Tings And Things

Steve Irwin was a father to many of us. He was truly a pioneer and a great conduit to wildlife in conservation for many of us. He was taken away from us stingray, his death was never avenged. my question is, would you slide for Steve? In this life to know, what have you ba­­ck into what extent they have you back and will they write the wrongs of the things to you?

Sometimes you’re not in the spotlight, and that’s okay. In this episode, we talk about the comedy of playing in the shadows, making moves behind the scenes, and staying ready even when no one’s watching. Through funny stories of unsung heroes and background players, we’ll inspire you to keep making plays, because the light might not be on you now, but that doesn’t mean it won’t be soon. Get ready for laughs and a reminder to keep grinding!

Your boys have been so deep in the grind we hadn't noticed we hit out 300th episode a few week ago. Grateful to be on this journey with all of you, here are some of our thoughts regarding this milestone 

Disclaimer - This episode is going to offend a couple of people but it has to be had. We aren’t sending shots for anybody but if the shoe fits it fits. We can’t be resting on our laurels, and we can’t keep talking about the things we did in high school, time to update the résumé and get out there again.

If you've ever felt like everything has already been done you know it's miserable to be blocked creatively. It doesn't have to be this way. We know what it is like to wrestle with our creative output and to even piece things together, but you can overcome this and get back to being the creative machine that you are.  

So many of the homies have embarked on ventures that require support. In this episode we discuss the politics involved with supporting friends, what is expected of you in supporting your people. This is something relevant to us all whether it is listening to this podcast, supporting a friend’s clothing line or their catering business. We think you will love this episode as people that support our creative venture, or as people that have embarked on their own. 

alexa..play "toxic" by Kehlani 

Fizzling does not take place between two people in a committed, loving relationship. It takes place between two people who are together under unclear terms. They can't properly break up, because they don't have anything to break. Instead, one person in the fling begins to fade out of the relationship as casually as he or she stumbled into it.

Working with the homies can be a sticky one. We all like different things, we all have the aptitude for different things so how do we ensure that the whole team is winning, or is this just a Hollywood fantasy? We believe it is an interesting thought but in this episode, we investigate the practical application

Bruh we are in this thing for real aren’t we? This adulting is such a trip and your boys have been going through it. It has actually been really good we aren’t complaining or ranting per se just sharing a lot of our analysis of what has been going on. Feel free to laugh at our misfortunes. 

Thriving is a beautiful thing, as a person you gotta flourish.. let's unpack what that looks like 

We'll be discussing the significance of taking that initial step in various aspects of life. It's fascinating to see how starting can have a transformative effect on our lives. Starting is often the first step towards progress, but what makes it such a crucial aspect of our lives? Today, we'll explore this question and unravel the intricacies behind the power of starting.

In a perfect world, friendships and romantic relationships have a natural give-and-take. One week, you might call someone and make plans to meet up, while the following week, they’ll reach out to you first instead. However, relationships can sometimes slip out of balance and become what’s known as a one-sided relationship. These can cause mental anguish and be physically and emotionally draining. During the conversation, you may find some of these familiar.

We all love being recognized and celebrated, but have you ever wondered about the deeper implications of applause? t's fascinating to explore how something as seemingly simple as clapping can hold such complex significance in our lives. Remember, applause can be a wonderful source of motivation and connection, but it's equally important to find validation within ourselves and pursue intrinsic fulfillment.

Every friendship has a beginning, a middle and an end. When you realize that the purpose the relationship is serving is outweighed by the discomfort of what is lacking, you will be more secure in your decision to not engage in that relationship."It might take some strength, but saying goodbye to the toxic friends in your life can do you some good. Let’s unpack what it looks like when you have to make a substitution, Sir Alex tings.

As two muppets that struggle with communication, we have been working on ourselves. In this journey of self-discovery we realized that while we needed to work on our communication, our comprehension was lacking too. This new dimension threw us for a loop. 

You know that line for lethal weapon when Detective Roger Murtaugh is like “I’m sick of this sh*t”do you ever feel that way? It’s something that has come up a lot in our chats and we think you might relate. It’s somewhere between we are too old, and the body won’t allow it. This should be a fun one! 

We all love being recognized and celebrated, but have you ever wondered about the deeper implications of applause? t's fascinating to explore how something as seemingly simple as clapping can hold such complex significance in our lives. Remember, applause can be a wonderful source of motivation and connection, but it's equally important to find validation within ourselves and pursue intrinsic fulfillment.

This episode explores the concept of facing our fears head-on and taking action, even when it's difficult. We discuss how "biting the bullet" and pushing through our comfort zones can lead to personal growth and new opportunities.

Are we battling internal demons, or are we simply facing the repercussions of our choices? In this episode, we explore personal responsibility and how our decisions shape our life experiences.