Overtired

The gang waxes nostalgic about classic viral sites, discusses the best RSS readers, and gets back into the Mental Health Corner after a couple weeks off.

A somewhat manic episode that covers everything (BUT the Mental Health Corner, which is a 404 again). Kicking it off with an in memoriam app pick, opining about Microsoft Word and Excel, and the Grammy talk you knew was coming.

Bryan Guffey returns to talk coffee, religion, and mental health, possibly all at once. Maybe.

Merlin Mann, a mental health expert and generative AI aficionado, brings his engaging personality to an enlightening discussion. They dive deep into the complex relationship between trauma and emotional well-being, sharing personal stories and insights from 'The Body Keeps the Score.' The conversation explores the nuances of ADHD management, the importance of personalized mental health care, and the challenges within educational and healthcare systems. With a mix of humor and reflection, they emphasize the need for empathy and understanding in navigating life's emotional landscape.

Yeah, it’s another 2-hour episode. Jay Miller is back to talk retail therapy, keyboards, and Tetris. We threw in the usual grAPPtitude picks, so don’t miss 'em!

Alex Cox joins the crew to talk about mental health, Raspberry Pi, the New York Times, and some awesome Grapptitude picks for the week.

Taylor Swift is Time’s Person of the Year, mostly thanks to our tireless promotion at Overtired. Brett’s having dark thoughts and the gang helps him clarify a few things.

Brett and Jeff hold the fort down, with mental health checkins and some very, very nerdy talk of clean installs, Brett’s projects, and their favorite apps.

The hosts discuss topics such as internalized homophobia, the Grammy nominations for Best New Artist, their love for Wario games, and the recent news of Open AI imploding as a company.

Jay Miller joins Brett and Christina to talk about life in Developer Relations, a little bit of Taylor Swift, and some intriguing app discussions.