What is a legacy? Robert and Kyle discuss the idea of leaving behind a legacy. What do you want to be remembered for? Finding a way to communicate lessons learned that are worth passing down to younger generations. As we get older, do we shift from trying to obtain our parent's approval to trying to make our kids proud? What values do we want to pass along? Remember: Be Good, Be Kind, Be Smart. Love you guys.

This is a heavier episode than normal. Robert shares his thoughts of his late brother-in-law and then the hosts discuss the topic of Loss, specifically the Loss of a Loved One. Kyle and Robert cover the differences between the expected and unexpected passing of a loved one. How to talk to kids about loss and how to honor the memory of loved ones going forward.

This month, the guys breakdown the slapstick comedy Mortdecai, starring Johnny Depp, Gwyneth Paltrow, Ewan McGregor, and Paul Bettany. Mortdecai, an expert art dealer must help solve a mystery surrounding the theft of a valuable painting. In their best English accents, Kyle, Robert, and special guest host (and friend of the show) BJ take turns arguing about this movie's place in the list of Best Comedies of the decade, century, millennia? Is the Mortdecai character more James Bond or Austin Powers? But all the hosts agree, Paul Bettany is the heart and soul of the movie, along with Johnny Deep's mustache...We hope you enjoy!

Join Robert and Kyle as they discuss the battle scars they and their kids have accumulated over the years. The guys relay a number of stories from sidewalk sprawls and broken ballerinas to fearless toddlers and honeymoon appendectomies. Hear how Grandpa locked himself out of the house while babysitting! And find out which of the hosts failed as a playground bodyguard for their friends' kids...! Additionally, Anchorage beers are really good...we're just saying.

Join Robert and Kyle for a brief Mother's Day recap before they dive into the main topic: How to set boundaries, especially when it comes to our children. They say 'it takes a village' to raise kids, but how do you decide who gets to be a part of that village? Do people get a second chance to change their behavior or are they cut-off for good? As your children grow up, do the people in the village change? How do we teach our kids healthy ways to set boundaries as the get older? And keep listening for a few funny stories about one of the host's elderly 'Aunt Naomi', and her crazy movie selection while babysitting a 6yr old...!

Join Robert and Kyle as they recount funny stories about 'fixing' things around the house. Find out which host accidentally electrocuted himself off of a ladder! Who used dog food to patch drywall? How do you properly dispose of a naughty magazine from the 70s? What kind of tool are you? Listen to find out!

Join Robert and Kyle as they break down the 1996 cult comedy Bio-Dome, starring Pauly Shore and Stephen Baldwin. Who was asking for all of these Pauly Shore movies in the early 1990s? How did these losers attract love interests like Joey Adams and Kylie Minogue?! Have you ever witnessed something more disgusting than Pauly Shore's toe in Stephen Baldwin's mouth? Did we see Jack Black in this movie?! Surprise winner of our Deep Hopics Facebook movie poll, you guys asked for this!

Synopsis: While trying to avoid volunteering for an environmental cause with their girlfriends, best friends Bud and Doyle accidentally stumble upon a state-of-the-art ecological facility with a revolutionary experiment soon taking place. The friends find themselves trapped in the Bio-Dome for a year with a handful of scientists. Chaos ensues...

Join Robert and Kyle as they do a deep dive on the hit Netflix series Adolescence. The guys give a brief recap of all four episodes, with particular emphasis on the riveting Episode #3. The discussion ranges across numerous topics, from the brilliant acting, the interesting "one-shot" cinematography, to the many pressing social issues facing young people today. Is Social Media the new Moral Panic? Are adults out of touch with younger generations? As a fictional show, does the story touch on something real in our society?*Spoiler Warning* & *Content Warning*