Your Daily Dose with Bob and Nick

Bob brings up a Greek origin story that Nick is less than enthusiastic about. Photo by Austin Kehmeier on Unsplash .

Bob and Nick should definitely avoid human resources.

Should we change up the format of the show?

Nick gives Bob the abridged version of the Douglas Adams classic. Like the way Arthur Dent learned to fly, Nick wants to get worse at procrastination. Photo by  David Kopacz  from  Pexels .

What is the best dessert? Better question: What is the best delivery system for your favorite dessert? Cupcake, cookie, cream puff, martini, etc. The choices are endless. But Nick has an answer. Photo by  Parv Choudhary  from  Pexels .

Bob and Nick share some outtakes from memorable obituaries and discuss what is deserving enough to show up on their own.

The last Friday of the month is a special dose for listeners. And for Bob and Nick. Mostly for the listeners.

It's cold in Florida, but Nick doesn't need or want a blanket. If his body temp goes up too much, he has nightmares. And Bob has trust issues with dentists. Enjoy!

It's not only about the gift that Nick got for Bob, it's about the one he didn't get Bob.

There's book smart, then there's common sense. When it comes to pasta, we have neither.

Bob recently received a tarot card deck, so Nick describes his limited - but very positive - experience with getting a reading.

Which would you choose? Rock climbing or racquetball? In this episode, we break down some of the fun that goes along with each, and how Nick overbuys equipment.

It's important that podcasting hosts sound distinctive from each other or there could be some confusion for the listener. In this episode, we figure out that it's easy to tell Bob and Nick apart. One is loud, the other hairy.

Working hard or hardly living? Bob and Nick take a moment to discuss the reset that's currently happening with corporations and their employees. Ultimately, they blame the most obvious person who could have fixed all the problems with corporate greed and excess: Bruce Wayne.

Finding perfection in the imperfect. For Bob, the art of wabi-sabi is an exercise he'd like to get to know better through the art of kintsugi. That is, putting something back together that's broken. Mainly pottery, not people. Photo by Riho Kitagawa on Unsplash .

Texting, texting, 1 2 3. Nick takes his time responding to Bob, which brings out some very understandable creative anxieties. Also, the latest on the upcoming Fringe show! Photo by Alex Ware on Unsplash .

Staying organized, keeping on task, taking care of business. It’s not always easy when we have a ton of distractions and creative minds. Bob and I talk about some of the challenges with staying on target. Enjoy! Photo by Erik Mclean on Unsplash .

Rehearsing for ourselves and our parents.

This is a classic Dose where Bob and Nick jump from topic to topic and even ramble a little bit. And that's fine, it's their podcast. If they want to talk about outer space, Sandra Bullock, Sandra Bullock in space, say our final farewells to Betty White, and worry about how our bodies are betraying us, then they will. And they did.

Classic rock has a lot to do with love and heartbreak. Few songs have to do with love, heartbreak, and puke, but this story from Bob as a kid does!

What are some of the things you've learned in therapy? In this episode, Nick shares eight magic words his therapist taught him, and he hopes to incorporate them into his conversations in the future. Photo by Alexander Pemberton on Unsplash .

Time isn't always on your side. In this episode, Bob and Nick discuss the advantages of sabbaticals, dedicated time to work on bettering oneself. Photo by  Charlotte May  from  Pexels .

We all need a minute to vent on occasion. It might be about work or family or the news, and a quick conversation about something that bothers us makes things feel a little bit better, even if we don't come up with a solution. In the case of today's episode, Bob and Nick vent, don't come up with a solution, and then blame the multiverse.

Having always thought of himself as a dog person, Nick was surprised by how easy it was to switch to a cat person. Cats are covered in hair and would prefer to be napping all the time. He's covered in hair and would prefer to be napping all the time. You can see why this is working.

In this episode, Bob and Nick discuss the audio producer's dilemma: What do you do when you’re listening to the playback? Sure, it’s important to be present, and you need to edit stuff out, but it doesn’t take 100% of your brainpower. So what do you do in the meantime? The answer may surprise you.