Pudding Time

Jon and Josh bemoan public health malpractice, celebrate anniversary vacations, swap wood-burning tips. Oh, and local police force ineptitude. It's a doozy.

Josh and Jon discuss mediocre TV, robot comedy, and goodbyes in this meandering episode. I hope you're sitting down.

Josh and Jon discuss injuries, poorly-aged books, the DC Universe, and much much more.

Josh and Jon discuss musical naming conventions, keyboard pants, the unnecessity of white male reputation rehabilitation. And Lego Star Wars.

Josh and Jon talk board games, Peacemaker, keeping up with former co-workers, pants, and dental problems. And other stuff.

Josh and Jon are joined by "friend of the show" Erik Krietsch to discuss martial arts, birthday arts, and frequent farts.

Josh and Jon discuss sandwiches, keyboard desk ergonomics, CDC guidelines. Oh, and there's some very important follow-up from last week.

It's a big week for Josh and Jon, talking about weather, whiskey, and the weekend. And other stuff that doesn't start with "W".

Josh and Jon make quick work of chatting about new hobbies, parent-teacher conferences, and some game that Josh may, or may not, purchase.

Art, slideshows, one-act plays, puzzles, and dinosaur newspapers are all covered as Josh and Jon figure out what the heck went on this past week.

Josh and Jon break down bad shows, good games, and football in a wide-ranging conversation that is as fun as it is informative

Josh and Jon consider kids' songs and their meanings, spreadsheets, making summer plans amidst uncertainty, and the futility of buying apples.

Josh and Jon discuss hack-a-thons, draconian Nintendo DRM, winning one's money back, and the best jigsaw puzzles ever.

It's a new year, and a new Josh and Jon. Join them as they discuss their holiday escapades, making game for fun, better habits, and an accident-prone polar bear.

Steve Hicks returns to talk with Josh and Jon about the plight of fatherhood, new podcasts, travel experiences, and wicked-good slideshow art.

Josh and Jon discuss overworking when it's fun, Thanksgiving, untimely snowfall, and unsettling kids movies.

Josh and Jon are back for a quick episode to heap praise on ObservableHQ, bemoan big puppies, and shoot the breeze about shots. Alt title: Jupyter notebooks, ascending. 

Jon and Josh are joined by Brian Dunn (in his third appearance) to discuss deck building card games, pumpkins, and everything wrong with OO programming.

Programmer and former co-worker Josh Branchaud joins Josh and Jon to swap stories about breaking production systems, pair programming, and why subtitles are a must for foreign-language shows.

Jon and Josh talk a lot about their kids, groceries, and the terrible politics of Texas.

Josh and Jon discuss shipping broken code, why software teams duplicate efforts, and the permanance of links. Also, a whittle bit of Apple TV remote follow-up.

Josh and Jon complain about their failing middle age bodies, but rejoice in the return of some "good" TV.

Josh and Jon are decidely back after a long, sad summer. The break couldn't tear these two apart, though. Enjoy the Season 2 Jamboree!

On the *Season 1 Finally*, Jon and Josh are joined by some very special guests to discuss bad teeth, imposter syndrome, how Josh looks like a boss, and Gizmo gadgets for kids.

Josh and Jon are back, baby! After a two week break, our hosts return to catch up on vacations, jobs, kids, bad lawn jobs, and video game habits. Oh, and zombies.

How can I get 1 million dollars? What's in Taco Bell's meat? How is Hawkeye the perfect vehicle for a tongue-in-cheek comic series? Josh and Jon consider these and other timeless questions.

Josh and Jon tackle the important news of the day, like making forts, Backbone.js, and puppy teeth. Also, Basecamp follow-up.

Josh and Jon discuss Basecamp's leadership failures and the unfolding reckoning within the company. Also, biking, cathartic arts and crafts, pet names, and why burgers are going to be stolen by the libs.

Josh and Jon discuss policing in America and why some victories are worth celebrating, even if there's way more work to be done. Also, Apple events, Hot (COVID) Shots Part Deux, and why skipping family meetings is a bad idea.

Brian Dunn again joins Josh and Jon to discuss video games, agile lore, Josh's disgrace of a basement, and sailing.

Joe Shaw joins Josh and Jon to have a complete white dude trifecta. Topics include schoolin' (kids), droolin' (over grilled food), and coolin' (off after being around people).

Josh and Jon rip through topics in record time, covering books, shows, computer junk, house projects, improv in-jokes, card games, and instructional design. Phew.

Steve Hicks joins Josh and Jon to ascending virtual mountains, why Agile has become meaningless, and the unluckiest roommate of them all.

It's new jobs, new emails, an new blog habits as Josh and Jon take a winter holiday to Cancun to talk about laughing too loudly, broken doors, and of course, their kids' poo.

Josh and Jon discuss how Mario games are always so exciting, how Josh is becoming a mole man, and go deep into the weeds on markov chains, mp3 encoding, and comix.

Josh and Jon discuss why family movies tend to stink, cold weather, and better work habits.

Erik Krietsch joins Josh and Jon to discuss WandaVision, potty training adventures, and other adventures in parenting during a pandemic.

Josh and Jon talk podcast equipment and production. Josh fixes his Wii. Jon breaks CI. Never eat so close to bedtime.

Josh and Jon discuss talking about racism with kids, side hustles, and why DC comics can seem to get it right.

Josh and Jon discuss online shopping, making coffee, and why Mario Kart is like comfort food.

Josh and Jon are joined by Brian Dunn to discuss jogging incentives, bedtime routines, and stickin' it to the Man.

Chris Erin (programmer, musician, and friend) joins Jon and Josh to discuss new phones, music, and zombie legs.

Jon discusses his first home business meeting, his strict password regimine, and why Portillo's is too far away. Josh is okay with takeout fajitas.

Josh and Jon give the ol' Retro board a whirl. Not enough sleep this week. Which M&Ms are garbage? Which Culver's concrete mixer is the best? Why don't people pay for Zoom?

Josh and Jon try a new format. There's water on the floor. A Kitchen Table saga for the ages. The trash is always too full.

Josh explores the best birthday present. Jon follows up on how the cleanse went. Josh doesn't own a microwave. Who's the best pope?

The cleanse is real. Things get dark discussing Dark. There's nothing to eat for date night dinner.

We talk about streaming services

Just getting our feet wet