Just Two Good Old Boys

Send us a textImagine a world where election results surprise even the most seasoned political analysts, and record-breaking voter turnout shakes up traditional voting patterns. Our latest episode kicks off with a lively discussion on these surprising outcomes and the unique voting processes in states like Arizona, California, and New York. We inject a dose of humor with a debate on the perspectives of pessimists versus optimists in politics, and weave in personal anecdotes about the joys and...

Send us a textDid the election night in Pennsylvania and the Rust Belt catch everyone off guard, or was it a masterstroke of strategy? We unravel the surprising victory of Trump and the eerie calm that followed in cities like DC and Baltimore, which were braced for chaos. As we ponder over the lack of expected unrest and the implications of these results, our personal stories and firsthand experiences paint a vivid picture of a nation in disbelief and contemplation. The unexpected voter shift...

Send us a textEver wondered if Firefox's site data reporting might just be messing with you? Join us as Ben navigates a hilarious audio fiasco while on the road, leading us to question the bizarre reality of digital storage. As we laugh through tech troubles, we also touch on the political tension one feels around Washington, D.C., as we all brace for an eventful week ahead. It's a blend of comedy and anticipation you won't want to miss.Let’s talk politics and the comedic genius of Saturday N...

Send us a textEver wondered how political satire could bring unexpected laughter across the aisle? Join us as we recount the comedic highlights from the Al Franken dinner in New York, where Donald Trump's sharp humor surprised even Chuck Schumer. We'll take you through an intriguing discussion on Kamala Harris's controversial remarks about free speech, coupled with musings on how she and Trump might fare on Joe Rogan's stage. Get ready to see political figures in a new light as we draw parall...

Send us a textWhat if the dystopian future depicted in "Idiocracy" isn't as far-fetched as it seems? Join us on a nostalgic journey through our early fascination with "Star Trek," where we recount childhood memories of reruns and explore how science fiction has shaped our imaginations and intellectual pursuits. As we reminisce, we reflect on the transformation of libraries from book-centric sanctuaries to tech-savvy hubs, sharing personal stories of these evolving spaces in the digital age.Sh...