While Amanda makes her pitch to destigmatize the term "autism" without actually saying as much, Levi talks about his memory loss and parental independence. Haunted house scares, a rant on helicopter parenting, and a sincere apology to Britney (and Chris Crocker) round out today's episode.

On episode 69 ( huhu get it?) Levi and Amanda discuss customer service week, and regale ballads of the usual suspects of our former workplaces. Our vigilant eyes slowly turns to the capitalist boon of artificial intelligence, before reliving a couple childhood traumas... cause spooktober.

Today Amanda is a bit under the weather and Levi sees this as an opportunity to go off the rails on Idaho highway patrol, the squid game, and Love on the Spectrum.

After an extended weekend of northwestern wilderness fun, Levi and Amanda disrespect the hard work of the Kardashian clan and realize that they don't relate to everyone else's desire for "togetherness".

Levi and Amanda deliberate over philosophers, dreams, and emotional intelligence before hopping on an existential bobsled and careening down the hill toward full brained babies, wordless communication, and emojis then landing on the soft tapestry of our interconnected human experience.

In today's episode Levi and Amanda judge harshly the state of Texas, and question the value of Texas and its residents, while unironically proclaiming that we know best on vaccine and abortion issues.

Levi and Amanda contemplate how the use of flags broadcasts our identity to strangers, and completely ignore the paradox of Levi's opinion fluidity about Peloton.

Levi and Amanda ruminate on the USAs defeat in Afghanistan and how that alters our american experience. Will someone hand me a damn red pill? Where is it? Did you boof it? Our future heros are snacking on tide pods and The Taliban is apparently filled with "winners". Another fatty notch on the belt of unwinnable wars.

In today's episode Levi & Amanda ventilate about all sorts of things, from analyzing the metaphorical "bars" they set for themselves to catholic guilt; from their "guilty" pleasure of bopping to 90's radio hits to their very real worry for Britney. Levi takes us out with just a quick reminder that the world is swirling toilet water flushing into an abyss filled with the greedy turds causing a global economic stink...  So ... Cheers Beasts!

Levi and Amanda evaluate uncomfortable interactions with vendors, cast judgement onto Big Brain athletes & those who have otherwise dedicated their entire selves to a single purpose, and share their hot take on the "shattered dreams" of youthhood. To end this episode on a high note, they discuss the inevitable heat death of the planet & Trash TV's role in getting us here. It's too late, grab a seat and a scoop of drugs, the fire will be beautiful.