A conversation about the rollercoaster of emotions and experiences that can happen in a prolonged hermit mode. Also, if ya want, do the poll at the end so David knows which drum sounds cooler.

A very sleepy David and Katie talk about how timelines, past lives, divine intervention, and predestination both could and could not co-exist both forever and never and also sometimes always in the Monad's burrito.

Little Davey's first past life regression! Kind of..... This was a rollercoaster and mostly consists of us philosophizing over how the subconscious works.

This episode's all about religious trauma, bro. Particularly negative ether being religious trauma, and it's also about our bro, Lucy.

Podcast bootcamp for David's first episode, which is about alien bootcamp for the humans; Katie being a know-it-all lil bitch while simultaneously complaining about her broken brain; Loads of us arguing about the provableness of aliens even though we both believe in aliens.

Dumb conspiracies I made up in my head; Katie gets a spooky hobo spirit dream; We find out David is in cahoots with fairies Via the Spencer's tarot deck; We talk about money probs in America wayyyyyyy too much. 

Why incarnating from other realms doesn't make you special; Katie thinks some people are meant to be low vibe and that's cool; David ponders whether learning to be good little ones on Earth could be our punishment from universal mommy/daddy/parental guide.

David doesn't stop playing the drums while Katie doesn't stop talking about how her perception of reality has changed wildly over the course of her life. From pretending to be religious out of fear to nihilism and chaos but in a fun way; Then David kind of explains his own mental evolutions and we maybe kind of come to some sort of conclusion about mental evolutions being cool or valuable or something? David is the nurturing, intuitive angel on your shoulder and I am the pessimistic, chaotic devil. If you wanna E-mail us questions, comments, or your own mental evolutions, you can do so at [email protected]

A conversation about how society could be more well rounded if we learned to utilize the strengths of those with mental health "disorders" (primarily ADHD) and allow space for their "weaknesses". 

 We talk about the possibilities of what happens when you die, what we would prefer to happen, and why we think humans feel like they have to pretend to know.