TMBOI #27 - Finances & Loathing Las Vegas

TMBOI #29 - Art-Deficient Intelligence

This might be of interest, but on this episode Brian & Derek hone in on the problems with AI, specifically as it pertains to the creative; the artists that quietly sit unrecognized as a pillar of society itself. But if art is an inherently human trait, then a threat to creatives is a threat to everyone as a species. Also, don't forget to clean out your lint traps.

TMBOI #28 - Mining Nemo : The Hidden Depth In Simplicity

This might be of interest, but on this episode Brian & Derek finally deep dive into the school of fish and life lessons that is Finding Nemo. Brian has been clamoring for months on end that it's the best Pixar film, if not one of the best films of all time, and now is the chance for him to prove why. Alcoholic sharks, depressed fish who can't fly, and a flight full of tears. Just keep listening, just keep listening...

TMBOI #27 - Finances & Loathing Las Vegas

This might be of interest but on this episode Brian & Derek have returned with a bone to pick with Las Vegas. Who are all these people running around gambling? In this economy? The people who probably aren't great with their finances. So stop making bad spending decicions! We'll help your odds: we generate a lot of interest.

TMBOI #26 - Socially Influenced to Become a Luddite

This might be of interest, but on this episode Brian & Derek create content about content creators and question whether commercialized influencers actually find fulfillment. Along the way, they realize men don’t read and that arsonists are making some surprisingly salient points. By the way… is Chinese takeout a breakfast food, or...?

TMBOI #25 - The Flexible, Masculine Confidence to Do My Own Laundry

This might be of interest, but on this episode Brian and Derek try to solve how to be seen as valuble at work without becoming taken advantage of, while struggling to understand some men's unwillingness to do "women's tasks" in a relationship. I mean, how hard is it to fold socks? Probably easier than adapating Harry Potter for TV in 2026. Let's try to adapt to new situations, yeah?