It's part one of a two-fer today! We keep playing around with formats and schedules as our hosts navigate careers, kids, and trying to maintain sanity! This is exactly why should hit SUBSCRIBE, that way you'll never miss an episode! So, what's up for this episode?

Social Media Detox - Hype or Help?: Discuss the rising trend of taking breaks from social media. While some claim it's a transformative experience that improves mental health, others see it as a temporary, performative measure. Share personal experiences and anecdotes to illustrate both sides.

The Broken Bail System: Examine the cash bail system in the United States, which critics argue disproportionately affects the poor and exacerbates social inequalities. Investigate how the need for bail reform is a critical issue and discuss possible solutions.

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It's part two of today's two-fer! This episode is just the Captain and the Dealer as the Marine was on dad duty. This episode is diving into whether superfoods are really worth all the hype or if they just make you runs superfast to the bathroom! Part two is a dive into whether the information superhighway is really accessible to everyone and when it isn't, what's the impact to education. Sit back and see what you agree with, disagree with, and what you think is bull****!

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The 'Superfood' Sensation: Dissect the trendiness of 'superfoods' and how marketing has turned ordinary foods like kale and avocados into must-haves for a healthy diet, often with inflated claims about their benefits.

The Digital Divide and Education: Address the serious issue of the digital divide, which became especially pronounced during the pandemic, affecting students' access to education. Explore how socioeconomic status determines access to technology and what this means for the future of educational equality.

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Up this episode is a fight about whether certain food combinations taste good or are used to induce vomiting in the event of accidental overdoes! Whether it's pineapple on pizza (yes!) or pickles in peanut butter (huh?) or french fries in mayo (whyyyyyyyy???), these guys lay out their argument for or against.

Part two gets serious about the impact of video games and the advancements therein have had on society ... from addictive games, whether violence is excessive, and the abundance of microtransactions, the boys tackle the tough issues and stake claim to their positions.

As always, there is the degree of chaos you've come to expect when there's no adult supervision in the studio so hit play and, while you're at it, maybe give the boys 5 stars and write them a nice review!

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We're still settling into our new routine where we actually have to grow up and act like REAL podcasters ... you know, do a little research, show up, speak in complete sentences. But hey, we're getting there! We'd get there quicker if maybe we weren't excelling at procrastinating ... but that makes us EXPERTS at the first topic in today's episode!!! Hit play and jump in:

The Art of Procrastination: How to Master the Fine Art of Doing Nothing: In this tongue-in-cheek segment, the hosts discuss humorous anecdotes and tips for procrastination, from binge-watching TV shows to perfecting the art of staring into space. Take notes, we’ll be bringing pro-tips to doing tomorrow what should’ve been done today!

and after that we will, maybe, possibly, if we get around to it, talk about:

Is the American Dream Dead? The hosts delve into the various social, economic, and cultural factors influencing this concept, including the statistics related to income inequality, social mobility, homeownership rates, and access to education and healthcare. Our hosts also examine historical perspectives on the American Dream and how it has evolved over time.

Like the new format? Let us know! justin or jeffrey or nick at weekendmediagroup.com. Don't like it? Then let us know what you'd like better!

Next episode drops May 10th: Delicious Delight or Culinary Catastrophe? followed by The Evolution of the Video Game ... we'll explore the pros and cons of advancements in video game play and whether the support for or the criticism against is bull***t or not.

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In our opening segment, the hosts bravely tackle the infamous Curse of the Lottery, with the Dealer revealing his extravagant daydreams. ... which apparently involve spending every dollar won in the first few minutes of cashing in his ticket! Delving into the darker side of sudden wealth, the boys explore the alarming trend of lottery winners facing financial ruin and personal tragedies.

Shifting gears, segment two delves into weightier territory as the hosts question the enduring power of meritocracy in today's world. Through insightful analysis, they scrutinize the factors influencing success, from access to education and employment opportunities to the reality of social mobility. Challenging the notion of a level playing field, they shed light on the systemic barriers and inequalities that persist, casting doubt on the promise of equal opportunity for all.

Don't worry about things staying too heavy though ... there is still a high degree of buffoonery in the bullpen!

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The boys are back in the studio - their adult sponsor is with them for a few eps, so the real mayhem hasn't started yet, but buckle up for what will be a bumpy season four! The Captain, the Marine, and the Dealer are ready to call bull***t where they see it. Season four starts as soon as you hit play!

Here's the rundown:

The Best Superhero of All Time: our hosts engage in a lively debate about who deserves the title of the best superhero ever created. We’ll discuss iconic superheroes like Superman, Batman, and Spider-Man, and argue why our favorite superhero reigns supreme.

followed by,

The Illusion of Choice: Corporate Monopolies: in part two, we’ll examine the illusion of choice in industries dominated by corporate monopolies and oligopolies. We discuss the consolidation of power among big tech companies, pharmaceutical giants, and media conglomerates, and the implications for consumer freedom and competition.

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