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April 04, 201778- Amy Berger - Round TuitA silly title for an important (and dreadful) topic: Alzheimer's DiseaseLet's see what we can learn, and what steps we can take to prevent, reverse(?), and or mitigate this dread thing: Alzheimer's Disease.1 hr 16 minPlay
March 28, 201777- The Bartleby Project"The Bartleby Project begins by inviting 60,000,000 American students, one by one, to peacefully refuse to take standardized tests or to participate in any preparation for these tests36 minPlay
March 21, 201776- Craig Zielinski - Hive BanterEavesdrop on a phone call between friends.Film/TV spoilers included!47 minPlay
March 18, 201775- Maurice Small - This Dream"it all begins with the soil, then worms. provider of love and overstanding. that's me." - Maurice Small1 hr 48 minPlay
March 16, 201774- Lara Briden - Body Literacy"Women’s health is not just about periods and reproduction. It’s about health in general for half the humans on earth."54 minPlay
February 16, 201773 - Craig Zielinski - Capacity CrusadeThe knowledge and capacity crusader 'Z' speaks.1 hr 35 minPlay
January 20, 201772 - Matt Johnson - Well Laid (Plans)Bryan and Matt have a broad ranging conversation about a host of things including winter sunlight deprivation management strategies, their individual journeys through the Underworld and the proper role of Play for adult humans.1 hr 18 minPlay
January 15, 201771 - Matt Johnson - Forced SpeechBryan and Matt have a conversation about (among other things) Jordan Peterson; compelled speech; dragons, Jung; the prophecies of Dostoevsky and Philip K. Dick; creeping fascism and the upsides of your phony social media persona.1 hr 6 minPlay
August 25, 201470- Keith LaMar (Bomani Shakur) - Reality Test"If you ever want to know what something was about.. look at the changes it produced"39 minPlay
May 14, 201469- Keith LaMar (Bomani Shakur) - Exculpatory Evidence“The degree of civilization in a society can be judged by entering its prisons.”--Dostoyevsky50 minPlay