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Parents adopting new tech, dental relationship status, IFTTT recipes for dinner, notification analysis paralysis, and Kyle explains PLAYERUNKNOWNS BATTLEGROUNDS to Chris.

In this first full episode of Way Too Seriously, Jan and Paul talk about Hotel Transylvania, the insidious idea of fathers owning their daughters, how love at first sight is a terrible concept, and why disability is not monstrous.

It's like telling your stomachist that you've eaten fig newtons, cashews with glass, and 50,000 lbs of Charlie the Chicken while sailing on the Hydrogen Iodide seas.

Dan Mall returns! Dan is the director of SuperFriendly, a design collaborative, and author of a new book about the approaches professionals can take to valuing their project rates called _Pricing Design_, which published by A Book Apart.

Two things I'm excited about plus conversations with my kids.

In this intro episode to Way Too Seriously Paul and Jan introduce themselves and the idea for this show. See you next Friday for our first full episode!

It's like getting back from vacation after barfing up a mile-long pizza all over a boat, a building, and a plane.

In this final episode of Clockworks season 1 Paul interviewed Todd Masters, Lori Sandnes, Sarah Pickersgill and Yukiyo Okajima, four members of the team that created the special effects makeup for Legion. We talked about the design for the Devil with Yellow Eyes, the scaring on Clark, the practical challenges of meeting a tight deadline, and more.

Harry Roberts is an award-winning Consultant Front-end Architect, writer, and speaker from the UK. Roberts is often asked for his advice by web teams to help make their CSS better organized and more efficient.

In this episode of Clockworks Paul and Jan let their feelings run away with them and gush about their favourite episodes, characters, performances, directors, writers, musical numbers, manifestations of the Shadow King, and moments of season 1 of Legion. We also spend a little time pondering the unanswered questions of season 1, and make our predictions and wild speculations about the future of Legion.

Now this is a story all about how my life got flipped-turned upside down and I'd like to take a minute just sit right there and I'll tell you how I became the guy who hadn't recorded an episode for nearly a month.

We're back for another discussion of The Joshua Tree 2017 Tour with Aaron, Sherry, Sienna, and Chris. We're also joined by Bigwave from the U2.com moderator crew to help answer questions from listeners.

Comparing our Letterboxd diaries leads to a discussion of how we watch streaming media in 2017.

Paul and Jan talk to cinematographer Craig Wrobleski about his work making Legion look so darn good.

Kyle and Chris discuss cats vs. kids, Costco runs, and the various methods of note taking the've tried over the years.

Dan Brown is co-founder of EightShapes, a UX design discovery shop that serves clients in healthcare, education, not-for-profit and high-tech. He’s recently written a book called, *Practical Design Discovery,* published by A Book Apart.

In this episode of Clockworks we look back over season one of Legion and talk about the big ideas we think this season has been about.

It's like carrying a bunch of boxes of candy through the bridge of the Enterprise in VR to the bow of the Enterprise and hoping to not get sea sick.

Brook and Kari discuss chosen families, constructing family units, friends that stick, healthy boundaries for adults, rules for showing up for your friends.

Matt, Mason, Tim, and Chris convene to discuss our thoughts on U2's first 6 shows of The Joshua Tree 2017 tour.