John and John dwell on the implications of the convergence of our languages into emojis that add character, depth and color to our communication.

John and John bring something new to the table - agony as a motivator. An eye opening analysis of what makes a good product, and the perfect recipe for yoga's popularity boost.

John & John take the streets where they are joined by Jorge, to settle once and for all the distinction between passion and rage. The chill of the street does little to keep the heat down, and Jorge contemplates kissing John.

John & John scrutinize cars through the prism of history. Have motor vehicles, our idolized symbols of freedom, lost their allure and what would it take to reignite the magic of roadtrips.

As cultures evolve interdependently, traditional becomes prone to external influences and perhaps even threatened. Concerned, John and John elaborate on living in age of fusion and how Italians stole everything from other cultures.

Are sport events outcomes determined by God or bribery? Or is it chance, or even skill? The Johns tackle these complex matters, inadvertently stumbling upon the ideal venue to end a relationship.

Is art inherently entwined with its creator? Do product retain the legacy of their company's founders, owners, or CEOs? John & John tackle these questions and more, making sense of rainbows and VW's spectacular raise in popularity.

Bucket next to your bed? Or just feeling under the weather? Johns offer up their coping mechanisms, ranging from chili peppers to koala procrastination.