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On this week’s episode, Jason welcomes Brittany back to the show as they discuss the challenges of becoming your best self.

Levi tackles a pretty popular take on the job front in this week's episode.

On this week's episode, the guys talk about the movies that were adapted into television series. Also, they pay tribute to the late Iron Sheik.

Jason talks about why he started the PFC Entertainment Network and the man who inspired it. And then he revisits this past weekend's Pride in the Park event in Holly.

Brett and Todd wrap up season one discussing the new Foo Fighters album as well as the new Michael J. Fox documentary.

Amy and Jason talk about whether its okay not to have a hero in this day and age.

The participation trophy......Levi Blue has his opinions on it.

Before Jason and Shawn discuss the various 1980s movies that have been recently remade or rebooted, they go down the rabbit hole of Shawn's feelings on tipping in the restaurant industry.

On a random topics episode, Jason talks about the controversy surrounding the Texas Rangers’ refusal to have celebrate Pride month, downloading TikTok, and a message to the graduating class of 2023.

Brett and Todd have had requests to bring back some segments from the old days ... and they do so starting with this episode. 

Levi tackles a touchy topic for some people, whether or not they're actually goof friends or just around because we serve some sort of other purpose.

Jason talks about the thought process of being dedicated to your significant other and why its important to fight for it. Also, he starts the show by discussing Holly's upcoming Pride in the Park event.

Brett and Todd discuss the recent Ed Sheeran court battle and all copyright lawsuits in music.

Amy and Jason talk about scenarios of unwanted people showing up to funerals, under the guise of being friendly with the deceased.

Levi unleashes his venom as he sits upon his porch.

Jason and Shawn talk about the biggest headlines, songs, movies, TV shows, and more in 1988. Plus, sidebars on school lunches, WWF/E wrestling in 1988, and the passing of Superstar Billy Graham.

Jason continues the conversation of why we wear "masks." And later on, he responds to some personal feedback from this past Saturday's bonus episode.

Todd and Brett talk all about The Beatles. Are they overrated, like some claim? 

Jason Clouse welcomes an anonymous guest to the show to discuss the process of coming to terms with past trauma and how it impacts how we embark on adulthood.

Levi Blue is back this week with another hot take.

Jason and Shawn recall the various activities and games they enjoyed during their time in school.

Jason tackles the topic of the need we feel to wear "masks" in a public setting as an alternative, and more "acceptable," version of ourselves.

Amy talks about the challenges of making and maintaining meaningful friendships as adults.

Why do people have such a hard time with being told "no?" Levi breaks it down in this week's episode.

On a more serious topic this week, the guys talk about the 1980 murder of John Lennon and the 1981 assassination attempt on President Ronald Regan.