There are events in our lives that we only realize were incredibly influential long after they have ended. That has nothing to do with this episode, but I thought I'd try to hook you with something positive.

Brief overview: Rob forgets his own age; Steve reveals his bucket-list desk gadgets list; we debate whether the song is literal or figurative; we over-explain 7/4 time; we do one of our Mount Rushmore lists; somehow Metallica works their way into the chat...it's a mess, honestly. But we couldn't keep this conversation private! We're not MONSTERS!

Wanna hear what two under-prepared amateur podcasters have to say about a famous song by The Who? Look no further, friends!

Rob and Steve stay a little more centered on the song for this second episode. However, other topics these middle-aged siblings discuss include, but sadly are not limited to, the following: old timey record stores, song royalties, Joey Chestnut, Weird Al, candy, and bibles in Oklahoma schools.

Do other people wander off in conversation this badly, or are we due for a checkup?

Listen now, then share the EFF out of it immediately after. This is YOUR opportunity to be the person who will inevitably say one day, "I've been listening to UMM since the beginning!"

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In the spirit of (poorly edited) transparency, we bravely share our first recorded conversation for this podcast. Steve had owned WavePad for about 11 minutes before clicking RECORD. The conversation eventually gets to "Lola" by The Kinks; however, we did not follow anything resembling what professional podcasters call "the rundown" very well. Rob was not at all prepared for Steve's feminist position on things like The Pink Tax, and Steve was not prepared for Rob's unintentional audio issues. Meh.

We already know these episodes get better. Hopefully, you'll stick with us and eventually agree. What else do you have to do, honestly? Winky Face Emoji

We begin each episode talking about a random song on the 2021 Rolling Stone Best 500 Songs of All Time list and then just wing it afterwards. We demonstrate flashes of intelligence and a severe amount of forgetfulness/ignorance. Good times.