Mike and Clay talking about heavier depression sinking in and 80s TV themes. Find us on your favorite audio podcast provider, video on YouTube, and at saturdaymorningkids.com

Clay and Mike talking about KPop, nukes, and chandelier collateral damage. Find us on your favorite audio podcast provider, video on YouTube, and at saturdaymorningkids.com

Mike and Clay are back, and we catch up about physical and mental health. (Side note: why do we still seperate these two when mental health IS physical health?) This week we finally get into our Hunter S Thompson discussion, what he means to each of us and what he did for (counter-?) culture.

Mike and Clay, at it again. We discuss parenting, apathy, entropy, and opthomology.

Mike and Clay take a look at the last few weeks as life happened, with or without their approval.

Mike and Clay discuss the physical manifestation(s) of depression, and how it completely drains all motivation and willpower. We also talk about how to deal with people in a conversation when they are devaluing themselves. And finally, how transference can sabatoge a relationship and how modeling a positive effect can look like to improve your own self esteme.

Additionally in this episode: the govt sucks, Taylor Swift is great, and why "just keep swimming" can be a transformative mantra.

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Mike and Clay keep it on track for once to the show notes. We do our weekly health-check, talk about some pop culture from this week in history, discuss the travesty of RFK, and start assigning homework.

Another long show while we find our footing. Clay rants about his struggles with disability denial, the government pretends Agent Orange wasn't a thing, and Mike talks about lawyer shopping. Also: Stephen King good, KISS bad, Cameron Diaz is hot, and Jeremy spoke in class today.