Tom and Don discuss personal finance, from drowning in debt to getting things together and starting to save.

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Tom and Don introduce their friend Mike to talk about the science and policy of climate change.

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Tom and Don discuss organized religion versus new religious movements and New Age stuff. The line between religion and cult can be blurry when you're an atheist - how does it change when you start to believe?

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Tom and Don discuss losing time and gaps in our lives, which we thought was fitting after losing the original episode number 8. We also go on a big tangent about health care.

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Big Dave (on Twitter as @malwaex ) discusses gambling, fantasy sports and his approach to life.

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Tom and Don discuss drug use and addiction. Why we've used them or stayed away and what religion has to say about it.

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Tom and Don discuss unemployment, underemployment and the future of work. Basic income, the yanggang and getting by.

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Tom and Don have Andy on for our first guest episode. Andy is our friend who lives in the north of Sweden, who tells us about life in the "betongen".

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In episode 5, Tom and Don talk about writing. As Don slowly moves to #monetize his jokes, we discuss our compulsion to post.

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In episode 4, Tom and Don push more on the idea that certain political impulses can quickly turn from anxiety to radical urgency, leading us to want to put ourselves in dangerous situations or to be seen to be making the 'difficult decision'.