We're back with a new season, and we're taking it by storm! Join us for an onslaught of  the very best "Would You Rather" questions on the internet!

In the last episode of the semester, we let off some steam by venting ideas that might not be all that generally accepted. I know, right, like we have any of those? 

Roam if you want to: This week we discuss what three places we'd like to go in the world! We also answer the world's burning questions about the Yeti, wombats, the Australian cat crisis, and where's the best place to go on a safari.

What defines this day and age we're living it? Some say we don't have an overall style or theme that past decades have had. What shows, movies, music, tech, subcultures, and trends will our generation be remembered for?

We continue talking about the developments of the last two hundred years in our longest episode yet! Tune in and get the fullest history lesson you possibly could in a few hours; plus, we rate "History's Greatest!"

Almost breaking an oath I pledged to myself to never put the title of anything in all-caps, I submit before you the massive rework of the podcast currently called Applied Christianity. It's all about to change.

This is not a radio adaptation of the Mel Brooks film. Instead, we, as your favorite resident history nerds, bring you a comprehensive view of pretty much all of human history. We comment on the significance several stretches of time and what the most important parts of history are.

But we aren't stopping with this. There's more on this topic yet to come.

In a whopper of an episode, we discuss what's hurting music today, all while taking a look at history. We take a critical look at all the intricacies of music and try to figure out ails modern music, what it can learn from history's musics, and what's good in the world and the many genres out there. We pretty much cover it all!

Faron is in charge of this podcast, taking us from restaurant to restaurant as we evaluate our favorite fast food! In a discussion the world has been waiting to hear, we finally answer the age-old question of where you should get your next burger. Take it all in, people.

Brandon takes over as we discuss what key elements, story details, and big ideas go into making great video games what they are. Then we ask the age-old question: pancakes or waffles?