Justin kicks things off with the saga of fixing his pick-up—what started as a simple repair quickly turned into a test of patience, YouTube tutorials, and sheer stubborn determination. In the middle of the mechanical mayhem, he also shares a surprise heartwarming moment: his favorite elementary school teacher reached out just to say hi. The conversation sends Justin down memory lane, reflecting on teachers who shape us long after we leave their classrooms.

Meanwhile, McKinzie’s week takes a less sentimental and far more frustrating turn. What should have been a normal trip to work becomes a full-blown wardrobe collapse. From strategic layering to creative problem-solving, she walks us through the play-by-play of trying to get ready for work while her outfit had other plans.

Then in this week’s TBD, Justin and McKinzie dive into a fun debate: what is the best fictional universe of all time? From immersive world-building to characters you wish were real, they break down what makes a universe unforgettable—and which one they’d pack their bags to live in tomorrow.

It’s relatable, it’s ridiculous, and it’s exactly the kind of week we’ve all had

In this lively conversation, McKinzie and Justin celebrate a birthday while reflecting on life, sports, and personal aspirations. They share humorous anecdotes about athletic experiences, discuss the excitement of the Winter Olympics, and delve into the concept of a bucket list, exploring dreams of travel and unique goals. The duo also touches on the idea of creating a compound for friends and family, and the importance of survival skills in a humorous context. The conversation wraps up with thoughts on personal growth and the ever-changing nature of aspirations.

This week, Justin and McKinzie kick things off with a casual catch-up on how the week went. They share the relief of finally getting their car back from the mechanic, along with the not-so-fun reality of sickness making its way through the entire family. Real life, in all its messy glory.

Then it’s time for this week’s TBD, where the conversation takes a more philosophical turn. The two dive into a big question that affects everyone: do we actually have free choice, or are our decisions shaped by forces we barely notice? Expect thoughtful reflections, curious back-and-forth, and a few moments that might have you questioning how much control we really have.

In this episode, Justin and Mackenzie share their experiences from a recent family trip to Wisconsin Dells, discussing the joys and challenges of traveling with kids, the quirks of winter weather, and humorous observations about fashion trends. They also delve into their hotel experience, recounting the ups and downs of their stay, and share a story about car troubles that led to some creative problem-solving. Throughout the conversation, they reflect on the lessons learned from their adventures and the importance of humor in navigating life's challenges. Then, in the TBD segment, Justin and McKinzie take o the "Mandela Effect." Is it real, how does it work, where does the concept come from?

In this episode, Justin and McKinzie embrace the brutal reality of Minnesota winters—where the air hurts your face, the snow never really leaves, and “below freezing” is just another Tuesday. They swap stories, complain (lovingly), and reflect on how surviving months of cold shapes perspective, patience, and maybe even personality.

Then it’s time for the TBD segment, where the conversation takes a philosophical turn: could humans actually handle immortality? They dig into the mental, emotional, and societal implications of living forever—what it would mean for relationships, purpose, boredom, loss, and the value of time itself. Is mortality the thing that gives life meaning, or are we just saying that because it’s all we’ve ever known?

Cold weather, big questions, and no clear answers—just the way TBD likes it.

Welcome to the very first episode of Justin and McKinzie: TBD — emphasis on the TBD. In this kickoff episode, Justin and McKinzie introduce themselves, share who they think they are, what they do, and why they decided to sit down behind microphones in the first place.