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The Guys Go Crazy and just talk

Here’s what they mostly talk about:

- Pop Culture and Entertainment: The hosts are having a hard time remembering David Bowie’s name and chatting about different musicians and bands. They also mention the “Cats” musical and the TV show Phineas and Ferb.

- Gaming: They share their thoughts on Battlefield 6 and the Black Ops demo, talking about things like leveling up and map features.

- Personal Anecdotes: One host tells a funny story about a work trip to a rehab center in Jersey and the helpful services the recovering addicts offered. They also mention a “government shutdown” and how it affected licenses and taxes.

- Halloween: The hosts mention Halloween costumes and how trick-or-treaters sometimes interrupt their TV time.

- TV Shows and Movies: They bring up shows like Welcome to Derry, Psych, and Monk, and the Friday the 13th documentary series.

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Captain Radar Tom and Dave discuss various topics, including the challenges of teaching English, the assassination of Charlie Kirk, and the importance of civil debate. They also touch on the concept of modern Jewish services and the process of conversion.

The podcast discusses Black Ops 7, Medal of Honor, and Enlisted, then shifts to military stories, including a gun range incident, a gas chamber experience, and a combatives tournament.

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The Guys have a guest on and discusses Star Wars characters, the impact of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) on adult life, and the hosts’ personal experiences with PTSD, faith, and coping mechanisms. They share humorous anecdotes, such as mashed potatoes as a clotting agent and quirky food and geographical stereotypes. The conversation concludes with a discussion about family history and cultural backgrounds.

The Guys have a guest on and discusses Star Wars characters, the impact of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) on adult life, and the hosts’ personal experiences with PTSD, faith, and coping mechanisms. They share humorous anecdotes, such as mashed potatoes as a clotting agent and quirky food and geographical stereotypes. The conversation concludes with a discussion about family history and cultural backgrounds.