You've waited, you've wondered, but now it's here. Top Shelf is back. This week, David Pierce takes a look at the world of private investigating. What kind of gear will he need? Where does he park his unmarked van? How many fake moustaches should he own? It turns out it's a bit more complicated than he originally thought.

For hundreds of years musicians have searched for the next sound, the next evolution that could change everything. In this week's episode of Top Shelf, Michael Shane explores the interplay of technology and music — how traditional musicianship can be enhanced by modern breakthroughs. And more importantly, how many Rush references can we make?

Have you ever had a dream that you knew was a dream? Were you able to control it? What did you do? In this week's episode of Top Shelf, Katie Drummond dives into the world of lucid dreaming and the technology that's helping people reach the holy grail of dreaming.

The world of video games and virtual reality is ever-evolving. Developers are continuing to discover new ways to connect people from around the world, but what happened the classic game night? Are people still shuffling cards and passing out paper money to players around the board? In this week's episode of Top Shelf, T.C Sottek explores the world of games, both big and small, and discovers that family game night is far from over. This is our last episode of Top Shelf for now, but don't worry, we'll be back. In the meantime, check out our most recent episodes like I, Spy, Good Vibrations, and Living the Dream.