In this episode, Justin and Emily discuss their recent trip to Oregon.

Justin discusses a trip he took to his mother‘s hometown, Emily talks about what is remembered about the 1960s. We finish up by chatting about The Beatles: Get Back

Three months later and we finally have a new episode out!!!  We're so sorry to keep you waiting--it has been a very eventful summer for both of us in different ways. In this episode, we start off by reflecting about our summers and how radically different this one has been from the summer of 2020, aka "covid summer." Justin then discusses his psychological journey through dark times recently, taking a huge step by reaching out for help and finding a therapist, and starting to see glimmers of hope.  On a more humorous note, Emily tells the tale of when she accidentally took edible chocolates before heading out for a solo beach day. Our recommendation this month is the movie Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain which was the first movie either of us had seen in a theater since Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker... Enjoy!

In this episode, we discuss mask-less smelling, cruising on Grindr and possible causes to the rise of "incel" culture.

In this episode - our 10th!!! - we talk about all the sex we're not having. Covid, am I right guys??? Just kidding... Maybe?

In this episode, we discuss the original series of Star Trek, make fun of socially distanced date night ideas and suggest you try one of our new favorite treats--Taza Chocolate!

Emily recaps her travels across the US and Justin shares how he's been breaking up the monotony of covid life.

In this episode, Justin and Emily recap every Star Wars movie.

In this episode, Justin and Emily recount two recent bike expeditions. One to Boston to get sweet buns and the second, to Arlington, where they got an impromptu tour of the Old Schwamb Mill. Emily discusses the perceived vulnerability of a solo woman by reminiscing a beach day she had while visiting Acadia National Park last summer.  Justin and Emily have a dialogue about how sex and gender are represented in the media and how that representation is changing with the rise of the Zoomer generation. Lastly, Justin plugs his radio show, which will be every Thursday evening 6-8pm starting now! You can listen to it live online here: https://www.unh.edu/wunh/

In this episode, Justin and Emily share 'date' stories from 2019 and we compare Jim Henson's Labyrinth with The Dark Crystal