Welcome back to The Austin Anderson Show, where the weather is confused, the wildlife is traumatized, and I’m just out here trying to figure out if the government is stalking my hypothetical hat made of illegal feathers. In today’s episode, we go on a full-tilt, caffeine-fueled wander through Nebraska history, dead-bird law, elk genocide, buffalo sniping, why hunters scare me more than the deer do, and whether or not the feds will kick your door in because you asked Google a spicy question.

We talk Somalis, Super Bowl disasters, Ben Stiller going full political mall cop, mountain lions on patios, Mormon underwear upgrades, digital currency paranoia, vehicles from the 1960s that the government can’t turn off, and why I might start a black-market business restoring analog trucks for when the AI apocalypse hits.

It’s chaos. It’s philosophy. It’s depression, comedy, elk, and the increasingly real possibility that I should stop reading the news altogether.

Buckle up. Or don’t. The seatbelt is probably digital anyway.

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