Scoop and Suds talk about how we all be forgotten at some point in the future, just like every generation before us and every future generation will be. The pair also talk about forgotten TV shows,  not-so-forgotten classmates, and when they first got cable TV. Scintillating as usual! 

Scoop and Suds talk about their favorite Christmas movies (and movies that make them cry) and Holiday Season memories. 

Kicking off this episode, Scoop talks about the concept of "The Right to be Forgotten" which is the right to have private information about a person be removed from internet searches and other directories under some circumstances. The concept has been put into practice in the European Union as well as Argentina and The Philippines. 
Also in this episode, Scoop and Suds discuss self checkout lines, gas station mishaps, and cheesy commercials from the 1970s. 

In this episode Scoop and Suds ponder how we Americans are viewed by the rest of the world. Also, the duo discuss some pretty useless trivia and recall the days when their parents used to smoke.

In this episode, Scoop and Suds share their views on the upcoming time change and the idea that maybe it's best if we stop "falling back" and "springing forward." The duo also talk about if we as a society are ever in awe over anything anymore.

Scoop and Suds discuss the impact the COVID lockdowns had on schoolchildren and also talk about the Major League Baseball postseason.