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On today's episode... we try something a bit different. Buck and Chris got together to record a reaction video. I'm not going to lie, this not the reaction video to end all reaction videos, but we had fun with it and plan on having more to come.

We start off with some workplace accident videos... both funny and NOT so funny, then head over to TikTok for some shorts, followed up with some 90's nostalgia, where buck gets into how his mom got him to act right as a child. We finish off the podcast with two videos from the Internet Historian on Shia LaBeouf and Covid 19 "The Varus" TM.

It's new to us but not so much the internet.

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Chris and Buck are back for another raw, nostalgic chat on Matters Not. This episode dives deep into 80s and 90s childhood memories, from overhyped toys that always disappointed to the golden era of gaming that shaped their lives.

They reminisce about addictive classics like Minecraft, Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater, Super Mario World, Halo split-screen battles, and the hilariously crude Conker’s Bad Fur Day. The conversation explores how modern games have spoiled us with customization while older titles felt revolutionary with even the smallest features.

The guys also share plenty of fatherhood stories — including a terrifying four-wheeler rollover on the Hatfield-McCoy trails and Buck's “Father of the Year” moments involving machetes and Power Wheels. Buck opens up about completing his court-mandated 3-day Driver Intervention Program in Springfield, Ohio, complete with roach motel horror stories and surprising facts about OVI laws.

Throw in talk of AI, retro gaming obsessions, restoring old furniture, and upcoming silly cat videos, and you’ve got a classic laid-fire side conversation full of laughs, tangents, and real talk.

If you grew up in the 80s or 90s, love gaming nostalgia, or just enjoy two friends shooting the shit — this one’s for you.

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In this episode, Chris and Buck dive into a raw and honest conversation about growth, self-awareness, and stepping outside of comfort zones. They kick things off reflecting on a powerful previous episode featuring a guest’s intense life story, touching on addiction, recovery, and how sharing personal struggles can shape someone into a compelling speaker.

The conversation shifts into real-life updates, with Chris opening up about starting a new job that aligns with his passion for video editing and media—marking a major step toward pursuing a more creative career path. That leap sparks a deeper discussion about fear, stability, and what it takes to walk away from something secure in order to chase something meaningful.

They also get into personal development, including starting a fitness routine, the mental battle of staying consistent, and how small, manageable changes can lead to long-term results. From there, things get more introspective—covering topics like identity, purpose, and the struggle of redefining yourself as an adult.

One of the most impactful moments comes when the conversation turns to spirituality. A recent experience with community service and an unexpected interaction leads to a first-time return to church, opening the door to questions about faith, personal change, and what it means to search for something bigger.

Throughout the episode, the guys balance humor with vulnerability—talking about relationships, arguments, personal flaws, and the reality that adulthood doesn’t come with the clarity they once expected.

Overall, it’s an episode about transition—embracing change, confronting discomfort, and figuring life out as you go.

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