Lindsey and Ken teach you about the greatest religious loophole of all time.

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Neil sits down and talks with his grandfather Raymond about growing up in Little Rock, Arkansas in the 1940s, going to school, childhood friends, and the fateful paths it took to get him on his Harley Davidson motorcycle and head to California to meet his future wife.

Episode 14: Just A Boy From Arkansas

Raymond and Judy talk about meeting for the first time, dating on motorcycles, surviving plane crashes, getting married, losing a son at birth, and almost losing a daughter as well. But after ultimately sticking together and making it through, they end up with a family of their own, complete with grandchildren and even great-grandchildren. And finally, they share their wisdom and advice for the new generation.

Episode 16: ...And They Lived Happily Ever After

Diving into the grey areas of social norms, cultural breakthroughs, and fundamental exceptions in dire situations.

Episode 23: Titanic Equality

Bruce reluctantly answers questions from the internet, ranging from, "Could you have sex with someone if they were an identical twin of your buddy?" and, "What would the title of your autobiography be?"

Episode 27: ATI - Sneezing Genders, Wet Socks, and Bible Verses

For our third episode of "What Do You Do?", Jen takes some time out of her day to talk to us about what it takes to become a teacher, the sacrifices it requires, and what goes on behind the scenes when classrooms rosters are chosen. We also discuss about gun violence protocols, gender education myths, and the most rewarding aspect of the job, by far. [Hint: It's not the parents.]

(0:45) What grades do you teach?

(1:10) Do you get paid more the higher the grade you teach?

(3:20) Why did you choose teaching as a career?

(7:17) How long does it take to become a teacher?

(12:05) What is the real reason teachers have random game days in class?

(14:46) What technology do kids use in classrooms today?

(22:12) School shooting protocols for teachers

(24:55) Teaching elementary school versus middle school

(31:53) How do you handle the kids in class who are being left behind?

(38:14) Pros and cons of a student skipping grades

(42:18) Dealing with child abuse

(46:28) How do you handle burnout from being undervalued and underpaid?

(50:41) What have been the best and worst days of your job?

(58:06) How are classroom rosters really decided?

(1:05:38) How do you budget when not teaching during the summer and winter breaks?

(1:13:02) Myths of gender studies in schools

(1:18:30) Dealing with the parents

(1:27:01) What  advice would you give to someone who is interested in becoming a teacher?

(1:32:22) What really goes on during those "Staff Development Days"

(1:34:10) What has been the biggest sacrifice you'd had to make being a teacher?

(1:38:16) Finding your calling as a teacher

Episode 28: What Do You Do? - Elementary School Teacher

Friend of 20 years Stephanie stops by to talk about life in the Human Resource department, and everything that goes on behind the scenes. Think it's boring? Think again. Drunk and creepy co-workers? Check. Tryant ex-bosses? Check. Sex videos accidentally being sent out to the entire company? Check! And check the carpets. Tune in for a special, tea-spilling episode!

Episode 39: What Do You Do? - Senior Director of Human Resources

Stephanie answers questions from the internet, including, "Would you rather be shorter or fatter?", "What fictional dog would you want to have?" and "Who is hotter, Ariel or Jasmine?" (Spoiler: The correct answer is Belle.) Enjoy!

Episode 40: ATI - Ariel vs. Jasmine, A Professor, A Madman, and Breakfast at Naptime

11 years, 437 animals rescued, and counting! Shannon sits down with us to talk about the trials and tribulations of saving dogs in need and finding them a new home. From not arriving to kill shelters in time by mere minutes, to owners who lied to her, to saying goodbye and letting go of each one she gets attached to, we find out if it's all worth it in the end.

Episode 41: What Do You Do? - Animal Foster Care Parent

What is the best TV theme song? Would you let your best friend date your sister? Where else could you possibly put your vagina? Shannon solves these timeless mysteries and more on this episode of "Ask The Internet"!

Episode 42: ATI - Conjoined Thresomes, Alpaca Hoe Trains, and Vin Diesel

We sit down with Ashley to talk about what it's like being a nurse in one of the most intense environments in the medical field: The Intensive Care Unit. From the COVID disaster to rotting eyeballs to horny old men throwing bedpans all while balancing being a mother, it's an insightful interview full of heartbreak, hope, and the necessary dark humor.

Episode 43: What Do You Do? - Cardiovascular ICU Registered Nurse

Asking nurse Ashley about her internet browsing history, giving up cheese sticks, and a woman named Mary Phuckhill.

Episode 44: ATI - Spaghetti Arms, Trader Joe Orgasms, and Punching Eagles

Co-worker Anna finds some time to spill the tea on her life as a working mother of three, and everything it takes to juggle the craziness of it all. From Cheerio explosions to overbearing bosses to taking final exams right after giving birth, she shares the life hacks and tough mentality she uses to get through it all and survive. This… is why we drink.

Episode 45: What Do You Do? - Stay At Home Working Mom

Could you watch a sex tape of your parents to help your favorite sports team win? How does "Sweet Magnolias" end? (She dies.) Genocide or dogs? Anna answers those Internet questions and more on this episode of ATI.

Episode 46: ATI - Drunk Gymnastics, Fighting A Horse-Sized Duck, and 10 inches Being Too Much

Greg, Ken, Josh, and Neil sit around the "campfire" with hot chocolate and s'mores, and share stories that are not only creepy and horrifying, but also actually happened! From unsolved hysteria to serial killers, we spend Halloween the way it's meant to be spent. I hear there's a bear around these parts...

(1:38) The Tanganyika Laughter Epidemic of 1962

(7:13) Ruthie May McCoy's Murderous Mirror

(16:10) A Killer First Date

(27:25) The Girl Who Stood On A Grave

(29:09) Amnesia Torture

Episode 47: The Halloween Special! Four TRUE Horror Stories

Mayke sits down to chat about the differences between America and the Netherlands from her unique perspective on the other side of the planet. From healthcare, gun culture, and immigration policy, all the way to how to correctly pronounce "Gouda" and "Aluminum", we  bridge the gap and save the world... with the help of Gary.

Episode 48: What Do You Do? - Living In The Netherlands

Would you go 50 years into the future or the past? How do you end up masturbating upside down in a tree? What three animals would you choose to start a zoo? How many ducks are needed to censor Mayke? We find out in this episode of Ask The Internet!

Episode 49: ATI - Surfboard Sex, Spongebob Tattoos, “Aluminium”, and How To Swear In Dutch

Some harsh truths about closing in the real world.

Episode 2: What The World Wants

Episode 3: The Other Side of The Equation

Discussing police brutality, Trump's Tweets, our first sponsorship, and more.

Episode 4: Fuck You, Lights!

Reliving one of the most impactful moments of my life.

Episode 5: My Closest Friend

Neil asks Richard and Abby questions he wrote at 3 in the morning. (Apologies for the levels, they’ll be fixed soon.)

Episode 6: Interviewing Richard & Abby With Absolutely Perfect Questions

A solo episode discussing the events of Rayshard Brooks' murder, weighing police brutality and racism, and where we can go from here.

Episode 7: Rayshard Brooks

Discussing the definition of racism, the contemporary nuances of the behavior, and how it all ties in to the "Black Lives Matter" movement.

Episode 8: What Is Racism?

For the final segment of Neil's interview with his parents, they go over how Trump has handled COVID-19 as it pertains to America, Cindy's experience as a nurse during this global pandemic, and checking in with Lindsey one more time.

Episode 9 - Cindy and Gino, Part 3: The Coronavirus

Inconsequential prattling on consequential things.

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