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Sam updates his Dad on his camping trip.  Sam and Bobby also discuss a new brand of ice cream they have tried and how a hip hop artist is giving all of the top brands a run for their money.

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Bobby dives into a conversation about why law enforcement officials could truly benefit from items found in Batman's utility belt.  Sam helps to spell out what that could look like.  

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They say you shouldn't shop for groceries when you're hungry.  Quite possibly, the same should maybe be considered when taping an episode for a podcast.  Sam shares some of his favorite meals with Bobby agreeing to make sure Sam tests some of his assumptions with introductions to places he hasn't visited.

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While sharing interesting facts, Sam learns a lesson on why the validity of information should trace back to the believability of the individual or source that shared it.  And in many cases, a cartoon episode just may not be the source of information you want to trust without double checking.

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Bobby and Sam talk about what a few of the popular leaders around at America's founding actually did for a living.  Sam also makes a slight mistake when considering presidents who are on U.S. currency.

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It's Father's Day and Sam gets a chance to revisit his first words - Da Da - while also reflecting on why getting smacked on the internet is not a credible career choice.

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After what has been a busy 6th grade year, Sam reconnects with his Dad and co-host to talk through a few of the highlights from it as Sam begins his summer job o being a podcast co-host.  And in other news, the Jalen Brunson led New York Knicks pull off an amazing 29 point comeback against the San Antonio Spurs.

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Bobby and Sam talk a bit about the politics of the day in the wake of a snow storm that has shut down the city.

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Sam and Bobby speak with Lionel, a mechanical engineer from Little Rock, Arkansas who shares his journey inclusive of the influence of male teachers that motivated him along the way.

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Sam and Bobby ring in the new year while also paying homage to the snappy jingle that has been hard to shake from their minds.

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