This true crime episode is dedicated to our time served in retail and the friends we made along the way. Or at least the friends we thought were friends but were actually backstabbing snakes.

Another segment of Triple Threat Nostalgia brings us to our knees before Street Sharks, Captain Planet, and Gargoyles. Spoiler alert: One’s good, one’s awful, and the other is some word beyond painfully abysmal that hasn’t been invented yet.

A mish-mash of nensensical themes and directionless conversation. Like a normal podcast, but we’re not getting paid millions of dollars.

We talk about RAYE’s album ‘This Music May Contain Hope’ after a long winded discussion about Spider-man. It’s in the title, that’s the episode.

Back with more triple threat nostalgia, this time the three Sonic the Hedgehog cartoons of the 90s. It’s a mixed bag.

It’s a long list and we’re only able to make dents at a time. Join us for more schoolyard myths and old wives tales.

This is our first ever movie review. We’ve never reviewed a movie before and if you don’t believe us, you should go back and verify. Being our first, we decided on the masterpiece that is The Brave Little Toaster. Did I say masterpiece? I meant flop. Whichever has more click engagement.

I’m still trying to figure it out. At least now I know what kind of man I’m attracted to. It’s myself.