CC & NJ Guy

Send us Fan Mail Spock’s gone, McCoy’s not himself, and Kirk is trapped between Starfleet orders and the kind of loyalty you only earn in battle. We come in hot from a fresh rewatch of Star Trek III: The Search for Spock and start pulling on the threads that make this movie so rewatchable: grief, friendship, and the moment Star Trek turns a personal loss into a full-on mission. We get into the canon connections that hit harder now that we’ve seen more of the franchise, from Strange New World...

Send us Fan Mail Retirement planning, RV living, artificial intelligence, clean energy, and the future of humanity collide in this free-flowing CC & NJ Guy conversation. With Tom still under the weather, Keny and Lou take over for an off-the-cuff discussion about approaching retirement, paying off the house, traveling America in an RV, staying connected to family, and figuring out what life might look like when the daily grind finally ends. But how does a practical conversation about reti...

Send us Fan Mail Was Halloween actually better when we were kids? Keny and Lou revisit old-school Halloween traditions—from door-to-door trick-or-treating and homemade costumes to neighborhood pranks, haunted attractions, and streets filled with decorated houses. In this nostalgic fall episode of CC & NJ Guy, the guys debate whether trunk-or-treat events and shopping-center celebrations have made Halloween safer while taking away some of the mystery, freedom, and excitement that once made...

Send us Fan Mail Did humans—or another intelligent humanoid civilization—exist during the age of dinosaurs? Keny brings one of his biggest theories yet to the CC & NJ Guy table: What if an intelligent civilization existed millions of years ago, disappeared during a mass-extinction event, and left behind evidence we no longer recognize? Tom, Keny, and Lou examine the idea from every angle—scientific, skeptical, historical, and completely far-out. In this episode, we explore: • Whether huma...

Send us Fan Mail Skynet jokes hit different when real life starts acting like the plot. We’re back on AI for the third time, but this time we’re not talking about goofy ChatGPT images or fun generative AI tricks. We’re talking about the quiet “upgrade” happening in the background: AI layered onto surveillance, databases, and networks that can track movement, build profiles, and make it easy for the wrong person to abuse access. We break down what people mean when they talk about Flock camera...