Alright my lovers? Gurt smashing episode this week.

"When I was a lad we lived in a shoebox and ate gravel". Stuart meanders off in that aimless way old men do, and uses Eurovision to make Justin's ears bleed.

Listeners Rebecca, Phil, and James hijack the show with questions, and frankly, the whole thing is better for it.

Justin takes his first steps as a stationery manufacturer, outlining a design for his Daily Journal.

Stu makes the tech work on his Linux machine, giving Justin a whole new set of audio issues with which to deal.

Doing Hard Things

Justin proposes an excellent topic, which Stu hijacks, barely letting Justin get a word in.

Stu has a new computer on a goofy European operating system that is making Justin's life hell when trying to post a show! The lack of shownotes, brought to you by Linux.

Is working from home all over? Was it ever anything other than a coping strategy?

Recorded on Liberation Day. No. It was. Really. They called it that.

Justin is surrounded by fishing paraphernelia and recording from his kayak.

Stu's furious at politicians playing fast and loose with the lives of American Servicemen and Women. Please note - Stu does NOT advocate violence, a conviction that does not always get to his tongue on time.

Stu's on a mission to find and adopt ugly software.

The boys almost avoid discussion of geo-politics, but Stu still manages to whine and whinge about first world problems.

Why do we accept mediocrity from certain sectors? Tech? Travel? And not from others; retail, fashion?

Two ageing men shout at the clouds, the airlines, Tech bros and petrol heads. If we missed anyone - let us know...

Intricate discussions on the tactical nuances of Football, or American Football as everyone else calls it.

Stu didn't do the show notes this week, so he has already failed his Focus 2025 goals, in Justin's opinion.

Justin obtains a Gladiator while Stuart retires again.

Your hosts retreat from life, looking inward for some semblance of sanity.

What on earth is going on? The longer they live, the more bewildered our hosts become about what's happening?

Reflections on the Stationery Business…

It's a jungle out there.

The complexities and intricacies of navigating a family Christmas