On this episode, Bob and Nick welcome a very special guest, Ryan Goodwin. Ryan was their musical partner for the Fringe, and he is an amazing human being.

What characters and stories are you nostalgic for, and which ones can you do without?

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Bob discusses seeing Chase Padgett's shows, the one that was at Fringe and the one that was on Fox. But first, Bob talks about a recent volunteer opportunity with the Special Olympics Shine Squad.

We love our furry little friends. That applies to babies too, especially if you're Greek.

How would you use time travel? Nick isn't a big fan of it in storytelling, because it's usually a crutch. But with the help of his good friend Bob, they come up with a real-world application for time travel that rocks.

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The sweetest story about Bob and Patti's first date.

Three short stories to celebrate the last Friday of the month. Andy Serkis, true love, and Tupperware.

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When do you push your kids towards piano lessons or organized sports? Bob and Nick discuss their experiences on the receiving end of parental pushing as well as trying to cajole kids to do things.

How fast are your ears? Bob and Nick discuss listening to audiobooks at high speeds, and how that may appear to be disrespectful to the narrators' performance.

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You have the opportunity to save the universe. Do you ignore your family to do so? That's the question for this episode.

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