Unclear Thinking

How many episodes of "House of Cards" can YOU plow through in one sitting? Binge-watching is the way so many of us get our TV-watching done these days, but at what point does having all these great viewing choices start to create new problems for us...?

Is the Truth Out There? Probably not. In this episode, the fellows talk about some of the more well-known conspiracy theories floating about in our culture, and really get to wondering just what is up with that massive airport out in Denver...

We all say such things as "have a nice day" and "how are you?", but do we ever really mean these things? Anthony and Smokey think people shouldn't say or ask such things unless they really mean them, or better yet, want an honest response...

Damn smartphones! Thanks to these things, nobody can focus or pay attention to anything for more than a few seconds anymore! Well, maybe it's not all of our techo-devices that have made us this way - maybe we're all actually CHOOSING to be this way...

More than two hundred years ago, Founding Fathers Paul Revere and Samuel Adams left some items in a time capsule, likely as a way to allow us, their descendants, to gain some insight into the way they lived. Strangely, it seems the items they left are still a bit more relevant to OUR lives than they should be.

Are you able to get a point across by writing it down? Could anybody read it if you tried? Has anyone ever even taught you how to hold a pen??? Anthony and Smokey wonder how the art of handwriting will survive our keyboard-centric modern lifestyle.

If a movie is set at Christmastime, does that automatically make it a "Christmas movie?" Probably not (we're looking at YOU, "Die Hard"), but Anthony and Smokey ponder this seasonal topic while conversationally flipping through a few of their favorite Yuletide flicks.

Is the possibility of ...clearer thinking (pun totally intended)... worth the application of a little electricity to your skull? Apparently, more and more people are believing it to be.

If everybody gets a trophy for everything, then just what does a trophy even mean? This perplexing question spurs Anthony and Smokey's discussion this evening.

Anthony and Smokey try to figure out how old fuddy-duddies can discover new music that actually appeals to them if what all the streaming services provide is stuff that today's kids are listening to.

Being more organized and efficient with one's time leads to getting more things done, which is a good thing. So why do we find it so hard to do?