In a world of surrealism and extroverted beings, two men attempt to slow down life’s steady trickle of the sands of time, as they riff their week away by discussing nothing and everything all at once. In other words, its Friday, Morgan brought the six pack, Carl has the location. Come through and share a truly human experience.

The What-It-Is beacon is lit and our heroes answer the call, literaly; Richard gets on the line with the scoop! The boys discuss USA and it’s possible future talk show leader and also conspiracy theories, because, you know… Murica! An in depth analysis of messages in music and their impacts outside the artistic world are besieged as best as our linguistical masters can. Besides the weekly recap and another poor attempt to sum up the middle-eastern conflict, we get some book recommendations as well as a steaming game of quotes n’ bros. Yippee Ki Yay.Subjects: Oprah 2020, Ideas Communicated In Music, Quotes n’ Bros, Middle-Eastern Conflict, Weapons Conspiracy Theories, Book Recommendations, Hawaii Volcano, Neighbourhood Troubles, Rich Calls

Get rid of your blue-ray blues as the boys talk big screen productions and possibly install their new recurring time filler, Quotes & Bros. Morgan, still licking his wounds from a U2 album and the absence of Wild Boyz, and Carl, as ever confused about world events, reboots and whip-its, give a literal thumbs up to North and South Korea and a metaphorical thumbs down to Bill Cosby. Game over man, game over.Subjects: Jurassic Park, Anime, Michael Bay, U2, Movie Reboots, Jumanji, Wild Boyz, Whip Its, Quotes n’ Bros, North & South Korea, Bill Cosby,  Primal Human Brain.

“Another veil of smoke is lifted in this episode as our heroes retell their past, pre-adolescent, non-catholic, tech-savvy sexual awakening experiences as they desperately fend off mothers, bullies, terrible clothes and pedofiles. Also Bee’s are no joke!”Subjects: Smoke Machines, Tinder, Korean BBQ Recap, Sexual Awakening, Porn, Bullies, Pedofiles.

“Milestone episode for everyone! Morgan shares his knowledge on diseases after opening up the door for Carl to crash the mic in this musical episode. Touchy subjects all on tape as we put the “change my mind” guy Steven Crowder on blast and discuss the many metaphorical “walls“ on this earth. This ain’t no filler episode; we get Rich back on the line…”Subjects: One Hit Wonders, Aids, Change My Mind, Teaching Music, Hip Hop, The Wall, Korean BBQ, Entertainment, Hijab, Racism & Quebec History, Language Barriers, Rich Calls #3

“Our heroes let loose on things that trigger them in this weeks show such as garbage, kids, water enhancers, eye contacts, board game bars and many more. Also, Brendan Fraiser is a big highlight this week with an audiobook segment for those of you down with that george of the jungle fever. A great episode that unveils even the darkest side of our favourite boys.”Subjects: Neighborhood Garbage Watch, Annoying Kids, Sports, Water Enhancer, Brendan Fraiser, Weddings, Eye Contacts, Board Game Bars, Snake Plisken, Drug Addiction

“Carl & Morgan revisit their little late night escapade and unveil a not-so-mysterious caller. Carl talks about his experience at the Leonard Cohen exhibition to then have a heated debate about their beer preference. Inevitably, they discuss their video game preferences and move on to their first intoxication experiences and an impending doom looming over their favorite caller…”Subjects: Mystery Phone Calls, Leonard Cohen, Video Games, Beers, Intoxication

The boys have a night out. Morgan talks about line strangers and Carl discusses his feelings towards the aguish of life. Modern porn is put on trial while dogs are being shunned, nothing is off topic in this sensitive episode. Morgan shares an epic story on home intrusion and gives us insight on Carl’s “golden point”. Subjects: Clubs, Line Strangers, Porn, Deepfakes, Dog Issues, Home Invasion, Judas Priest, Justice System, Rich Calls #2

Welcome to the maiden voyage of What It Is. We will be leaving a detailed descriptions on future episodes. For now, enjoy our attempt at a semblance of professionalism as we take on our friday afternoon with fine alcohol and the enthusiasm of a 12 year old with a tablet.