This is a classic Daily Dose dominos episode. Or is it a snowball episode? What's a good analogy for when Bob and Nick jump around a lot, from topic to topic, in a fun and funny way? Cascading rabbit trail episode? We'll keep workshopping it.

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Can we make up for our past crimes? The reason we ask is Bob did a small phone-related fraud in his youth, but he's been super good since.

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The big epic fantasy stories, from Middle Earth to Dune to Pandora, have a lot of prophecies involved in the storytelling, and Nick is kind of over it. Is it because he's not part of anyone's prophecy? Probably.

Oh, and Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy is discussed. We think it was lacking in a prophecy, but don't quote us on that.

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Start your Lamaze breathing for this episode. Bob and Nick discuss the miracle of childbirth and the differences in how they talk to people who say they are ready for kids. Also, they sound a little like curmudgeons about gender reveal parties.

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Bob talks about returning to an art form after a while off. Unlike riding a bike, you may not feel as good at it as you did before. But you have to keep going to get back in the groove.

Bob and Nick take a look back at their Fringe show. We had amazing support from Ryan Goodwin for music and Emika Martin on the technical side. We also discuss the wonderful world of improv classes at SAK Comedy Lab.

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Our final episode with Jim Hobart (in this series)! We dig back into his amazing Legacy Life Project, which is a service he provides to capture stories of loved ones. We get into the origin story of the project back in 2001 as well as who Bob and Nick would want to be interviewed.

Take a moment to watch some highlights of these stories on Macbeth Studio's channel.

Jim Hobart guest stars in this episode of Your Daily Dose! We discuss food in pill form, productivity, and flags. You have a homework assignment! Listen to this episode of You're Wrong About.

We are spending a week talking to Jim Hobart who you might know from Local Love Orlando, Macbeth Studio, the Legacy Life Project, and maybe even Knight Images and the original Pegasus Magazine. Today’s episode is about finding journalism that manages to tell the truth.

Today's episode was recorded at the College Park Gallery at the corner of Edgewater Drive and Smith Street. You should visit sometime to see the great art and talk to Jim and Flynn.