Opening with a bit about UFOs, we dive into our second paranormal podcast episode by offering advice on why you should/should not believe in the paranormal. Plane Crash Last Words: (http://planecrashinfo.com)Unfortunately we lost a bit of audio at the end somehow so we had to cut it short. Not sure what happened. Probably something paranormal.

We promise this episode isn't nearly as depressing as the title suggests. This is a discussion on our interactions with death, how we've dealt with it, and what we've learned from it.

Our brief introduction the topic of the paranormal. Fascination with the paranormal appears to have grown. But the escalation of interest is still not mainstream enough to discuss the topic openly. Our thoughts on this, and more, enclosed.

This is literally just a raw conversation we were having about COVID-19 that we pressed record on half-way through. There's a lot of background noise because the environment wasn't prepped for recording. GameStop: We Can Stay Open During Lockdowns Because We're 'Essential Retail' (https://kotaku.com/gamestop-we-can-stay-open-during-lockdowns-because-wer-1842415962) Airline CEOs Ask for Part of Bailout to Be Grants (https://www.msn.com/en-us/travel/news/airline-ceos-ask-for-part-of-bailout-to-be-grants/ar-BB11xACU) How to Government Botched the Coronavirus Response (https://youtu.be/r4EVn03aCJg)

Conspiracy theories surround us everyday. In an era when nobody knows what to believe, what's true, and what's fake news, we take a step back to talk about some theories that turned out true, some that are unknown, and some that are completely false. Works Cited: 6 Conspiracy Theories That Turned Out to be True by Austin Thompson (https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/587232/conspiracy-theories-that-were-true) 25 Conspiracy Theories That Turned Out to be True by Alex Daniel (https://bestlifeonline.com/true-conspiracy-theories/) Why people are so easily fooled by conspiracy theories they read online by Chris Impey (Why people are so easily fooled by conspiracy theories they read online)

In this session we take a look at one of our favorite band's legacy. Relient K has been an essential part of our stories for our entire adult lives. Here we take some time to reminisce on our favorite moments from the band, talk about their albums in more detail than is warranted, and provide our personal Relient K worst-to-best rankings. This is a departure from what we consider the norm for our podcast, but we do want to take some time to discuss more of our favorite bands in the future. Relient K (http://www.relientk.com)

In the second part of our discussion on religion we talk about Star Trek and explore how religion is created, marketed and sold. A Synopsia (https://inpencilblog.files.wordpress.com/2020/02/a-synopsia.pdf)

In this, which we our considering our first episode, we are passing judgment on religion. This is part one of a two-part discussion culminating in us demonstrating the invention of a religion. Kevin Max - AWOL (https://kevinmax.com/awol/) Rabbi Rami Shapiro - Holy Rascals (http://www.rabbirami.com/holy-rascal/) Werner Herzog - Into the Inferno (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4846318/) Bonus drinking game: Take a shot every time we use the word "religion" :)

We spend our first episode, which is actually a pre-episode session, discussing a number of random topics from Eminem to Libertarianism, Religion and Tennessee politics. We also highlight a few ideas for future topics and spend some time rambling about nonsense.