Can we handle back to school with 3D printing projects? We test if we are still cool enough to keep up with the kids.

Join Eric, Mike, and Sean for another round of our nostalgia podcast as we navigate the strange transition into middle age. While sipping drinks, we attempt to bridge the gap between our fading youth and modern tech, specifically looking at how 3D printing fits into the school year. It is a messy, honest look at trying to remain relevant when the world seems to be moving faster than we are.

We break down the hilarity of attempting new hobbies while questioning our own coolness. This episode is perfect for anyone who feels slightly out of touch but wants to laugh about the absurdity of aging. Whether you are a parent or just someone dealing with the passage of time, we hope our chaotic experiment gives you a reason to smile.

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The guys are back together on "We're Still Cool, Right?" and they're wasting no time cracking open some wild drinks from Benz Beverage Depot — including Green Chartreuse, which basically tastes like grandpa's aftershave. Erik's officially back after his "big money" absence, and the crew celebrates with a killer collaboration stout. Between sips, they debate whether silencers are cool, roast people who blast speakerphone in public, and explore a fun new movie quote addition to the podcast. Just dudes hanging out, drinking, and keeping it real.

Mike and Shaun kicked back on We're Still Cool, Right?—with Erik absent from today's episode—covering everything from Olivia Wilde's indie flick The Invite to whipping up their own cocktail, the Lucky Bomb — Diet Mountain Dew, Curacao, and Jäger. They went deep on Mountain Dew's rise and fall from cool, swapped stories about coffee habits, sugar intake, and Shaun's absolutely brutal bird poop car disaster. They also riffed on awkward celebrity interviews, the real Wolf of Wall Street doc, and capped it off with some dad jokes. Just two guys hanging out, keeping it real.

Mike, Erik, and Shaun got together for another laid-back episode of "We're Still Cool Right?" The guys knocked back some bourbon pineapple whiskey sours while covering all the bases. Shaun's son caught a live ball at a Cubs-Cardinals game, which was pretty damn cool. They debated whether wearing sports jerseys is still acceptable outside of game day, argued about ice makers, and somehow ended up talking about bidets. Mike also scored a vintage Bose player at a tag sale for ten bucks. Good drinks, good laughs, solid episode.

Shaun is out but Clint joins the guys for his second appearance, this time bringing along a Gin Ricky made with Solstice Gin. Even gin skeptic Mike comes around on Clint’s cocktail. The crew cracks open some drinks and dives into everything from gin cocktails to craft beer nostalgia. They swap stories about the wild early days of Toppling Goliath bottle releases, talk cars, and debate banana bread toppings with surprising passion. Mike also somehow works in a colonoscopy story. Just a solid, loose conversation between friends who clearly enjoy each other's company.

In this episode of We're Still Cool, Right?, hosts Erik, Mike, and Shaun discuss the decline of physical media over drinks. Sparked by PlayStation's announcement to stop producing game discs by 2027-2028, they explore digital ownership concerns, including Sony removing purchased content from users' libraries without refunds. The hosts reflect nostalgically on DVD collections and video store experiences while debating issues of lost media, rising streaming costs, and corporate control over content. They conclude that better digital ownership laws and a hybrid physical-digital approach may be necessary to preserve media accessibility and cultural history.

In this episode of We're Still Cool, Right?, hosts Erik, Mike, and Shaun sip on blackberry whiskey mules while tackling a fun hypothetical: if you could live as anyone in history for 10 years, who would you choose? From Michael Jordan and Tom Brady to Winston Churchill and Elon Musk, the crew debates athletes, musicians, actors, and icons. They also riff on TikTok trends, car-buying frustrations, and quirky personal stories, keeping things light and entertaining throughout. The episode blends nostalgia, humor, and lively conversation in true We're Still Cool, Right? fashion.

Erik, Mike, and Shaun crack open drinks and shoot the breeze about their 4th of July weekends. They hit on everything from overpriced stadium beers at a Savannah Bananas game to the surprisingly emotional wave at Kinnick Stadium. The conversation drifts into a solid debate about sports apparel brands, with Reebok taking the biggest hit. Nobody is buying that Reebok is still cool, and the guys have the receipts to prove it. Throw in some dad jokes, Nike nostalgia, and a Manhattan or two, and you have yourself a pretty damn good afternoon.

The guys crack open some drinks and dive into a mix of topics. Mike debuts his "Blood in the Water" cocktail—menthol McGillicutty, blue Gatorade, and grenadine—which smells like toothpaste but somehow works. They reminisce about craft beer's golden era around 2013, debate fireworks safety (including a wild trailer fire story), and rant about people who ghost restaurant reservations. They also recap a Cubs game in Milwaukee and rave about Dimensional Brewery. Classic dudes-hanging-out energy throughout. Cheers! 🍺

On this episode of We're Still Cool, Right?, the title says it all: In the shadow of Toy Story 5 releasing in theaters, the Still Cool Boys (TM) head back in time to take on the ultimate Pixar movie bracket and definitively select the greatest computer animated movies of all time.