In a very special episode, Trevor and Kenny commemorate Mothers Day by counting down the top 5 apocalyptic mom's. Now this task is fraught with potential pitfalls, as two men try to debate the merits of motherhood, but gosh darn-it, they give it a shot anyways. 

Hosts: Trevor William Horn and Kenny Brake

Sometimes you pull out the soapbox because you have things to get off your chest. Join Trevor and Kenny, as they conclude the Apple TV+ show ‘Extrapolations,’ and give their closing statements on how humanity is to move forward amidst a changing climate. Also don’t worry, as this is not a message of fear or constant alarm, but one that believes “the future is always an open source of surprise.”

Hosts: Trevor William Horn and Kenny Brake

In a celebration of Earth Day, Trevor and Kenny examine the apocalyptic movies ‘Geostorm’ and ‘Greenland.’ Also included is a much anticipated top 5 ranking of the best movies from Gerard Butler. Or as Butler routinely whispers, “I promise,” this episode is bound to bring as much enjoyment as one of our preeminent cinematic stars. 

Hosts: Trevor William Horn and Kenny Brake

Is the real problem in climate change technological, political, or something else? Join Trevor and Kenny as they discuss episodes 6-7 in the Apple TV+ show ‘Extrapolations,’ and how most modern approaches miss the multifaceted nature of the problem at-hand. Or as a doctor tells Ezra, “We keep developing new technologies to try and address everything but the root problem.”

Hosts: Trevor William Horn and Kenny Brake

What happens when individuals take the future into their own hands? Join Kenny and Trevor as they discuss episodes 4-5 in the Apple TV+ show ‘Extrapolations,’ and a new angle on the question of how far would you go for family. Or as Jonathan shares, “We’re not gods…we’re just parents and children.”

Hosts: Trevor William Horn and Kenny Brake

Is optimism or pessimism more effective? Join Kenny and Trevor as they revisit the classic movie, ‘The Day After Tomorrow,’ and discuss what it says about the broader cultural mood. Or as Jack shares, “It all depends on whether or not we’re able to learn from our mistakes.”

You can find the chart Trevor referenced here.

Hosts: Trevor William Horn and Kenny Brake

In celebration of Earth Day, Trevor and Kenny are taking on a most common apocalyptic trope: climate collapse. To do so, in their latest pod, they discuss the new Apple TV+ show ‘Extrapolations’ and how “we live in a time of crises.”

Hosts: Trevor William Horn and Kenny Brake

All good things inevitably come to a close. So with this, join Trevor and Kenny as they find much needed closure, finding solace for our souls through a discussion on the high’s and lows from Season 1 of ‘The Last of Us.” Additionally, they draft their own survivalist squad’s from any and all characters in this show, to finally settle once and for all, who would survive longer in the end.

Hosts: Trevor William Horn and Kenny Brake

What if the odd and otherworldly is about the ordinary? Join Trevor and Kenny as they process the in’s and out’s of the season finale of ‘The Last of Us,” and how it relates to our core humanity. Or as Alison Herman writes, “This isn’t a story about humans versus zombies. It’s a story about humans versus humans, and even their own impulses.” 

Hosts: Trevor William Horn and Kenny Brake

When in desperation, what do you do? In this episode, Trevor and Kenny unpack Episode #8 of ‘The Last of Us’, and how situation’s of survival shape us. Could each decision be a matter of perspective, as David observes, “What does Cordyceps do? Is it evil? No. It’s fruitful, it multiplies. It feeds and protects its children. And it secures its future with violence, if it must. It loves.”

Hosts: Trevor William Horn and Kenny Brake