It's Jack & Michael at their zinger finest in this sit down at Existence Brewing , as the pair trade impressions about lightworker awakenings, David Letterman, and the Plutonian theory of astrology. Jack also shares his recent out-of-persona experiences. 

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It's a no-holds-barred bout for Jack & Michael as they take jabs at repugnant celebrities, egregious materialism, and the suddenly-contracting menu board at Starbucks. Jack also goes on a cathartic rampage directed at Bill Gates and a certain family of reality TV stars whose sir name he just can't quite remember. 

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Jack takes ireful aim at a radio commercial he believes incites habitual alcohol abuse and sloth, while both he and Michael weave in discussions about the DOGE's possible link to the Antichrist. The two also say thanks to their growing audience of listeners around the world.

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Jack offers a long-overdue dissertation on the true purpose of sex, and stirs things up with Michael about the old axiom that money can buy happiness, and taking time to stop and feed the animals.

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Jack & Michael pour their hearts out in this sit down at Existence Brewing, with the examination of their thoughts on the dangers of social technologies and how the knowing of extraterrestrial entities might not rely on any evidence of a physical nature. Jack also shares his belief that the Western world's rampant and rising issues with what's termed as "mental illness" can likely be linked to an abundance of everyday things which compromise the heart and spirit's well-being. 

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There's plenty on the table in this trip to Existence Brewing, as Jack and Michael serve up their thoughts on the presidential order to declassify several famous assassinations and the pen that what used to make it happen, as well as chem trails and Jack's beliefs surrounding experiential pain. 

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Jack & Michael dish on several topics related to current events in this sit down at Existence Brewing, including the U.S. population's histrionic reaction to the banning of TikTok and who stands to gain from the disclosure movement. Jack also doles out his thoughts on how synchronicity ties all things together. 

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Jack and Michael rendezvous at Existence Brewing and chew the fattier elements surrounding the recent wildfires in Los Angeles, and Jack asks the question, "Does the world really need you?"

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In this episode at Existence Brewing, Jack & Michael sip on subjects like when and if pumpkin spice should go away for the season and the belligerence of a maladjustment diagnosis, while taking larger gulps of how prevalent the realm of the social media influencer has become.  

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Jack & Michael dish on disclosure and the history if its potential ramifications on Western society, as well as offer chatter about the practice of cremation and the contents included on the Voyager spacecraft.

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