Clever Beast

Levi and Amanda discuss the snowstorm of December 21' and describe the American purgatory of mall shopping on Christmas week.

In the first ever 79th episode of Clever Beast Levi complains about crosstown traffic during festivus while Amanda hiccups. We evaluate the Sharper Image catalog while speculating on the corruption of the CPB for allowing such products. The Consumer Protection Bureau is not the only target in the crosshairs, with grazing blows doled to all the other 3-letter federal agencies.

Levi and Amanda emerge from the pollution cloud to deliver you a wrap up and feel good summary of our trip back to Missouri.

From the antihistamin cloud emerges Levi and Amanda, the return of the gangsters. We struggle to discuss the amusement park "silver dildo city", and deal with the side effects of continental travel while appreciating our curated nest.

In today's episode, Levi and Amanda discuss family dynamics and trust issues ... the recipe for a real traditional family Thanksgiving Special. Amanda transitions to a new game based on something we're both thankful for ... stand up comedy.

In todays episode Levi and Amanda muse on "country pasta", evolution, liquor store strangers, and the Rittenhouse trial while glossing over Levi's undiagnosed internal rage.

In todays episode, Levi and Amanda ponder the loss of 8 fellow humans at Astroworld debating the responsible parties; they then dig deeper into American death procedures, rituals, coping mechanisms, and their own post expiration preferences.

Levi sets off this week with tales from a depressing bar before Levi and Amanda take you back to HALLOWEEN, discussing their 90's childhood rituals (aka costumes and candy) vs. modern days' rituals.

Levi and Amanda journey through some popular conspiracies including JFK, the moon landing, 9/11, and the circumstances that create tinfoil hat wearing truth seekers.

Levi expresses frustration with his dream self's preferred drug ingestion method. Then he and Amanda discuss their observations of people forming groups. Amanda continues her argument that everyone is on the spectrum.