Friends attempt ASMR due to lack of creativity. Enjoy!

Friends, with special guest Dalton, talk about the nonsense that is the Area 51 raid, then theorize about the potential for life outside of Earth and try to make sense of our purpose on Earth.

Friends, with special guest Gwen, solve a riddle then try to reach a deeper understanding of why we feel nostalgia and experience deja vu.

Friends take an obvious break from making podcasts and Camelia replaces them with children who like to read. In this first installation of Good Reads, Goodwin, Stella, and Evelyn will all read RANDOM stories that have no relation to one another.

Friends, with special guest Kali, discuss what it means to be narcissist and have their Tarot cards read by Kali (I'm pretty sure the Tarot cards attracted a spirit somewhere around minute 45) and discuss the significance of a Tarot card reading.

Friends, with special guest Nate, discuss the idea of minding your own business which pretty much turned into a discussion on abortion which led us to creating a new form of voting and suggesting that America needs a divorce.

Friends, with special guest Brant, discuss Ancient Egyptians and their inbred mind powers, talked about time travel, evolution, mutations and drugs. Oh, and also - gave cats AIDS.

Also, we're no longer editing out our vulgarities due to laziness. Sorry not sorry!

FATF GETS HEATED! Friends, with special guest Brandon...the drunken conversation about monsters continues. We mispronounce words a lot and get really passionate about laziness, voting and Christopher Columbus.

Friends, with special guest Brandon, get way too obliterated and talk about the monsters of the world - from Godzilla, to racism, to banks & space travel. They actually talked for a long time because when you're inebriated you lose track of time, I guess. This is hour one of their take on what the real monsters of the world are!

Friends, with special guest Milly, discuss what their ideal realities would look like, how technology sucks, and try to figure out the space-time continuum. We also welcome Suni as a new permanent voice to the podcast.