The 2 Guys That Don’t Know Everything Podcast

Send us Fan MailOn Tuesday, August 18, 2026, Dave and Miles discussed music, art, personal experiencs, and Perceptual Afterglow. Listen to episode 76 of our podcast, "The 2 Guys That Don't Know Everything Podcast" hosted by Miles McGrath and David "Dave" Makar.Note: In the recording, we thought it was episode 77! It's really 76! We don't know everything!Zoom Summary (via AI):"This was the 76th episode of the podcast "Two Guys That Don't Know Everything," featuring David Maycar and Miles discussing various topics including music, art, and personal experiences. The conversation began with David mentioning his recent Lions Club meeting and Miles sharing insights about how singing can help alleviate pain and provide healing benefits, leading to a discussion about the therapeutic effects of music. They then shared stories about their first concerts, with Miles recalling seeing the Bee Gees in Miami and David remembering seeing Young MC with Millie Vanilli as the opening act. The discussion expanded to cover live music experiences, with Miles describing an amazing Lettuce concert at Garcia's venue in Chicago and David sharing stories about attending shows at venues like Babeland in Buffalo. They discussed the impact of art on perception and how museums can create a "perceptual afterglow" effect where visitors continue to see the world differently after visiting. The conversation also touched on anechoic chambers, soundless rooms that can disorient people and affect brain function, with David sharing his experience at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art. The podcast concluded with David sharing a recent customer service experience where he was called a "bulldog" for helping resolve a utility pole issue for a resident, demonstrating the importance of being proactive and responsive in customer service situations."Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/2guyspod/Other social links and sign-offs coming soon! Remember, we don't know everything!

Send us Fan MailMiles and Dave chatted on Monday, July 6, 2026, about an hour before the USA v. Belgium World Cup match. They discussed events of the last month, the world cup, and the pathway of acceptance using the Overton Window.Listen to episode 75 of our podcast, "The 2 Guys That Don't Know Everything Podcast" hosted by Miles McGrath and David "Dave" Makar.Zoom Summary (via AI):"Miles and David recorded their 75th podcast episode after a one-month hiatus, discussing recent events including the US Women's World Cup match against Belgium and David's recent completion of an MFA program after 26 years of delays. David shared details about his fiction writing project set in 1940s Ukraine, explaining his challenges with finishing the book and potential publication options ranging from self-publishing to traditional publishing routes. The conversation extensively explored the concept of the "Overton window" - how societal acceptance of various issues shifts from unthinkable to radical to acceptable over time, using examples like marijuana legalization, LGBTQ+ rights, and lead paint removal to illustrate how cultural norms evolve. They discussed what might drive these shifts in societal acceptance, considering factors like social media algorithms, influential individuals, and changing public discourse, while also reflecting on their own thoughts about currently unthinkable ideas and what might become more acceptable in the future."Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/2guyspod/Other social links and sign-offs coming soon! Remember, we don't know everything!

Send us Fan MailOn Thursday, June 4, Miles and Dave discussed the Mindset Toolbox, a concept Miles developed and has been presenting to business and service organizations. Listen to episode 74 of our podcast, "The 2 Guys That Don't Know Everything Podcast" hosted by Miles McGrath and David "Dave" Makar.Zoom Summary (via AI):"Miles and David discussed building a personal "mindset toolbox" for handling stress and challenges, sharing personal experiences about managing difficult situations. Miles shared his recent experience of surrendering to stress during a medical appointment, drawing a parallel to the movie "Office Space" where the main character finds relief through hypnosis. They explored several key tools for managing stress and business challenges, including journaling, using a "mirror" for perspective shifts, measuring current progress, and maintaining a sense of humor. David shared his vision board from 2010 that came true, emphasizing the importance of being specific about goals and focusing on a clear "why" rather than trying to serve everyone. They discussed the principle of focusing on a small, specific audience rather than trying to reach everyone, and concluded with plans to attend the Dryden Dairy Day Parade where David will promote his fiber optic business."Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/2guyspod/Other social links and sign-offs coming soon! Remember, we don't know everything!

Send us Fan MailLast night, May 26, 2026 Miles and Dave discussed service, serving other people, service organizations, and Go Givers. They also discussed AI. Listen to episode 73 of our podcast, "The 2 Guys That Don't Know Everything Podcast" hosted by Miles McGrath and David "Dave" Makar.Zoom Summary (via AI):"Miles and David discussed service organizations and community service projects in episode 73 of their podcast. Miles shared that he was invited to join the Port St. Lucie Rotary Club six months ago and has been asked to become interim president, while David mentioned his involvement with the Lions Club and their various fundraising activities including golf tournaments and a partnership with Doug's Fish Fry. They explored different service projects, with Miles describing his work with Care Bag, which provides hygiene products to homeless individuals through mobile shower units, and David discussing his experience with microloans through a credit union foundation. The conversation covered successful fundraising ideas like dog bowling events, RAM (Remote Area Medical) clinics providing free healthcare services, and back-to-school events offering haircuts and backpacks to children in need. They also discussed the importance of preventative care, particularly dental services and vision care for underserved communities, and shared insights about the growing need for such services as housing costs and homelessness increase in their areas."1. How Ikea turned AI 'Failures' into €1.3B: https://fluentsupport.com/how-ikea-turned-ai-failures-into-1-billion-in-revenue/2. How I Built This interview with Jensen Huang of Nvidia, including a story about AI and radiology: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nvidia-jensen-huang-from-near-collapse-to-becoming/id1150510297?i=10007668610653. Bob Burg: https://burg.com/4. The Go Giver: https://www.amazon.com/Go-Giver-Little-Story-Powerful-Business/dp/15918425305. Ithaca Lions Club: http://www.ithacalions.com/6. Port St. Lucie Rotary Club: https://www.pslrotary.org/Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/2guyspod/Other social links and sign-offs coming soon! Remember, we don't know everything!

Send us Fan MailLast Thursday, April 30, 2026 Miles and Dave caught up and discussed cars, roadtrips, substance over fluff, and coaching. Listen to episode 72 of our podcast, "The 2 Guys That Don't Know Everything Podcast" hosted by Miles McGrath and David "Dave" Makar.Zoom Summary (via AI):"Miles and David had an extensive conversation covering multiple topics including David's upcoming travel plans to Ohio, Miles' upcoming speaking engagement in Florida about mindset, and David's recent purchase of a new Subaru vehicle after his old car developed multiple issues. They discussed the concept of "substance versus fluff" in marketing and business, with examples ranging from Subaru's low-key marketing approach to political campaigns and product promotions. The conversation also touched on coaching and leadership, with both participants sharing personal experiences about the value of having coaches in various aspects of life, from sports to business. They explored how effective coaching requires the coach to be separate from the person being coached, using basketball coaching as a prime example of this principle. The discussion concluded with Miles planning to seek out a coach at his upcoming Treasure Coast Masterminds meeting, and they wrapped up by discussing specific referral strategies for business development."1. Mike Becker's "Coaching My Own Way" https://www.amazon.com/Coaching-Own-Way-Michael-Becker-ebook/dp/B0GFWM3JVQInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/2guyspod/Other social links and sign-offs coming soon! Remember, we don't know everything!