After a long hiatus Mike and Jeff sit down to talk about the past 6 months. Marriage, moving, changing careers, and Japan are all topics of conversation.

Mike and Jeff planned to talk about Podcasting on Spotify as the "main" topic, but that quickly changes into task management. Jeff Makes promises he broke before this episode even came out, Mike explains why Journaling can help you, and both are easger to

Mike and Jeff talk about burnout, how to acknowledge it, deal with it, and moving forward afterwards. They also go in depth about multimedia, independent blogs/podcasts, Siri Shortcuts, and a teaser for next episode.

Mike and Jeff talk about why Mike is hungover, Jeff’s not-so embarrassing story at the doctors, and a _whole lot_ about Mike getting an iPad.

Jeff and Mike come back after a hiatus and throw the topics out off the window and just get caught up on what the hell the two of them have been up to. Mike did NaNoWriMo, Jeff managed to do some coding, and they both talk about Jeff’s move from Tablet Ha

The boys talk about one good thing and one bad thing, but before that they spend way too long trying to figure out if a hot dog is a taco or not. Mike blows Jeff's mind, and they both talk about dealing with stressors in their lives.

Jeff and Mike discuss the book The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck by Mark Manson

Jeff and Mike talk about how they listen to podcasts at the top of the show but quickly dive deep into where they spend their time online. Afterwards Mike talks about his recent sporting event he watched live. Next episode's topic you can take part in, so

Mike and Jeff giggle like school girls talking about their proposal stories. Once they wipe their eyes from cry-laughng they talk about the projects they either haven't finished or haven't started. Either way we get to the bottom of it!

Mike and Chris Lawley get together to have an intervention with Jeff about him wanting to change his website (again!). This show is all about imposter syndrome and being consistent with your work. This one gets real.