Splitting Hairs with Max & Nicky Max & Nicky Weinbach

What's your favorite vegetable? A couple of weeks ago, Max & Nicky tackled the subject of their favorite fruits, so this week, they thought it'd be fun to discuss vegetables with the same passion and delight.

Intro and Outro Music
Written, mixed, and produced by Nicky Weinbach

Do you want to have kids when you grow up? This week, Max & Nicky are joined by friend of the podcast, Kevin Crooks, to talk about their experiences with kids, to dissect the recent events of each becoming an uncle, and to ultimately answer the question, "Do you want to have kids in this lifetime?"

Intro and Outro Music
Written, mixed, and produced by Nicky Weinbach

Max & Nicky recount some of their most exciting stories from traveling the world and decide whether or not they actually like traveling. Does traveling, in fact, suck? Tune in, and find out!

Intro and Outro Music
Written, mixed, and produced by Nicky Weinbach

Note: Nicky accidentally calls Kieran Culkin "Kiernan" Culkin. He apologizes for incorrectly correcting Max when Max was, in fact, not wrong at all in calling Kieran Culkin by his correct name.

Max & Nicky talk about their favorite fruits of all time. Plus, a heated debate on the word "several" and other grammar-related tangents.

Intro and Outro Music
Written, mixed, and produced by Nicky Weinbach

Note: Max accidentally refers to Modest Mussorgsky as "Modesto Mussorgsky." He also mistakenly pronounces the 'i' in Borodin as a French person would with a sort of soft 'a' sound, when it should be pronounced with an 'ee' sound.

Max & Nicky over-analyze the subject of roommates and talk about their own personal experiences from good to absolutely nightmarish roommates.

Intro and Outro Music
Written, mixed, and produced by Nicky Weinbach

Max & Nicky continue to analyze all aspects of high school from getting your drivers license to taking the SATs to getting acne to going to prom to finally graduating and more in this second half of an in depth two-part discussion on those formative teenage years.

Intro and Outro Music
Written, mixed, and produced by Nicky Weinbach