Todd and Tony explore the evolution of content creation, the purpose behind Good Clean Fun Life, and the importance of marketing strategies that focus on what Todd calls the “Three Es.” Tony shares his career transition and future plans, emphasizing the importance of writing and community involvement.

In this episode, Todd and Tony discuss the upcoming 10th anniversary of the Ocean City Film Festival, featuring a planned appearance by Patton Oswalt and a retrospective on the event's growth from a grassroots project to a prestigious regional festival.

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Todd shares reflections on his recent trip to the Poconos and his 15-year career documenting life at the beach, while Tony outlines his new investigative research into the intersection of burial traditions, law, and environmental concerns.

The hosts also check in on their "Damp January" progress and a potential comedy sketch regarding the realities of life in your 50s.

Happy New Year (for real this time)! Todd and Tony return to the mics to recap their holiday breaks and set the tone for 2026. Todd shares the story of his “agent of chaos” moment in Berlin, Maryland: creating a DIY New Year’s Eve ball out of chicken wire and empty beer cans after the town nixed the midnight drop in favor of a 6:00 PM “kids’ countdown.”

The conversation takes a sharp (and hilarious) turn as Tony launches into a passionate manifesto against “children-forward America,” the “grandparentization” of local government, and why staying up until midnight is a right that must be earned. Plus, Tony reveals the accidental purchase of 5,000 “permanent” Christmas cards, Todd celebrates his wife finally listening to his other podcast, and the duo discusses the value of building community over chasing virality in the new year.