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This week, Steve and Nadia talk with actor/writer Lizz Adams (@Lizz) about the specific topic of training dogs -- all kinds of dogs! -- and classic dog behavioral issues. Is your puppy barking too much? What about a dog that's guarding the food bowl, or chewing up stuff? Why Cesar Milan can suck it? And while we're at it, what ARE the good dog names? Let's do this again some time!

This week, Steve and Nadia talk with writer Rache Hastings (@rachelhastings) about the specific topic of working at the American Girl Store, where she learned how to help kids and parents alike shop for these classic dolls (both historical and modern) originally designed by The Pleasant Company. Who's our favorites: Kirsten, Samantha, Molly, Felicity, or Addy? What was Brad Pitt doing at the store? What's up with Wellington boots getting in on the action? Let's do this again some time!

This week, Steve and Nadia talk with writer and podcast host Jordan Morris (@Jordan_Morris) about the specific topic of the Los Angeles historic destination and Southern California field trip favorite The La Brea Tar Pits (and George C. Page Museum), where they've dug up remains of dire wolves, saber-toothed cats, and more from the Ice Age. What is this excavation site still digging up? What do we think of the new museum layout plans? What about My Girl and My Girl 2?! Let's do this again some time!

This week, Steve and Nadia wrap up February Duos with married comedy couple Lucia Aniello (@LuciaAniello) and Paul W. Downs (@paulwdowns) on the specific topic of Brooklyn neighborhood Williamsburg and their favorite restaurants from 2008. NYC foodies from a while back, this one is for you! Delis, Italian, and Thai, oh my! Where do you go to eat cheap in New York City over a decade ago? Where did Paul and Lucia first say I love you? Why have we all been accused of stealing? Let's do this again some time!

This week, Steve and Nadia keep February Duos going with podcast hosts Joel Spence (@joelaspence) and Deb Tarica (@instantdeborah) from This Particular Album is Very, Very Important to Me about the specific topic of the amazing life and mysterious death of singer, musician, producer, and activist Sam Cooke. Which songs of Sam Cooke's many Billboard chart-topping hits are still favorites? Can you donate your eyes? Why do they hate Fresno so much? Let's do this again some time!

This week, Steve and Nadia keep February Duos going with real-life couple Jess Ross (@CollegeHumor) and actress Kait Thompson (@kaitdrawingstuff) about the specific topic of all the many hundreds of ways to cook eggs. How do people eat eggs around the world? Should you add milk to your scrambler? What the hell is scrapple? Why was Beauty & The Beast so horned up for eggs? Let's do this again some time!

This week, Steve and Nadia kick off February Duos with writers Brad Evans (@bradfordevans) and Nick Ciarelli (@nickciarelli) about the specific topic of the real-life Simpsons house, part of a contest to win a Nevada home modeled after the long-running TV show. Why are the floors made of concrete? Why was Maggie's high-chair glued to the kitchen? Who actually lives there right now? Does anyone drink Slice? Let's do this again some time!

This week, Steve and Nadia talk with Amy Vorpahl (@vorpahlsword) about the specific topic of dating etiquette in the digital world, going into the rules and often debunking what dating coaches are saying. What's up with ghosting? Who pays for a first date? How do you navigate all these dating apps? How do you write an amazing dating profile? Once again, what's with Steve and boats? Let's do this again some time!

This week, Steve and Nadia talk with actor Santina Muha (@SantinaMuha) about the specific topic of Italian pasta, straight from Sicily, the way her grandparents taught her. What's the most overrated pasta shape? How does an Italian feel about Olive Garden? And what would Santina's Nonna have to say about our Italian recipes? Let's do this again some time!

This week, Steve and Nadia talk with writer Cody Ziglar (@yayforzig) about the specific topic of Japanese anime mecha sensation Gundam and its various model kits. Why is this cartoon about kids using robots to fight so popular? What kind of Gundamn toy models are the favorites? What the hell is up with Star Wars, and what on earth do you call a burger with the cheese inside? Let's do this again some time!