In a powerful, thought-provoking conclusion to an incredible season, your favorite hosts discuss the ultimate philosophers grail: the meaning of life. What makes us human? Do we have a purpose? Special appearances from amazing guests Mr. AP and J add great depth and comedy. Best of all, in our last episode we return to our birthplace: the great Napa valley. Listen on for a good time, and tune in for Season 2!

This episode has been described by some as similar to a chocolate truffle: small, rich, and a tad bit bittersweet. Your favorite hosts discuss the value and danger of thought, the experience of riding the cosmic quantum wave, and how every good ride comes to an end at some point. Enjoy!

TW: Discussion of disassociation/disembodiment

In this episode, the boys travel to the hills and plains of Rohan to discuss truth, beauty, and enlightenment. Can you hear the sound of one hand? Can babies breath underwater? Will the neighbors turn off their tractor?

In this episode your hosts travel through history, thinking their way through thorny Zen koans and appreciating the minds of Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle. They also discuss Kurt Godel and his Incompleteness Theorem in a mind-blowing reflection on the nature of truth. Remember, you must empty your cup in order to fill it?

In this episode, your beloved hosts are joined by several esteemed philosophers to discuss the origins of evil, the possibility of extraterrestrial intelligence, and the certainty of interdimensional jazz. Special thanks to Balto, ST, Char, and whoever runs the simulation we're living in.

In our latest episode we discuss a range of topics under the theme of redemption and reality, including The Fall, Oscar Peterson, Dualism, and Descartes. Stay tuned for more...

The two philosopher-kings are joined by three more adventures. On this Thanksgiving themed episode the crew asks some important questions: Can we truly understand something if we have never seen it? If it walks like a chicken and talks like a chicken is it a chicken? Is Mr. AP ok?

The two philosopher-kings explore the nature of reality. Do our minds extend beyond our physical brains? What is the information limit of the universe? Are simulations fundamentally inferior to reality?