After a strange, long break, Brian and Kyle are back to talk about college, weird fame, TV shows Kyle doesn't know about, and traveling.

In this completely unedited episode, Kyle and Brian talk about Periscope while Periscoping, social media, and the benefit of off-the-cuff #content. They also write a musical.

Kyle and Brian take a trip back in time to discuss last weeks events. Kyle visits NASA, Brian learns geography, and then we talk about money. And referral money. And Patreon. Disclaimer: Brian also cooked pasta during the show. We made sure you can't tell.

Brian and Kyle celebrate achieving iTunes status by talking about Director Commentaries and how they buy movies before touching, very briefly, on the Apple Watch and Brian's experience with the Pebble.

Kyle and Brian contemplate their purpose in a world of llamas, birdmen, and the films that helped influence America in 2014. And then Kyle interrupts Brian countless times when Brian brings up an old Arizona horror story.

Brian and Kyle talk about being Millennials, reminisce on their childhoods, and eventually get on to The Legend of Zelda timeline.

It's a grab bag this week. Not only has Kyle not seen any movies, but he can't remember the ones he has seen. Brian throws a table. We also talk about Work-Life Balance, Nintendo, and snakes.

After some Serial follow-up, Kyle and Brian reminisce about their favorite guilty-pleasure music and wax poetic about the golden era of the N64 and pre-Internet video game culture. Over The Garden Wall The Hobbit Pokemon Original Lavender Town Theme - YouTube Nintendo 3DS - The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask 3D - Announcement Trailer - YouTube Luigi in Super Mario 64 Bill and Ted Serial Season 2 volunteer A Summary Of The Gamergate Movement That We Will Immediately Change If Any Of Its Members Find Any Details Objectionable ’90s Kids Rejoice! The Spider Eggs They Used To Fill Beanie Babies Are Finally Hatching! Ira Glass Exhausted From Doing Every Single Voice On ‘This American Life’ NES Zapper

Kyle and Brian discuss Mormon meth, podcasting's sudden mainstream appeal, and making friends online. Also, Kyle hasn't seen any movies. Ever. Breaking Bad Joe’s Tweet on Serial #10: Podcasting, It’s Great! A Question on Binge Listening The Thin Blue Line (1988 film) ‘Serial’ breaks iTunes record for fastest podcast to reach 5 million downloads and streams Getting Your Podcasts Some Ads iPod Video G4 Network Going Away For Good The Incomparable Bonanzaroos Startup Podcast Cats Per Mango