Welcome one and all to the Final Episode of the Acid Bath Podcast. The fates have aligned to place Ross and Brent into different cities once again; and rather than altering the nature of the podcast in an attempt to record remotely, we have decided to place it on “indefinite hiatus”. Thank you so much for listening up to this point. We can only hope you have enjoyed your time with us, and feel free to share and access these episodes any time you like in the future.

For our final episode we decided to let the proverbial cat out of the proverbial bag and speak only in proverbs as we discuss Psychedelics. We discuss the origins and uses of Psychedelic substances, our own experiences with altered states of consciousness, and the potential future as new rounds of research are starting up. Feel free to enjoy this episode through whatever lens of perception you wish.

The opening track this week is called “The Psychedelic And” by Six Umbrellas. More of their music can be found Here.

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Join us for another Live episode of the Acid Bath Podcast! This week we’re featuring the content we recorded at the Playground Theater as part of the Victor Alpha Showcase on Monday, October 3rd. We decided to use this episode to dig into the idea of the American Legion. We share our experiences with the Legion, discuss the benefits and intricacies of community building, and the potential future of an organization finding new life. So silence your phones and find your seats. The Acid Bath is coming to you live… again.

The opening track this week is called “Now What Do You Think of That” by The Edison Military Band. More of their music can be found Here.

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Tonight’s topic is the infinitely fascinating: Artificial Intelligence. We discuss the nature of intelligence and “Machine Intelligence”, the different ways that artificial intelligence is already in use today, and the incredible and intimidating future of AI. So plug into your local neural network and prepare to upload your mind.

The opening track this week is called “Stepney Days”. This song was generated by an artificially intelligent algorithm on a website called JukeDeck.com. You can go there to create your own songs: Here.

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Tonight we dig into a topic near and dear to our hearts: The American Dream. We discuss what the American Dream is, the different ways it has changed for each generation, and what it could be in the future. So grab your spouse, grab your kids, and settle down inside your white picket fence as we drift off to dreamland.

The opening track this week is called “American Dream” by Cletus Got Shot. More of their music can be found Here.

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Hats off to our topic: Hats. Tonight we dig into the history of hats, the absurd number of different hats, and the true value a hat builds over time. We also talk about Santa being more of a hat person than Lady Gaga. So put on your thinking cap on and wrap your head around this (or vice versa).

The opening track this week is called “Sombrero – Calentones” by Chico Trujillo. More of their music can be found Here.

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Tonight’s episode is a fun-filled romp through an especially intimidating topic: Cyber Crime.  We discuss the various types of cyber crime, the people or groups who commit these crimes, and their motivations.  We explore the vulnerabilities of living in a truly digital age and the potential for these risks to be increased as technology advances; and also Disney jail.  Listen, don’t do the cyber crime if you can’t do the cyber time.

The opening track this week is called “Evil Beat (Again!)” by Bitwise Operator. More of their music can be found Here.

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Tonight’s episode is one to chill the bones as we try to figure out Serial Killers. We attempt to explore the mind of a serial killer, we discuss some of the more (in)famous serial killers we know of, and we try to explore the idea of what would drive someone to become a serial killer. So pull up your most comfortable chair crafted from human body parts, and enjoy.

The opening track this week is called “Killer Owl” by Chtin Mara. More of their music can be found Here.

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Today’s episode is a high-flying, acrobatic extravaganza as we grapple with our topic: Wrestling.  Wrestling has appeared in some form in pretty much every culture and as far back as 15,000 years ago.  We try to figure out why wrestling is so universal, what distinguishes wrestling from other forms of combat, and why Professional Wrestling fans are so passionate.  So put on your tightest spandex, pick out your favorite wrestling anthem, and let’s get ready to rumble.

The opening track this week is called “The Wrestle” by Adept. More of their music can be found Here.

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Tonight we bring another guest into the fold.  CJ Seestadt, a Chicago native, joins us for a discussion of the Second City.  We talk about the origins of Chicago, what it means to grow up in the back of the yard, and we spend some time digging into the more controversial sides of Chicago.  So throw away your ketchup, find your giardinieras, and join us as we add hot air to the Windy City.

The opening track this week is called “Train to Chicago” by Mike Doughty. More of their music can be found Here.

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Tonight’s episode is one you’ll want to come back and re-visit over and over as we discuss Reunions and Anniversaries.  We swap gossip about our recent high-school reunion, discuss the nature of what a reunion is meant to celebrate, and try to figure out who will be trying to bang who at our future reunions.  We also spent time addressing how these reunions can revolve around anniversaries, what constitutes an anniversary, and how virtual reality could make all of this human re-connection irrelevant before long.  So save the date, find a date, and meet us on this date.

The opening track this week is called “Anniversary Song” by Blanket Music. More of their music can be found Here.

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