Episode 259 – New Year, Same Us (But With Bigger Pants)
It’s the first episode of 2026, and the boys are back… slightly rounder, slightly wiser, and wildly unprepared for athletic endeavors.
Tony’s coming off a long break and mentally bracing himself to return to work, while Mike reflects on his wholesome (and surprisingly heroic) holiday tradition—inviting people over for Christmas and offering rides to anyone stranded on New Year’s Eve. Basically, Mike might be an actual angel.
We cover moving horror stories and make one thing crystal clear:
👉We are officially too old to move our friends.
Hire someone. Prepare. Stretch. Don’t call us. Actually... maybe you can call Mike.
New Year’s resolutions are on the table:
• Tony’s been cooking and baking… unfortunately, in a way that screams future diabetes and heart disease, so he’s pivoting to a healthier lane.
• Mike’s getting organized and diving into a serious body recomp.
• Both of us admit the holidays hit hard. Time to clean it up.
From there, things get weird (as usual):
We unpack the absurd ideas we blindly inherit from our parents, dive into real crime stories (why is it always the quiet close ones?!), and marvel at how some people commit elaborate crimes… then Google “how to get rid of a body” like absolute amateurs.
Also in this episode:
• Mike takes a ChatGPT master class 🤯
• Wild Olympic sports that almost made it
• Fast walkers apparently live longer (Tony expected to live forever—smoke coming off those sneakers)
• And the surprisingly beautiful fact that choir singers’ heartbeats synchronize when they sing together
New year. Same chaos. Let’s go.
Cheers!
m&t
Episode 259 – New Year, Same Us (But With Bigger Pants)
It’s the first episode of 2026, and the boys are back… slightly rounder, slightly wiser, and wildly unprepared for athletic endeavors.
Tony’s coming off a long break and mentally bracing himself to return to work, while Mike reflects on his wholesome (and surprisingly heroic) holiday tradition—inviting people over for Christmas and offering rides to anyone stranded on New Year’s Eve. Basically, Mike might be an actual angel.
We cover moving horror stories and make one thing crystal clear:
👉We are officially too old to move our friends.
Hire someone. Prepare. Stretch. Don’t call us. Actually... maybe you can call Mike.
New Year’s resolutions are on the table:
• Tony’s been cooking and baking… unfortunately, in a way that screams future diabetes and heart disease, so he’s pivoting to a healthier lane.
• Mike’s getting organized and diving into a serious body recomp.
• Both of us admit the holidays hit hard. Time to clean it up.
From there, things get weird (as usual):
We unpack the absurd ideas we blindly inherit from our parents, dive into real crime stories (why is it always the quiet close ones?!), and marvel at how some people commit elaborate crimes… then Google “how to get rid of a body” like absolute amateurs.
Also in this episode:
• Mike takes a ChatGPT master class 🤯
• Wild Olympic sports that almost made it
• Fast walkers apparently live longer (Tony expected to live forever—smoke coming off those sneakers)
• And the surprisingly beautiful fact that choir singers’ heartbeats synchronize when they sing together
New year. Same chaos. Let’s go.
Cheers!
m&t
Episode 67
Just two regular dudes talking things out just like you might. In Episode 67, Mike and Tony discuss the giant Colorado snow storm, Katt Williams, skip tracing, Easter, Pagan holidays, Filipino crucifixion reenactments, a singing inmate, Donald Trump's transformation over the years and much, much more!
Episode 59
The mission of Project Exodus is to build future leaders through a Core System of values that engages students in real world practical exercises to teach, mentor, and evaluate. To enable these young boys to become decisive caring and motivated leaders in a challenging world and to instill confidence and courage through teamwork, physical training, development of cognitive skills and the disciplines of the martial arts. Each student will understand the moral integrity and flawless character that is required to be a responsible American and future leader of tomorrow.
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Episode 55
After a long break, we returned to the studio for a much needed dudes' night. The normal show format was scrapped and Tyson joined in, fresh off the plane from San Diego. As always, you can expect to hear some open, honest and real talk. The fellas cover music, weed, football, fame, Jamie Foxx and much much more! Tony gave up WHAT starting January 1st?!? Listen and find out;-)
Happy New Year Everybody!
M&T
Episode 50 - 1 Year Anniversary!
Episode 50 is all finished up! What a great damn celebration we had to mark the passing of one year and 50 episodes of A-Chording to Mike and Tony!!! ATMT's very first guest, Jose Francisco Espinoza joined us in front of a live studio audience and shot the shit with Mike and Tony. We covered body-building and a whole lot more!
Episode 25
This week TDM Studios was jam packed! As longstanding Manny Pacquiao fans, ATMT put together a 7 man fight panel! The fellas talk in depth about the historic fight between Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather Jr. and offer predictions on the outcome of the bout. As always, the conversation covers a plethora of topics ranging from terrible customer service to the riots in Baltimore.
Episode 24
This week the boys sit down with musician and songwriter John Lutzow. John is a seasoned musician with a heavy background in metal who has toured Europe, was part of the original Aurora, Colorado heavy metal scene, and is currently working on the acoustic project Tomorrow at Dawn. Listen in as Mike, Tony and John cover feeding animals to animals, feeding people to animals and humans eating dog food! Yea! Quality entertainment of the highest intellectual value!
Check out www.mytomorrowatdawn.com on May 2nd 2015 for the release of their new album and check out John's previous work at www.leviathanresurrected.com.