In this episode, the boys say goodbye to the Honeycomb Hideout II. They discuss Shaughn's pending move, finish the state rankings and rant about a group of hateful people.

This week friend of the show Iain Watson is back to talk about Reno's slam poetry team. He shares what it's like to be a mentor to so many young poets, how Spoken Views Reno's Monday Night Poetry at Shims has really taken off, and how he balances all of this with being a teacher.

The Vice President came to town and the boys were invited to see her.

This week musician and educator Gina Rose joins the boys to share her experience as a singer-songwriter and her growth as an artist. She also talks about the process of pursuing a career in education, and how she hopes to reach her future students.

This week the fellas are joined by Rory and Nick, two of the many people that bring Reno's longest running podcast to life, The Worst Little Podcast. Having recently celebrated their 500th episode, listen to them describe their humble beginnings, how they have evolved and what it has been like documenting Reno's music scene for over a decade!

In this episode, the boys learn how ChatGPT feels about their podcast, and how it protects their identities on the web by giving them fake names. They also discuss Ja Morant's messy life choices, Jon Stewart embarrassing politicians, and review the HBO show The Last of Us and the AppleTV show Shrinking.

This week returning guest Edward Coleman is back to talk about his new non-profit organization the Black Community Collective.  Listen in to hear all about this new community organization's plans to promote justice, freedom, happiness, and opportunity in the Reno-Sparks area!

This week the fellas are joined by Vanessa Vancour, a journalist and media consultant.  She shares her journey from TV anchor to starting her own consulting business.  They discuss the value of knowing your worth, not compromising your integrity for the sake of business and the leap of faith it takes to truly do what you want in life professionally. 

It's cold.  And the boys are over winter.  They discuss what you should be streaming right now, Elon taking another L and Shaughn reveals the worst 10 states in the country. 

This week the boys are joined by Dennis Terry creator of Heem, a beard care product line that uses all-natural ingredients.  He tells the story of his brand, talks about his process, and shares his grooming tips.

This week the boys are joined by friend of the show Chris Catoner and his son Noah.  Noah shares how he balances his musical ambitions with everyday life as a high school senior and gives a peek into the life of a modern teenager.  Chris gets to brag about his son and share what it's like raising kids in today's environment.