This episode is recorded live from Roskilde 2018. It includes artist Pleun Van Dijk (@P_L_E_U_N). She talked about the moral issues involved with cloning and body manipulation. Second is Miguel Januario (@MaisMenos), who's art work critiques and provokes political structures in the world economy. Last is Sandra Mujinga (@iamsandramujinga) and FAKA (@felagucci and @desiremarea), They talk about how their work celebrates their queer african roots while avoiding tokenism in the art and fashion world. Co-hosted by festival coordinator Gry Arendse Voss (@gryarendse) with music from Sandra Mujinga's DJ set during the festival and, as always, hosted by Brandon Schell.

This episode includes another pair of 2018 graduates from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Art. Emilia Bergmark discusses her piece "Heaven and Earth"  (2018) with host Brandon Schell. Her final thesis was an installation piece that included a anamorphic Alessi 1991 tea kettle who is a starving artist working at a space station as a server.

The second guest is Albin Werle. Albin's works focus on classic game design, however, he focuses on the community and interaction of the players rather than the traditional binary concepts of winning and losing. His online game titled, "Passing"  (2016), can be found on his website through the link. Him and Brandon also discussed his masters thesis, which was a group of board games titled, "Ten Spells for Humanity or a Poison Dart for the Ruling Class" (2018). During its exhibition at Kunsthal Charlottenborg in Copenhagen, visitors were invited to play the games and Albin was there to give them instruction.

The music in this episode is Swedish rapper Silvana Imam. The song included in the episode is called "IMAM COBAIN".