MMM 131: Reality TV, Celebrity Boxing, 2021

Logan and Jared dream about spending a year trying to master a random new skill; They briefly touch on what makes a cult a cult; Logan opens up about a unique fear he has; And Maryn brings a new game to the podcast.

Logan and Jared discuss different forms of communication. Maryn asks us fall-related this or that questions. And Logan continues his vendetta against milk.

Logan and Jared discuss their bedtime routines with their kids. Logan dishes out some valuable tips for when you're staying at a hotel. And we test out our knowledge of Gen Z pop culture.

MMM 143: The Next Evolution of Media Consumption by DesignWorks Group

Logan and Jared end another podcast hiatus. They discuss different hobbies, how people spend their time, and how people who enjoy talking behave in conversation compared to people who don't necessarily like talking.

Logan and Jared discuss an annoying thing they do to their wives that oftentimes involves Kendrick Lamar. They uncover something about their past and take it upon themselves to define what is and isn’t a prank.

Maryn Heil joins the podcast again. She and Logan discuss a lot of things about social media including strange behaviors, influencers, and trends. Then, Katy sneaks into the studio and tells Maryn what gifts she sees in her.

Logan and Jared discuss their media consumption habits and the lengths they’d go to to retrieve forgotten earbuds, Logan has a revelation about a certain word he may or may not be using correctly, and they both contemplate fashion choices Logan is thinking about incorporating into his life.

Logan works through how he thinks the Easter bunny became a thing, Jared contemplates the filth of the inside of holiday mascot costumes in the Texas heat, and they both live dangerously by mentioning a certain organization too many times. *Warning: if you have children and don’t want their holiday spirits to be crushed, listen with headphones.

Katy Draper fills in as co-host, while Maryn Heil and Brianne Fournier unknowingly become guests mid-episode to answer questions about their jobs and office life, and then everyone gives live feedback.