This week we talk to Ryan H. Walsh (@JahHills) about his brilliant book Astral Weeks: A Secret History of 1968 and share some of our favorite Boston stories. We also catch up on the week's news, offer tips for gopher hunting and discuss Insane Clown Posse's history as America's most successful anarchist group.

This week we sit down with legitimate electronic music expert Troy (@_SinPhi) to talk about all the stuff we missed our first time around. We also manage to talk about strange diets, 90s video game soundtracks, and obscure cartoon shows!

This week we celebrate Edith's birthday, discuss Geoff's return to Roller Derby, psychotic AI, and offer advice to incels!

This week we sit down with host of the new podcast Art and Labor, OK Fox (@artandlaborpod @0KF0X), to talk about pretentious private schools, the lasting impact of 1968 on the history of art and protest movements, and the majesty of the Megatherium, the elephant-sized giant sloth of the Pliocene.

This week Adam and Geoff are joined by Jesse, who makes music and produces videos on YouTube under the moniker Bad Snacks (@lilbadsnacks). We sit down to talk about French cartoon shows, vegan synth parties, and why getting outside your artistic comfort-zone is a necessity.

We showed up to deliver out weekly allotment of dick jokes and then this happened. We somehow still managed to touch on French Existentialism, Filene's Basement, the Cynics, Yojimbo, The Big Lebowski, Pacific Rim 2, and Mr. Rogers, among other things.

This week we rub the magic lamp so hard it turns into a monkey's paw, and save our buddy Adam from an existential crisis.

Shane, Adam, and Geoff all sit down in the same room (!) to talk about the rise and demise of the professional critic. We also chat about recommendation algorithms, artisanal Rosé, and the downside of achieving your dreams at 19.

Fire up that 14k modem and join us as we debunk our favorite rumors of the 1990s. Remember: If you don't love us at your Raya episodes, you don't deserve us at our guest episodes.

This week we're joined by singer, songwriter, producer, photographer, and all-around Renaissance man Micah E. Wood (@micahelie) to talk about his creative process, the close-knit Baltimore music scene, and the difference between Greyhounds and Weimaraners.