In this episode of "We're Still Cool, Right?", Shaun, Mike, and Erik gather over drinks and dive into a lively conversation that jumps from swapping stories about their favorite strong cocktails to hilarious spring break mishaps, like losing sunglasses on the lake and playing shot roulette. As they reminisce about the wild days of MTV spring break and recount car troubles from their youth, the group keeps the laughs coming with dad jokes and playful banter. The guys also touch on the joys of collecting vinyl records and the satisfaction of passing down their favorite music to their kids.

In this episode of "We're Still Cool, Right?," Erik, Mike, and Shaun kick back with Manhattans and dive into more wild conspiracy theories. The guys swap Midwest drinking stories, debate if the pyramids were ancient power plants, and joke about Bob Ross being a secret serial killer. They also riff on the Vatican’s secret archives, Freemasons, the Titanic, and even why socks go missing in the laundry. It’s a laid-back hangout full of laughs, nostalgia, and just enough tinfoil-hat talk to keep things interesting.

In this episode of "We're Still Cool, Right?", Shaun, Mike, and Erik kick back with a St. Patrick’s Day-themed cocktail, the “Tropical Leprechaun,” and dive into nostalgic banter about cult movies, wild mullets, and the glory days of local newspapers. They swap stories about growing up, changing social scenes, and quirky hobbies like Pokémon card collecting. With plenty of laughs, playful teasing, it’s just a bunch of guys hanging out, reminiscing, and proving that being cool is all about having fun together—no matter your age.

In this episode of "We're Still Cool, Right?", Erik, Mike, and Shaun kick back with cocktails and swap stories about everything from wild St. Patrick’s Day memories to 90s fashion fails and the insanity of Olympic sports. They joke about stripper names, reminisce about old-school bar scenes, and debate the pros and cons of layering shirts. The vibe is loose and hilarious—just a bunch of guys hanging out, sharing laughs, and getting nostalgic about the good old days (with a few questionable drinks along the way).

In this episode of "We're Still Cool Right?", Shaun, Mike, and Erik kick back with Mike Schulte from The Pork Tornadoes! It’s just four dads hanging out, busting each other’s chops, and proving that even as life changes, they’re still cool—at least in their own eyes. *Live Streamed Episode*

In this episode of "We're Still Cool Right?", Shaun, Mike, and Erik kick back over drinks, swapping stories about parenting, piercings, and the glory days of classic jingles. They riff on bumper stickers, beard mishaps, and the fine line between feeling young or old. The guys keep it light, poking fun at themselves and each other, all while reminiscing about pop culture and sharing laughs. It’s just three dads hanging out, busting each other’s chops, and proving that even as life changes, they’re still cool—at least in their own eyes.

In this episode of "We’re Still Cool Right?", Erik, Mike, and Shaun kick back over drinks and swap stories about everything from weird bathroom habits to the ongoing battle between Miracle Whip and mayo. The guys reminisce about tanning trends, debate the coolness of bottled beer, and vent about rising prices at Dollar Tree and Arizona Tea. With plenty of laughs, a few rants about recycling, and some WAY too honest talk about morning wood, it’s just three friends hanging out, keeping things light, nostalgic, and real—exactly the way a good night with the guys should be.

In this episode of "We're Still Cool Right?", Erik, Mike, and Shaun hang out with Kathy Murphy, a local cycling legend and podcast host. Over laughs and Harvey Wallbangers, they swap stories about Cedar Rapids’ Wednesday Night Bike Club, wild RAGBRAI adventures, and the ups and downs of cycling in Iowa. The crew debates craft beer trends, fajitas, and jokes about Super Bowl parties. It’s a laid-back, funny, and genuine chat about bikes, community, and life—just a bunch of friends kicking back and having a good time.