Prof. Rebecca D. Armstrong and Andrew dissect the desire of young people to become influencers.

Andrew and Rebecca Armstrong discuss the ways AI can be a danger to the future of civilization and human thinking or a tool for our survival.

Andrew speaks with Prof. Rebecca Armstrong about Christopher Nolan's movie The Odyssey, comparing it to the original epic poem by Homer, and exploring the deeper mythological dimensions to the story and Nolan's interpretation.

Andrew comes back after two months off to give a big picture view of why the polarization is getting worse and what we have to do to improve our dialogue.

Andrew discusses with Fabio Magrini the theory of civilization being born from trauma and what is plaguing the world today and preventing intelligent dialogue is a kind of social auto-immune disease.

Rebecca D. Armstrong and Andrew Shepherd discuss the evolution of the gender wars, the mythologies that frame our gender dynamics from the ancient goddess cultures of abundance to the rise of the horse warriors and the desert cultures removing goddesses from the divine alter in favor of male gods, to the Red Pill ideas of the modern Manosphere.

Andrew talks about Non-Violent Communication with expert Kevin Alexander.

Andrew does a solo episode explaining what has gone wrong with progressivism or as Ken Wilber calls it, "the mean green meme."

Julian Marc Walker, Rebecca Armstrong and Andrew discuss spiral dynamics and how this academic synthesis of the evolution of cultural mindsets helps us understand the problem of polarization in America today.

Andrew and Rebecca reflect on what useful ideas liberals bring to the table and how to incorporate those ideas in a more effective and measured way.