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The boys look like brothers from other mothers today! We discuss Covid, theories about death, sucide, drug abuse, self work and healing. We touch on cancel culture yet again (Pat can't let it rest), and discuss whether our common experience of reality is being choreographed by popular social narratives.

The boys have a guest to talk over this episode! Rebechka Essiembre, a talented New Brunswick Tattoo artist (and Transhumanism advocate) stops by to try to get a word in edgewise! Starting out with our standard political ranting, we move to tattoo culture and history. We discuss whether our culture is becoming desensitized to atrocity, and the benefits of rewiring our own perceptions through neuroplasticity. We discuss the principles of Zen practice and how it can relate to simulation theory. We dive into artificial intelligence for a while before finishing up discussing the similarities between psychosis and what others would consider legitimate spiritual revelation!

Fuelled by equal parts heartbreak, frustration, and energy drink, Pat describes the volatile situation that led him to delete Facebook. Our trusty heroes then delve into to murky waters of gender activism and cancel culture, in an attempt for regular dudes to find rhyme or reason in the shifting landscape of gender identity. Pat may or may not turn out to be a bigot, (whether he realizes or not). We are not quite sure. They also touch on the trend in politics and to outright deny reality, and finish up with a quick chat about lizard people! Standard Monday afternoon conversation stuff.

David Mah, MMA coach and self made entrepreneur comes to chat! we discuss building a small business, and whether immigrants work harder to carve a piece of pie in our society. We become grumpy old men and complain about millennials, parenting, and the merits of corporal punishment. We discuss how Epstein didn't kill himself, and other conspiracies discussed by the woke revolution. Dave shares some stories about working as a nightclub bouncer, competitive MMA, sport injuries, and how we "Crack Island" could ease the burden of surviving Covid end times.

In this episode, the boys hypothesize about the future of life with Covid, post Cover "normal, and if we will exist in a post economic collapse. Will we be forced to endure a police state, a commie utopia, or mad-max survival capitalism?

Pat and Dusty play a game of examining the onset of conspiracy culture in our environments, especially those people that recently consider themselves "woke". The boys take some time to address, point-by point, some of the conspiracies surrounding the popular covid-based theories specifically.

Pat and Dusty play a game of examining the onset of conspiracy culture in our environments, especially those people that recently consider themselves "woke". The boys take some time to address, point-by point, some of the conspiracies surrounding the popular covid-based theories specifically.

After losing the first recording for episode 25, we re-recorded it, and it took a dark swing! Dusty and Pat discuss political, social and economic end times, and the likelihood of survival when shit hits the fan! Start up your local pirate band!

After losing the first recording for episode 25, we re-recorded it, and it took a dark swing! Dusty and Pat discuss political, social and economic end times, and the likelihood of survival when shit hits the fan! Start up your local pirate band!

In this episode, we skip the lube and foreplay and dive straight into the degeneration of American political structure towards fascism! We add on a hefty dose of incendiary class war rhetoric, discussing state police, the working poor, and unaffordable housing in a system that criminalizes poverty. we touch on whether or not the fishery conflict in Nova Scotia amounts to racist terrorism, and what indigenous rights would look like if Canada was ever able to reconcile. We finish up discussing the various branches of yoga, spirituality, noble action, and putting your money where your mouth is when it comes to practical ethics.