POS Podcast Productions

What new habits will humans adopt as society becomes more isolationist and lonely?  The "pieces" think sex dolls will be the new craze.  Why deal with the burdens of a human sexual partner when you can easily program your sex doll to fulfill your weird sexual fantasies?

Why don't schools teach kids about money?  The "pieces" discuss whether personal finance should become part of the core curriculum in secondary schools.  Lance thinks the current lack of interest in financial education is possibly a conspiracy.  Matt wonders whether people would make the same stupid money mistakes even if schools taught them personal finance.  

The "Pieces" discuss the appeal of violent sports in America.  Does watching or participating in violence fufill some human biological need?  Does society give a crap about atheletes who put their bodies and brains on line everyday?  If you expect these two "Pieces" to have the answers  then you're new to this podcast. 

Let's all settle down and keep our preferences to ourselves.  Must you corrupt your friends and family with all of your terrible habits and interests? 

Lance's heroic rant about the excesses of Las Vegas and online sports betting kicks off this episode.  Later, Matt joins for a suprisingly thoughful coversation about humanity's deep seeded need to be bad and break the rules.  

Lance opens with a story about Jenna and Ryan's life in the suburbs of Houston.  Their life is busy and materially rich but all is not what it seems.  The "Pieces" discuss Jenna and Ryan and share their beliefs on suburban life and American excess.

Lance unloads on American excess and the "Pieces" debrief.  

The POS Co-hosts search for meaning in ChatGPT responses.   

We intended to talk about family dynamics during the holidays but things got hot and nasty.  You can't joke your way out of real life, Matt. 

Clear your desk of useless tasks and make room for important things like, throwing dildos onto a basketball court.  

I'm so sad and angry about the choices other people make.  I can't take it anymore.  

Lance's old friend, Turmoil, is back to torture him about his pathetic retirement identity.  Matt is in a peacful lull as he contemplates getting hardcore into wood slabs.  

We've changed the lives of millions of people with our weekly episodes.  We teach, we inspire!  In this episode you'll learn more groundbreaking life lessons from these "pieces."  

An ever so important straight, white guy perspective about how advertising agencies and Hollywood represent marginalized people in tokenized and trite ways.  Another thing for these "Pieces" to be annoyed about. 

An intro from Lance's wife followed by a conversation about how the modern world is jack hammering our brains with bad stuff.   

Matt discloses the joy he gets in rooting against people or sports teams he doesn't like.  Lance challenges Matt's prejudice while outing his own pre judgments.  As you might expect this episode is a POS.  

Stop with your principles and belief systems.  Join Matt and Lance as they sift through common abortion scenarios.  No matter how hard they try it's difficult for these "Pieces" to take a definitive stance on abortion.  

Matt and Lance discuss their views and personal interactions with homeless people.  Both agree that seeing other people suffer is a form of suffering albeit to a much lesser extent.  How dare these homeless people make us feel guilty and sad?  How dare they challenge us to figure out whether to give or what to give?

Once again Matt and Lance are pieces.  This time they justify their choice to dress poorly while critizing others.  

Matt and Lance restart the same podcast under a new name.  Matt shows up to record the show in an actual state of irritiability and Lance is forced to confront him.  It's a weird and maybe useless conversation.  This inaugural episode is true to the name of the show.