Literary scholar and all-around positive thinker, Xavier Jacobs joins the show to explore the intricacies of literary studies and it's unbreakable tie to reality.

Khalid Johnson joins the podcast for a hard-hitting talk on the current sociopolitical climate in North America, and we tackle the global protests that have been sparked like embers to a forest.

Khalid finishes up the discussion from the last episode. We even delve into the problematic nature of teleportation.

Poet and Scholar, Frank Easterlin, guides us on a voyage through the fascinating world of poetry and its interpretation. Astheris and Frank introspect to uncover what makes us want to write and read poetry. Find out if they’ve discovered the secret to everlasting intrigue.

Christian Dasher takes us down memory lane, and looks forward to the future of musical and theatrical performance because of the SARS CoV-2 pandemic. And, Christian discusses the qualms of growing a controlled breed of onion.

Chastity Duffey returns to the podcast with Alejandro Lemus-Gomez to continue our dive into Floridian culture. As is expected of an IDOH episode, we start in the South and end somewhere around hallucinogens used without coordinating rites. Chastity Duffey is an Elocutionist and Alejandro is a scholar at Cambridge University.

In this episode in a two part discussion, elocutionist and Floridian, Chastity Duffey, brings a thought-provoking query to IDOH. The subject matter so enthralling that we will continue the discussion with another Florida native, Alejandro Lemus-Gomez. Click your seat belts and hope no one runs onto the track, because this is the IDOH 500!

Professor of Religion and activist, Joy Spann, leads us down a road of marvelous accounts. The discourse spans from postcolonial thought to morality, racism to Southern honorifics, and reality television to true crime. This is definitely an episode you don’t want to miss.

Student biologist and philosopher, Trey LaPine, joins the podcast to discuss the interwoven nature of YouTube viewing habits and forum indoctrination. Trey takes us through the pipeline that leads benign viewing to the far reaches of the political spectrum. Trey LaPine is pursuing a PhD in Biology to become a professor. Trey takes us on a journey through politics, philosophy, media and bigotry. Trey hosts a podcast called Saturday Morning Anime Podcast.

The topics of this insightful episode are curated by Philosopher and Professor of Religion, Dr. Nathan Eric Dickman. Eric ferries Astheris down the river of reason from the origin of Biblical Epistemology to the ascent of critical thought as a mainstay of Western Philosophy. Eric obtained a Ph.D. in Religious Studies from the University of Iowa. Eric has taught philosophy and religion at several institutions over the last decade, most recently at the Young Harris College and University of the Ozarks.