Adventures in Irrationality

In which we discuss sexual harassment, #MeToo, Harvey Weinstein, how all of this is affecting younger folks, and more.

In which we discuss the versatility of Sylvester Stallone, the different incarnations and Batman and Spider-Man, Jeremy breaks down the latest DC Comics movies, and defining yourself by your political party.

In which we discuss Harvey Weinstein, regional appropriateness, Tom Petty, and Eric has some thoughts about death and why it isn’t sad.

In which Jeremy is getting ready for a Spartan Race, we talk about running, what qualifies as an adventure, Eric’s multiple experiences with guns, the worst night of Eric’s life, drinking when you're older, the best way to pour beer, and Jeremy wants to walk a long way.

In which we discuss fast food, revisit The Time Machine and other H.G. Wells stories, take issue with people who think movies from their childhood are better than any other movies ever, why Eric is feeling insecure, and Goals.

In which we discuss our feelings towards nostalgia, including being a kid, being in college, after graduating college, and more.

In which Eric disagrees  with Jeremy’s poor sense of smell, Eric’s daughter is nonchalant about death, and not very nice Raffi song, we try to determine if Garth Brooks has sold the most music of all time, and if it would be possible to replicate the summer of when we were 14 years old.

In which we discuss Bill & Ted which leads to a general discussion of time travel, including Back to the Future, Terminator, and others.

In which we discuss Eric watching Preacher, his neighbor evangelizes, Jeremy’s son eats a spite banana, our kids makeup stupid games, and we dream of reusing old stuff.

In which someone assumes Miles son is racist, Eric puts his robe on, question why death is sad, Jeremy gives his analysis of Catcher in the Rye, Eric’s parents reverse mortgage, and tackle the white supremacist issue.

In which we talk about how to deal with questions we don’t know the answers to, My Side of the Mountain and other Summer Reading books, The Catcher in the Rye, Robin Hood, Renaissance Fairs, grade school lunches, and the concept of Deep Work.

In which we discuss our fun weekends, why listening to people describe fun times is boring, a guy who is knowledgeable, passionate and excited, and determine that Dave Coulier is responsible for Hipsters.

In which we talk about the time Eric dressed up as a drug for school, crappy historical figures, conquers, invaders, and aliens, holidays we can do away with, Catherine Zeta Jones movies, Brotherhood of the Wolf and similar movies, Jeremy’s stress dreams, and Eric’s fighting dreams.

Episode 342 - I Damn You

Episode 341 - Seeing Demons