The hosts discuss the psychology of Jekyll and Hyde type killers, who lead seemingly ordinary lives during the day but are plagued with self-doubt and seek validation through random acts of violence.
In this episode, the hosts discuss the origins of superhero action figures and how Montgomery Ward and Migo played a role in their creation by introducing non-superhero versions of superheroes and releasing a line of eight-inch action figures in the 70s.
The speaker shares about the tradition of cooking Black Eyed Peas, collard greens, and pork on New Year's, as they are believed to bring luck for the new year. The speaker also mentions the importance of being curious, especially about technology.
The hosts discuss the career paths of Tommy Boy and Bernie Brillstein, along with the impact of Triumph the Insult Comic Dog and the overwhelming number of podcasts currently in existence.
The speaker talks about Jim Simons, his book and how Jim wasn't able to incorporate some of his suggestions into his approaches. There were some hilarious stories in the book, which made the process enjoyable.