Scott and Burke discuss various topics including current events, personal matters, and technical segments like speed tests. They delve into the history and evolution of MTV, exploring its impact on music culture and its expansion beyond music videos into broader entertainment programming.

A bonus clip of how we became best friends.

Burke and Scott discussed the movie "Zombieland" in detail, highlighting its comedic and horror elements, strong performances, and innovative approach to the zombie genre. They shared their enjoyment of the film and its impact on horror comedy, comparing it to other notable films like "Blade Runner" and "The Evil Dead." They also considered it a must-watch and recommended it to others. Additionally, they briefly touched on the cost and logistics of attending a vintage race event in Pittsburgh, expressing interest but noting financial constraints.

Burke and Scott discussed their experiences with Pat Green, a Texas songwriter, and shared memories of attending his concerts. Scott recounted how he met Pat Green while working as a lighting technician and eventually ran lights for several of his shows. They also talked about their current show and Scott's recent interest in show tunes, particularly songs from "Guys and Dolls."Scott and Burke discussed various songs and bands, including Marley's "Buffalo Soldier" and a cover of a Cure song by Chvrches. They listened to and discussed a song by the band Gourds, which Scott revealed was from Austin, Texas.

Geoff joins the conversation to discuss the potential for a "Gorlock" themed episode. The group discusses plans for a hot wings eating contest after the last race of the season. They decide to use chicken nuggets instead of wings and open the challenge to everyone, not just the Kansa's. Scott suggests having Jordan videotape the event. Geoff informs the group that he and his wife bought a new Subaru Outback, trading in their Jeep. They discuss Geoff's dad's recent race performance and the upcoming race at Pikes Peak. The conversation then shifts to Geoff's Coast Guard service and a comparison with Navy practices. Finally, Tactical provides his expert analysis on the recent incident where a Mexican tall ship hit a bridge, discussing various factors that contributed to the accident and how it could have been prevented.

The hosts discuss various topics including cologne preferences, a potential hot sauce challenge at an upcoming event, tennis tournaments, and the possibility of a new stadium for the Cleveland Browns. They also mention plans to purchase food for a gathering at a garage. Throughout the conversation, they incorporate humorous "Bud Light presents Real Men of Genius" style advertisements. The hosts end by discussing sponsorships, upcoming merchandise for their show, and make plans for future events.

Scott and Burke discussed technical aspects of their show, including lighting, camera filters, and music content, while also addressing a scam attempt on their Facebook business account. They explored the Eurovision Song Contest in depth, covering its history, rules, production elements, and cultural impact, with plans to incorporate Eurovision songs into their show. The conversation concluded with discussions about future podcast topics, including MTV's history and "Zombieland," while also touching on personal anecdotes and current events.

We're back with another movie review. Knives out starring a bunch of A list actors is our next victim to a deep dive. Do we like it, does it go into the box? You'll have to listen to find out.