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In this episode of Way Too Seriously, Jan and Paul talk about Toy Story 2, even though they’ve never talked about Toy Story. Oh well. We talk about why holding on to your childhood is tempting but futile, whether toy dinosaurs can be girls, and whether it’s ok for a villainous character to be racist.

Summer mode has arrived and I'm stressed about it. Just make sure you drink lots of water and stay hydrated out there.

Jina Anne and Michah Godbolt are back on the show, but together for the first time, to talk about design systems, how they are using design systems at their respective jobs, and what is the state of design systems.

It's like getting a pre-portioned meal with cheese, caviar, breakfast ketchup, and a burger with pizza buns delivered to your door via waterslide.

A bit of video game follow up from previous episodes, headphones and leakage, and how we back up our digital lives.

In this episode of Way Too Seriously, Jan and Paul talk about The Wizard of Oz, how passing the Bechdel test really should be easy, whether Munchkins are better than Hobbits, and whether it’s better to be a friend of Dorothy than to actually BE Dorothy.

It's like adding Top Ramen Pringles, the NutZoom, a grape slicer, boozy ice cream, and a second thumb to your Amazon cart while driving.

Kirupa Chinnathambi works as a Program Manager in the Web Platform team at Microsoft. His latest book, *Creating Web Animations* published by O'Reilly Media, examines how animations are made in today's user interfaces.

Comparing and contrasting our humidity, opening the kimono all the way, playing a live game of Clash Royale, and how we listen to podcasts.

In this episode of Way Too Seriously, Jan and Paul talk about Megamind. We express our sympathy with Dreamworks for always being the runner-up, this time to Despicable Me. We also talk about why Roxie is a love interest for every male character in the movie, whether the fact that Megamind is blue makes him count as a person of colour, and Brad Pitt and the nature of privilege.

Geoff, Collin, Tassoula, and Chris are back to discuss the end of leg one of The Joshua Tree Tour 2017.

Catching up with Chris on how Lost Wax is doing. And some lemons.

Lara Hogan is an engineering director at Etsy and the author of *Designing for Performance* and the coauthor of *Building a Device Lab*. Her latest book, *Demystifying Public Speaking*, tackles every step involved in taking the podium and delivering the killer presentation.

Brook and Kari talk about Pride month, celebrations, marches, mainstreaming, commodification, rainbow-washing, chanting, mourning, abstaining, and showing up for the actual work the rest of the year. Should you go? Yes.

Forgetting to pay your GST in Canada, location checking as an alibi, Leisure Suit Larry education, and a history of Chris and Kyle's video game life.

In this episode of Way Too Seriously, Jan and Paul talk about Lego Batman, and Jan mentions Krypto the Wonder Dog at least twice. We also talk about whether Batgirl is a Smurfette, the homoerotic subtext of Batman and Joker, and DC’s race problem.

Kelly, Beth, Ian, and Chris go all the way back to Larry's first U2 logo on a shirt and talk through the U2's history of design. What we love, what we hate, and the little things that we notice along the way.

Amazon has the best week ever. Meanwhile, we're not good enough for Apple Maps, so Apple's making self-driving cars? What could go wrong and more in this week's Top (n+1) News Stories of the Week!

Answering some tweets about music, Costco, and summer.

It's like playing Donkey Kong Country while drinking Spicy Watermelon Lemonade on Spinsanity eating a Porkle with Breakfast Salsa.