Audio Pong

Bang your ****ing head! Zach and I reign in Edward Maciejczyk. Formerly of the metal band Samaveda. We talk about great shows, crazy nights and our love for the greatest sound in the universe.

A passionate debate about separating the quote from the author. The joke from the comedian. The art from the artist. How is the ostracism we cast onto others useful? Is it appropriate? Should everyone answer for everything they've ever said or done in the information age? We cover that and more. Tune in.

All around the world same wrong? From coast to coast and boast to roast we talk about the differences of what is rude or polite in many cultures. Do you like giving a thumbs up to your buddy? Don't do it Iran! How about enjoying a slice of pizza on a Japanese street? Only if you want it slapped out of your hand! Well, maybe not really. Tune-in and marvel at our cultural differences.

Friend and streamer Alec Lukie joins the show. Where we venture to understand the value of human life. Racism, corruption, tyranny and dragon cannons. What are you worth? What are we worth?

What's Halloween without a scary story to tell? Imagine a toasty campfire and join us while we talk about Halloween. Our favorite stories, our favorite costumes - our favorite holiday! All the good and spooky things that make us want to go bump in the night. You know what I mean.

What sort of unspeakable things have humans done to other humans? History is full of victims without a voice. Zach and I challenge each other with the morality of unethical experiments.

What are the elements of attraction? Why do we desire what we desire? There are common factors to attractiveness and confusing ones as well. The game, as they say, is something of a mystery.

The psychology of branding is in fact a deep science. One that we are all manipulated by. For good or for ill? We discuss it and try to understand the colors of what make us consume.

UFOs, UAPs, Aliens and government technology! What do you believe? Some of it is more convincing than you might think.

Cartoons are not always funny. Sometimes they're meaningful and psychological. What do we remember most?