Brett and Lee Discuss the Bleak Things we are Watching - Episode 73

Brett and Lee Discuss the Bleak Things we are Watching - Episode 73

Sometimes Brett's taste in shows runs a little dark, and for lack of a better word, bleak.  Lately, he's made Lee watch HALF MAN on HBO as well as LORD OF THE FLIES on Netflix. The cherry on top was likely a 30th anniversary screening of David Cronenberg's CRASH. In this episode, we debate the virtues and vileness of all three projects.

Lee and Brett Introduce The Cowgays! - Episode 72

Lee found a group called the COWGAYS on Facebook, and he instantly became a fan. Brett was soon onboard! They are a newly formed supergroup composed of Brooke Eden, Adam Mac, and Chris Housman. Each had a solo career, but they were all queer and decided to combine forces. They are releasing singles that remind us of 90s country pop with a gay twist! Lee and Brett got to interview them, and here is the unedited cut of that session and a taste of their music with "WISH I WASN'T GAY." https://www.thecowgays.com/ [https://www.thecowgays.com/]

Brett and Lee discuss their recent Cruise - Episode 71

We've been cruising Carnival for years now. It's become one of our favorite things to do, because it's relaxing and very structured. But lately, it seems the culture war is on the high seas! We've always known there were folks politically opposed to us on board, but what happens when the brand itself embraces that? Join us we talk about our recent experiences on the Carnival Dream.

Lee and Financial Expert Tim Stokes talk banks in real life and on-line - Episode 70

More and more, brick-and-mortar stores are disappearing. Stores and restaurants go online. But what about banks? Is it safe to bank with a financial institution that just lists an HTML address, not a street address? Lee brings in our friend Tim Stokes to discuss the differences and precautions you should take with your money.

Brett and Lee discuss what makes a business feel inclusive - Episode 69

Recently, Lee read an article about a San Francisco-based coffee chain removing Pride flags from its decor. The move was to make more people feel included, at least that was the stated reason. What does inclusion look like? And what does exclusion look like? Brett and Lee try to break it down.