Corey Bell and Van Santos have been friends for over 15 years. After all those years of weekly phone calls, they decided to start recording their talks. Talkin BS (Bell/Santos) is the product of those phone calls. Corey and Van discuss a variety of topics from sports to food to pup-culture.
Certain themes have been born out of the process. Here are a few:
1) A Wave starts with a Ripple. Be the Ripple for positive change.
2) Chime Time: If you hear a chime in the middle of an episode, it's time to take a drink.
3) When in doubt, apply the Sliding Scale to the situation.
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Corey and Van break down their favorite sports teams and how they became fans of each. They discuss what it means to truly be a fanatic. They discuss the unwritten rules for band-wagon fans. They close out the conversation by talking about superstitions and the emotional rollercoaster of being a sports fan.
Corey and Van continue the conversation, discussing times when social media impacted business decisions. They talk about whether social media platforms should have the right to censor content of their users. Corey gets riled up over fake news and the deeply negative impact that social media can have on society. The boys close out Part II by discussing how social media effects politics.
In Part I, Corey and Van try to define social media and ponder whether it is good for society. They discuss the effect that social media has on kids and reminisce about getting their first cell phone. They close out Part I talking about bullying, filters, fake narratives, and catfishing.
Corey and Van discuss Masculinity in 2020. Van talks about playing in a band and wearing skinny jeans. The boys discuss whether it's important to strive to be masculine. Corey poses the question, "What if your child is gay?" The boys talk about the last time they cried. The boys discuss whether it is important to look physically fit as a man and, if so, why?