In the new covid world where people are social distancing and staying at home as much as possible, this episode focused on what we might have in our cupboards and pantries at home instead of restaurants. As the first episode that was recorded remotely it still sounded good too, and in times like these the humor in podcasts like this are appreciated more than ever.

HOW ARE THERE NO REVIEWS FOR THIS YET? Bodega Boys is a great podcast that features Desus Nice and The Kid Mero. They had a Complex show, then moved up to Viceland, then skyrocketed to Showtime. These are two guys from the Bronx with the super power to make genuinely funny commentary on anything placed in front of them. The podcast is just a loose organic conversation that naturally flows from one topic to the other and aside from the AKAs and an intro skit, there really isn't much structure or format, but given the way they can start on one topic and end up somewhere completely different an hour later. It's relatable, it's funny, at times it's pretty dirty (sucio) so wear your headphones if you're in an office and value your job, and it's just a solid podcast.

The Dialog Tree has a series of interviews with game makers that explore some of the challenges and small victories that come with game creation. Often times we see the end result of a game but have no idea what went into it's creation and this podcast is a nice window into that world as well as a good way to discover interesting new games.