Here In The Void

This week, the gang tackles being alone. Together. More specifically, we talk about how being alone made us feel this time last year, what inspires us to keep going, what we learned that time a pandemic made us think real hard. After a quick break, we talk about copyright strikes, cool video games, funny things that have happened to us, and what we were like as kids. 

Got a burning question? Need to say something? Is there something you want our take on? Leave us a voice message at anchor.fm/HITVPodcast, follow us on twitter, instagram, and TikTok at @HITVPodcast, or send us a lovely email at [email protected]. Feel free to leave it anonymous or ask for us to leave it anonymous if it's a secret question. We also want to give our profound thanks to Shelby for our incredible Intro and Outro themes. Thank you Shelby! That's all for this week, and we'll see you next week, right Here In The Void.

This week, we talk about the fever dreams of our youth, gamers getting onto reddit, using an Amazon platform, building the perfect robot, and things that make us happy. 

Got a burning question? Need to say something? Is there something you want our take on? Leave us a voice message at anchor.fm/HITVPodcast, follow us on twitter at @HITVPodcast, or send us a lovely email at [email protected]. Feel free to leave it anonymous or ask for us to leave it anonymous if it's a secret question.

We also want to give our profound thanks to Shelby for our incredible Intro and Outro themes. Thank you Shelby!

That's all for this week, and we'll see you next week, right Here In The Void.

James makes the landmark decision to take something seriously as he writes his first episode of Here In The Void. We talk about effective piracy tactics as employed by Captain Jack Sparrow, sponsors we don't have, Hula Hooping World Tour, what we want to be when we grow up, and being brought together by art. This is also the first episode to have an intermission at the midway point in case you have to break your listening experience in half, and we herald this development with a bit of a sing-song.

Got a burning question? Need to say something? Is there something you want our take on? Leave us a voice message at anchor.fm/HITVPodcast, follow us on twitter at @HITVPodcast, or send us a lovely email at [email protected]. Feel free to leave it anonymous or ask for us to leave it anonymous if it's a secret question.

***We want questions for Valentine's Day! We want an episode where we spend the whole time talking about your questions, so please send something in! We already have a few great submissions, but we need more! Breakups, love, relationship advice, anything goes, so ask away!

We also want to give our profound thanks to Shelby Miller for our incredible new Intro and Outro themes. Thank you Shelby!

That's all for this week, and we'll see you next week, right Here In The Void.

This week in the void, we discuss a lot of things that don't matter, followed by one thing that matters kind of a lot. Join us as we embark upon an epic journey discussing our favorite foods, the dichotomy of clam chowder, a theory that Jeffrey made up and Michael hates, and the royalty status of cows. After that, we talk about James' twitter ban, censorship, being intellectually superior, big tech, and how to be more positive in the digital landscape. 

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We accept questions, comments, and discussion topics, so reach out, and we'll get back at ya next week, right Here In The Void.

In the first proper episode of Here In The Void, we tackle the tough questions. Would it be better to live on the ocean, or the moon? How DO you describe England? Who's the best imaginary friend? After that, we take you right into the Lava-Verse: the unsung cinematic universe created by Robert Rodriguez, including the new entry, We Can Be Heroes (2020). Lastly, we help you bust out of that quarantine loneliness by teaching you how to make friends, drinking straight from the fountain of knowledge: WikiHow. 

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In a groundbreaking preview episode to the podcasting universe, Jeffrey, James, Michael, and Brett (in no particular order) choose a name for themselves. Along the way, they discuss the names of other podcasts, the funding status of NPR, the UN Security Council, becoming Jennette McCurdy (of iCarly fame), Joe Rogan and defying categorization, the perfect pork chop, moving and/or shaking, their favorite pokemon, and the ever-encroaching nature of darkness.

When editing the podcast, Brett discovered that Polysyllabic in fact has 5 syllables, not 3. He's sorry. 

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