This week, we find ourselves reflecting on the incredible journey of fatherhood and the moments from childhood when we first realized what was possible—those little milestones that made us feel like we were growing up.

Of course, we don't stay on topic for long. Joe lovingly talks about his preferred way to clean the floors, while Jackson passionately defends the importance of a well-organized rack and how big it is. It's another mix of heartfelt stories, questionable detours, and the kind of conversations that only happen when you've been friends for years.

We'd like to dedicate this episode to our friend Dan and his family.

What makes something "cool," and who gets to decide? This week, Joe and Jackson tackle sneaker culture, the psychology behind collecting, and the invisible social economy of cultural currency and cultural capital. From limited-edition Jordans to everyday status symbols, they explore why people value what they do—with plenty of tangents, questionable expertise, and laughs along the way. It also happens to be one of their longest episodes yet.

This week, Joe and Jackson step into the world of sneaker culture—a world filled with hype drops, resale prices, limited editions, and people who camp overnight just to buy shoes. They explore what makes a pair of sneakers more than just footwear, why some people treat them like works of art or investment portfolios, and whether cultural currency can really be worn on your feet.