the boys try geocashing and dicuss the history of the activity and some of its roots.
The boys are back yet again to try their luck at making something beautiful. Honestly the challenges don't really matter and you know that. Why do I even type this part?
The boys take on a listener submitted challenge this week. Eat the suggested serving size on food packaging. Apologies for two things 1) Poor audio quality this episode. Its been a minute and we made a couple simple errors. 2) Long breaks between episodes. This is the new normal get used to it.
You talk about this with everyone else. Now talk about it with the boys.
The boys try out the new all audio invite only social network.
This week things are all messed up. Listen as the boys cut up and make the best of their so called knives.
We said it in the summary and we'll say it again. This is the most controversial challenge in the show's history. Ryan & Dustin use chopsticks for an entire week and somehow break the fabrics of space and time by releasing episodes out of their natural order! How will the show ever recover!!!! WHAT'S THE NEXT CHALLENGE?!?!!
Dustin is behind an abandoned mexican restaurant in Idaho. But whats behind all of this?
This week the boys try to teach their dogs new tricks with varying degrees of success. We learn a bit about Rin Tin Tin. NOTE: Don't WoRrY AbOuT CHALLENGE sixty2 its none of ya business
Ryan & Dustin try to write their own "sea shanty" songs. seashanty The Wellerman -Tik Tok Video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgsurPg9Ckw)
Challenge 60: Rate your favorite movies. G: ??? PG: ??? PG-13: ??? R: ???
Ryan & Dustin, develop their own new skincare routines after Ryan, confessed last week he doesn't wash his face.
Ryan's challenge this week is to eat the limited time only, McRib Sandwich. The boys talk about capitalism, socialism, commodity meats, sauce and french fries. This episode is available for a limited time only, just like the McRib. Listener, Brian, submits a challenge to the voicemail line. 724-DO-IT-POD Ryan doesn't like "The Boys" tv show.
Ryan & Dustin review their experiences reading the book "The Battered Bastards of Bastogne" (https://www.amazon.com/Battered-Bastards-Bastogne-George-Koskimaki/dp/1612000746/ref=pd_lpo_14_t_0/136-4086817-3561618?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=1612000746&pd_rd_r=6a2ac7d3-770b-4afd-9770-cae385493b7a&pd_rd_w=rprdT&pd_rd_wg=7FklF&pf_rd_p=7b36d496-f366-4631-94d3-61b87b52511b&pf_rd_r=YQ8PQDKJ50AJTXS2V61C&psc=1&refRID=YQ8PQDKJ50AJTXS2V61C) The book covers one of World War 2's bloodiest battles for the US forces during the Battle of the Bulge from December 19th, 1944 - January 17th, 1945. This book is sourced from from hundreds of interviews from the soldiers themselves. Listen as we discuss this very dense book.
Vist the Ocmulgee Mounds National Historic Park (https://www.nps.gov/ocmu/index.htm) yourselves. It's free, it's beautiful and it's interesting. Native Americans first came to middle Georgia, during the Paleo-Indian period hunting Ice Age mammals. Many different American Indian cultures occupied this land for thousands of years. Around 900 CE, the Mississippian Period began. They constructed mounds for their elite, which remain today. Ryan & Dustin walk the park's trails and explore the monuments. The boys learn about the history of the land and people that came before us.