101. What is 'Defunding The Police' & a Discussion on Racism

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PotLuck Saturday: Wooden Spoons, Dilly Bars & Watergate Salad

Happy Pot Luck Saturday! Chicken cutlet subs, Shamrock Shakes, wooden spoons, and the great butterscotch dip disappearance. We talk nostalgic foods this week, and apparently strawberry ice cream is somewhat controversial. We talk the hunt for a proper Italian sandwich in Florida, ...  Show more

RGF Ep. 294: Stop Living Your Worries Twice

Happy Regular Guy Friday! We fooled them again and somehow made it through another week! This week, we're riding the Crazy Train, and apparently, we could all use a little reset. We talk about worry, anxiety, and why so much of what we stress about never actually happens. How wor ...  Show more

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