Remember the days before smartphones? We used to actually *read* newspapers! Mike and I dive into how technology has changed our daily lives.

What’s one thing you miss about the pre-digital age? Let us know in the comments!

Do you remember when phones had cords? We reflect on the simplicity of life before the internet and smartphones.

TV was once our only source of entertainment! We reminisce about the days of waiting for our favorite shows to air.

Remember when cash was king? Nowadays, it's all about convenience and credit cards! In this episode, we discuss how shopping has evolved over time.

Life without Google - or other somewhat more reliable and less biased search engines? Imagine that! We explore how the internet has transformed our access to information.

What’s something you miss about the pre-digital age? What about the days of TV as the main home entertainment source do you wish still prevailed?

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