Matt and Mike D kick back and talk about everyday fears, body odor, complimentary opposites, and accidentally stumble onto a brief discussion about whether or not the world is more dangerous today than the days of old- a spirited discussion, indeed!

Mike and Matt shoot the breeze about the parameters of door holding and Matt adds a few thoughts on the unsung villain- "The Dance Dad."

Sean Flynn is in studio!  Matt gets off to a slow start and some topics fall flat- but the gracious guest humors him and after some sideways conversations about evolution and social responsibility- they get into the real stuff:  recycling, daily routines, and coffee shop talk. 

Matt and Mike talk about a myriad of topics:  flat soda, popping pimples, replacing the word "hate," and if you can tell someone that their bed sucks.

It's a full house with Matt, Kate, and Nathaniel- arguing airplane politics, the fragility of the British Monarchy, and whether or not chewing gum can go bad.

Rem the Dream, AKA Dan Remus, comes by to discuss whether or not it's possible to look at a member of the opposite sex and not be checking him or her out.  He and Matt also talk about kissy faces and picture taking, and even a few thoughts on wedding crashing.

Mike offers Matt some advice on how much planning is necessary to throw a proper party.  They also chat about the sentimental keepsakes in one's basement versus on one's desk.   They even take a few minutes at the end to answer some questions in "threes."

DJ Warren Peace, AKA Warren Phillips jumps on call to join Matt in discussing all things random:  types of people that like Dave Matthews, funerals, walking cats, and Twizzlers.  Please excuse the audio interruptions- tech just ain't our thing.

Mike D and Matt discuss the logistics of wakes, the difference between leaders and followers, and Mike tries to convince Matt he was a dunker.  

Mike Altieri and Matt discuss if and when people have a responsibility to pick up other people's trash.  A new game is sampled, as well:   Never Have I Ever.