Steve gets too drunk playing remote drinking games, Scott fixes his creepy basement, and we debate fiction vs non-fiction and the prevalence of reading in the digital age in an episode all about books.

Scott tries to figure out how to travel in the time of covid, Steve starts cutting his own hair, and we go down a rabbit hole discussing alternative media, traditional journalism, and the implications of a changing media landscape.

Steve wants to splurge on a paramotor, Scott has way too much fun with a random number generator, and we discuss surveillance of government officials, parental age caps and instant murder as we dive into round 4 of the book of questions.

Steve does a virtual show and tell, Scott relives his teenage gaming days and we discuss the culture of silicon valley in a review of the book The Uncanny Valley by Anna Wiener.

We discuss the ongoing corona virus epidemic in a bumbling, rant-filled episode with tips for remote work and exercise routines, debates on the long term economic impact and an assessment of what we can expect of life in the new normal.

Steve rails against campus administrators, we discuss salary determinations, and we debate the pros and cons of universal basic income and whether or not it could be implemented in the US.

Scott buys a new computer, Steve thinks the marine fitness test is a joke, and we discuss the role of automobiles in the US and the future of self-driving vehicles in an episode all about cars.

Scott gets a new car, Steve buys a fancy gift, and we give unqualified fashion advice as we debate the merits of mismatched socks and crop-tops.

We discuss our diets, cooking habits, and all things food as Steve admits to never following recipes, Scott talks about his elimination diet, and we debate lab grown meat and the efficacy of veganism.

Steve fails to steal a cat, Scott expresses his disgust for Keurigs, and we discuss urinals, shredded paintings, and what makes something a piece of art.