Everything Is Interesting

We talk about what you wear to Amanda's future funeral. We all die at some point why not talk about it now?

We get a little wild on tax night. It's an episode full of inappropriateness. You're welcome.

California you were good to us...Spokane Airport, not so much. It was our fault. We give you the deets on our trip​ and how tired we are. Which also explains our little argument...because Amanda is always right.

We do a quick little podcast before heading to California...we forgot about this one because it was a secret.

Update on everything that's going on with us. We visited​ and talked to roast house coffee and checked out some more local brick and mortar store that make Spokane amazing.

Amanda learns the ways of metal through the history and complexity​ of TOOL, one of the most popular, progressive metal bands in the world and what makes them great. Will she love it or hate it? or has she been secretly listening to the band behind Marty's back?​ find out.

Amanda's sleepy and bringing up the government shutdown. We wanted people to be aware of what is closed because of the shutdown and what remains open. We talk a lot about coffee, Chris Delia stealing our material, the government, and even listen to some music. Enjoy! Oh, and I pee on air.

The cold weather season is taking it easy one us. Doesn't stop us from enjoying all things warm because it's still cold as f**k! P.S. We calm it way down in this episode. We are the sleepy time tea in your ears.

Childhood reminiscing, 8 year anniversary, and our favorite bar.

We talk self awareness and what heading into the New Year means for us...and the weather.

Getting jobs, falling down, Christmas shopping mall, tree shaming, quick sand, Pauly Shore, and our favorite dive bar and favorite Christmas song from Josh Homme

We talk about the "Baby It's Cold Outside" controversy and a Christmas story about trolls in Iceland. We lead to the missing romance of television and how anxiety effects us all.

Turkey calls and how I used to hate Thanksgiving food. We also talk about the Norwegian tradition of making lefse, a potato tortilla. Then we cover our friends and family coming to visit us for a friendsgiving in Spokane and the new places we have discovered. Also, you can't hear the audio file we tried to play of actual turkey calls.

We were sleepy but spoke of our amazing time at CalJam and moving 2000 miles in two days.