What do you do when your spouse wakes you up and asks you to install the ESPN app on her iPad? You install it - no questions asked. Unless you don't want to watch a documentary at 5 am and discuss it. Then you ask as many questions as possible.

On the episode, Don and Eva discuss the 30 for 30 Shorts documentary "Strike Team." As strategists by trade, they break down some of the possible holes in the US Marshall's plan to scam fugitives in bulk, and marvel at the genius behind the sting operation that still stands out in the history books today.

Richard Simmons, Shannen Doherty, Dr. Ruth Westheimer... and more celebrities from our youth passed away in the last few days. What does that say about us? Are we not long for this world?

In this episode, Don and Eva discuss how they feel when a beloved or at least well-known celebrity from their formative years passes away. From the nostalgia of childhood memories to the sobering reality of their own mortality, they discuss how these moments can profoundly impact us - or not. Why does the loss of a public figure feel so deeply personal? Whether you're grappling with recent news or simply curious about this unique aspect of human connection, this is an episode that you will want to chat about with your friends and family.

Don and Eva are live in New Orleans! In this episode, Don and Eva discuss the food they have had in New Orleans and debate the merits of having dessert for breakfast. They are in New Orleans to compete in the Essence Film Festival Podcast Competition. They were first named finalists, and then an official selection, meaning that they will present the show at a screening at Essence Fest. This episode was recorded in Lafayette Square, and is unedited *gasp* for your listening... pleasure? Enjoy!