Time Battles
07:00 – Sweet One Minute, Devil the Next
09:00 – Forgetting the Hard Times
10:00 – Why We Follow the Crowd
12:00 – Taxes, Tolls & Money Rants
14:00 – Clients, Budgets & Pricing Truths
15:00 – Store Closures & Recession Fears
18:00 – Pandemic Panic Memories
20:00 – Covid Stories & Lost Smell
23:00 – Weird Food Opinions
25:00 – Shocking Tesla Murder Story
30:00 – Gaming, Streaming & Live Content
35:00 – The Oversaturated Creator Market
37:00 – Consistency vs Creativity
41:00 – Copying Trends vs Being Original
44:00 – Fame or Money?
46:00 – Burnout & Losing the Fun

We swap stories about dad life, loss, and the conspiracies that make you wonder what’s real and what’s just noise.

We swap wild stories about party culture, sexuality, and open relationships before shifting to a tense discussion on public safety, reacting to a train stabbing and sharing personal experiences about staying alert in dangerous situations.

This episode dives into a conversation with guest J. Mendez, covering everything from his comedy skit journey to deeper talks about porn, nofap, relationships, and how tech and sex culture are shaping society. We also reflect on growing up with the internet, cancel culture, AI, and the future of comedy while mixing in plenty of personal stories.

In this episode, the guys catch up after a short break and talk about recent family life, including a stomach bug, public restroom struggles, and thoughts on long-term health. They go into routines around parenting toddlers, dealing with clinginess, discipline differences between moms and dads, and managing the constant clutter that comes with raising kids. The conversation moves into homeownership vs. renting, car shopping as a parent, and how responsibilities shift over time. Toward the end, they reflect on gear upgrades, creative goals, and why they’re documenting everyday family moments on camera.

Nick and Marty talk about their trip to Toronto, including their stay at the Nobu Hotel, challenges with Canada’s drone laws, and eating out during the trip. They compare Airbnb and hotels, discuss differences they’ve noticed between Canadians and Americans, and reflect on history between Brazil and the U.S.

In this emotional and wide-ranging episode, Nick returns after a heartbreaking week away, opening up about losing his grandmother and the impact it had on his family. The conversation dives deep into grief, generational shifts, and what it’s like watching our parents grow old. The guys reflect on parenting without screens, picky toddlers, and the chaos of modern food. Things take a sharp turn as they debate gender identity, trans rights, and raising kids in today’s world. From moving cities as kids to questioning the future of AI and society.