Some people say that indecision IS a decision. But... is it? We seem to have fostered a culture where people settle for some thing or another of someone else's choosing because they don't have the attention span to make up their own minds. Or is it that we've become accustomed to the trap of keeping "unpopular" opinions to ourselves? That's what we're talking about. It's amazing what you can learn about someone just by talking to them.

We are indeed a couple of tired horses for this one. We're talking about how present and past cats have schemed to get us up in the middle of the night, for whatever their dark purposes may be. We're talking about how the nightlife (and, by extension, boogieing) is being wasted on the youth. And... other stuff too. It's amazing what you can learn about someone just by talking to them.

These days, it seems like people have a difficult time distinguishing being a supportive friend from being saddled with the responsibility of coming up with a solution to everyone's problems. But the truth is, sometimes it really is more important - and compassionate - to just be an ear for listening, and, as Hemingway put it, to keep your mouth shut. That's what we're talking about. It's amazing what you can learn about someone just by talking to them.

In the words of Rob Thomas - man, it's a hot one. Today's topic, that is! Sparked on by a recent podcast we've heard, and some comparably unpopular opinions we have, we're talking about the epidemic of declining masculinity. We're asking, "what hath become of chivalry?" And we're wondering, "where have all the cowboys gone?" It's amazing what you can learn about someone just by talking to them.

We're back! Vacation is over and, once again, it's back to real life. And anyone who has been with us from the very beginning knows that this is a major point for debate between the two of us. We're talking about that! And, of course, the nonsense that goes along with getting back to real life. Such good times! It's amazing what you can learn about someone just by talking to them.

At long last - the Pokemon episode is here! Talking about it all from the history of the games to the recent trend of investing in cards like they're bearer bonds. Andy's giving out lessons on where the hype comes from, and we even close it out by opening some packs on air. It's amazing what you can learn about someone just by talking to them.

We're winding down from Andy's 20 year high school reunion, and all the thoughts and feelings it's brought up. We're remembering what it was like to be in high school, especially so long ago, and talking about what it's like holding on to relationships from back then. Or Not. It's amazing what you can learn about someone just by talking to them.

From any time to every time we find something that works for us - whether it's to lose weight, to get stronger, or to feel better either physically or mentally - we feel some weird, primal urge to suggest those things to other people. In fact, we insist upon it. But we keep forgetting that we're not all the same, and that not everyone responds to "fixes" the way we might. But are they fixes? Are we making good choices for ourselves? Are we even being offered the choices to make? That's what we're talking about. It's amazing what you can learn about someone just by talking to them.