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On Tuesday, September 22, 2026, Miles and Dave listened to their hearts and discussed self development.

Listen to episode 78 of our podcast, "The 2 Guys That Don't Know Everything Podcast" hosted by Miles McGrath and David "Dave" Makar.

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"Miles and David conducted a podcast discussion about self-development, focusing on heart and relationship development. David shared his personal journey of reducing meetings to improve productivity and discussed sales techniques, including the importance of closing deals quickly and moving on. They explored how cultural differences in relationships affect approaches to love and marriage, with David sharing stories about arranged marriages and Miles discussing the benefits of getting to know people through shared experiences rather than just conversations. The conversation evolved into discussing how comedians like Joe Rogan have shifted from speaking truth to power to being more politically cautious, with Miles emphasizing the importance of speaking from the heart even when it might offend others. They concluded by discussing the current political climate and the role of the heart as a "bullshit detector" for evaluating information and relationships."

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On Monday, August 31, 2026, Dave and Miles created the real episode 77, because episode 76 was missed and we called the last episode 77, but later realized it was 76. Anyways, in episode 77, the real episode 77, we talked about AI and did a (reader) mailbag!

Listen to episode 77 of our podcast, "The 2 Guys That Don't Know Everything Podcast" hosted by Miles McGrath and David "Dave" Makar.

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"Miles and David conducted their 77th podcast episode after a 10-day break, discussing various topics including museum visits, technology regrets, and business ideas. Miles shared his experience attending a book event for his former track coach in Florida and his research into a painting at the Met that inspired a potential love story idea. David recounted visiting the New York State Fair where their daughter Natasha received a blue ribbon for a photo submission. They conducted a Q&A segment where listeners asked questions about their past business ideas, technology regrets, and job transitions, with Miles admitting he would struggle more than David if they switched jobs due to the technical nature of fiber optic cable laying. The conversation concluded with a significant discussion about AI technology, particularly regarding AI-generated art for podcast thumbnails, with both hosts expressing concerns about AI's impact on creative work and the need for better regulation of how AI utilizes existing creative content."

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On Tuesday, August 18, 2026, Dave and Miles discussed music, art, personal experiencs, and Perceptual Afterglow.

Listen to episode 76 of our podcast, "The 2 Guys That Don't Know Everything Podcast" hosted by Miles McGrath and David "Dave" Makar.

Note: In the recording, we thought it was episode 77! It's really 76! We don't know everything!

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"This was the 76th episode of the podcast "Two Guys That Don't Know Everything," featuring David Maycar and Miles discussing various topics including music, art, and personal experiences. The conversation began with David mentioning his recent Lions Club meeting and Miles sharing insights about how singing can help alleviate pain and provide healing benefits, leading to a discussion about the therapeutic effects of music. They then shared stories about their first concerts, with Miles recalling seeing the Bee Gees in Miami and David remembering seeing Young MC with Millie Vanilli as the opening act. The discussion expanded to cover live music experiences, with Miles describing an amazing Lettuce concert at Garcia's venue in Chicago and David sharing stories about attending shows at venues like Babeland in Buffalo. They discussed the impact of art on perception and how museums can create a "perceptual afterglow" effect where visitors continue to see the world differently after visiting. The conversation also touched on anechoic chambers, soundless rooms that can disorient people and affect brain function, with David sharing his experience at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art. The podcast concluded with David sharing a recent customer service experience where he was called a "bulldog" for helping resolve a utility pole issue for a resident, demonstrating the importance of being proactive and responsive in customer service situations."

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