Midnight Depot

Slowly, Americans are realizing that sex workers exist in droves—and many of them are in the industry by choice. In this one, the guys talk about legislation that affects both willing sex workers and those who are trafficked against their will. They also talk about whether buyers or sellers (or neither) should be punished for paid sex.

The lad and his dads talk about the impacts of Technology in the world today and how it may be impacting humanity

Justin reads us horrible questions from a book and we answer. listen up!!

Yo it's Cody here doing the description again, so we all know it's gonna suck but here goes...(sorry Ryan) Video games and Movies seem to be casting or writing in characters of different colors and cultures to fill a quota or to seem more inclusive, regardless of geographical authenticity. Is this good or bad? Should we do this more or less?! The guys weigh in.

If the worst things imaginable happened to the people you love the most, would you want the person responsible dead?   If so, would you want their execution? Would it be any different if you weren't as close to the victim?   In this one, we get into questions about justice, mercy, retribution, and healing and share our thoughts on how we think we'd navigate those issues if and when the time came.

This month marks our two year anniversary, so we're taking a look back at our 10 most popular episodes from the past year to find out if we feel any different and just basically enjoy the good times.

Back in the '90s, there were some raging debates going on in the political sphere. Was universal healthcare the way to go? What should we do about illegal immigration?   In other words, we were talking about the SAME stuff back then as we are today. And despite the fears of opposite political parties, the world hasn't ended.   In this one, we talk about how people are so fearful about political outcomes and start to get into our thoughts on the current two-party system.

Halloween memories, including Justin's really short shorts, Power Rangers, and Bible Man. We also cover some Trick or Treat etiquette. Happy Halloween everyone!

Dinosaurs are pretty cool, but were they real? Did they still exist now? Also, did Ryan really just say "F me in the A"???

Here's what to do if you feel like you're going to wake up one day and feel like you've wasted decades of your life.

In this one, we talk about how your daddy genes make you special. How much of us is because of genetics? How about nurture? Where would you place the percentage? 90% experience? 40% genetics? What about the things you like? Do we owe that to our parents, or do we develop our tastes somewhere along the way?

This episode has a title. That title is "Cocaine Cowboys." This is the description of the episode. It is describing the title of the episode. Which is "Cocaine Cowboys." No, I am not just trying to see how many times I can fit the phrase "Cocaine Cowboys" into one paragraph. Cocaine Cowboys.

Here are some stories that Ryan wrote when he was in 3rd grade. I hope you're a fan of twist endings, because you'll never guess how the first one ends… That's right, we're bringing back "Ryan Reads," so you all can hear what a story from a kid who thinks he's really good but who is actually not sounds like. Also, if you're a teacher, why not try letting one of your students take over the class for a day? I mean, seriously, what could go wrong?

American culture is certainly trending in the direction of providing a place at the table for people of all backgrounds, races, and sexualities. But where should we draw the line between acceptance and disagreement? Is inclusivity simply a trend, or is it more than that? For those of us who are slow to understand the perspectives of others, it can be difficult to face what feels like impatience with our inability to understand. So where's the line? Great topic from our guest Todd in this one.

Today's a real treat: We had Todd Parker from Hart & Huntington Orlando drop by our full recording to interview with all four of the guys. In this one, you'll hear Todd recap his lifelong journey to playing hockey professionally, how he got to become the shop manager at one of the most successful tattoo places around, and what his experience living a "straight edge" lifestyle has been like. He's a cool dude; you're gonna love him!

Basically Justin interviews the coolest dude ever, in Boston, at Seven Mile Road Church, with four kids.

This one's for all you ladies out there who like to steal shampoo from the gym showers. And all you fellas who stop to use a random hotel's bathroom, then pour yourself a cup of their coffee. And really anyone who does questionable things, which I guess is all of us? People doing sketchy things + us judging them = this episode.

Stereotype: a widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person or thing. Stereotypes can obviously do a lot of harm. But thoughtful people like Cody have wondered: Do we stereotype stereotypes? Are they always harmful or can they be useful in some cases? That's the driving idea behind the episode. But to be clear: we did not agree on this one. If you like our debate episodes, this one's for you. What do you think? Is there such a thing as a good stereotype? We'd love to hear from you.

Cody grew up in one o' them Soviet places. Because of that, he speaks Russian. Which makes for some pretty cool moments. He gets to surprise a lot of people visiting the U.S. who speak Russian by talking back in their native tongue. And Ryan has had some serious fanboy moments witnessing this. Like, he gets probably way too excited about it. In this one, we talk about simple pleasures, little things that make us REALLY happy. What are yours?

Will our kids even need the same classes as we took? Are they even relevant even more?   Advanced math? Science? Where are the practical classes like how to handle credit?   And most of all, will technology totally wipe out a good number of classes that have traditionally been offered?