On today’s episode we have John greska. He’s been on Ear Nugs twice and it was fun to have him on the show for an interview. We talk about epilepsy and how communication is key to determine the best plan of action when someone close to us does have a seizure. We discuss how our tastes in music can be corny to some but who cares. I get a new book recommendation and we discuss how to tackle climate change. John also gave the first answer of kangaroo to the animal question and his reasons are unique. Go follow him and check out his latest project Suburban Child.

This talented eclectic group of guys brought their unique energy to this episode. It’s always fun and chaotic when I get the opportunity to interview a group and it makes the show more like a group chat with the bros. We talk about taking shits and taking care of shit while having an ignorant belief in yourself. We discuss how chasing perfection can delay projects and how the mistakes we perceive in our minds aren’t even mistakes in the eyes and ears of others. We have to have patience when it comes to "Patience" and Tilbon is an egg. Bumper cars are dangerous and when LUKAZ is mad just put him in the booth and adjust the microphone gain.

Another great interview in the books. In today’s episode we discuss how skateboarding can both relieve stress and cause stress. Also how parents can spend money on great family vacation and how one of the only things we can only remember is the giant turkey leg. Also Costco needs to bring back the veggie pizza and how once again thin crust reigns supreme. Also the first ever super speed answer to the super power question (Nate would also settle for flight). Check out this artist, go follow him everywhere and check out his episode of Ear Nugs featuring his song "Crossing Randall."

What a great interview. First off when someone can give me an answer to the straw question that I’ve never heard or could have thought of myself, that makes my day. In our interview we talk about Jaden Smith and how we should have a mindset like his when meeting new people. We share a connection to Monterey bay #montereybayboys and share similar ideas when it comes to pyramids and who actually created them. We touch on dolphins and the dolphin kingdom, and keni can fly introduces a new super power that I wouldn’t mind having myself.

Another great interview in the books with recording artist and producer outczst. We agree on teleportation being the best super power, but not on how we would use it lol. Also we try and get a crepe stand to open back up, because Nutella crepes are delicious. We discuss how persistence is key to success, and how seeing others give up can be sad to see. We agree that the islands can be great places to reconnect with nature and how where the land meets the ocean can be therapeutic. Check this artist out and be on the lookout for his next album "Spring".

This weeks episode features recording artist and YouTube creator JAXISONLINE! This guest decided to do some homework and came the the zoom meeting prepared. Shouts out to Miriam Webster for helping us with definitions. Today I learned how compliments can lead to life inspiring influences, how being an angelfish on the bottom of the ocean can be peaceful, and how we all need to check ourselves. Also JAXISONLINE! introduced his new series "HOW TO BUILD A RAPPER” on YouTube. Check it out and be on the lookout for his album coming soon "holyboy”

Today’s episode is our first interview outside of the typical musician/recording artist. This was a big first because I am a huge fan of street epistemology. SE has helped me strengthen relationships in my life by giving me a different approach when faced with a disagreement. Are you tired of arguing? Do you feel like conversations turn into debates? Have any of these disagreements hurt or maybe ever cut your relationships? Do you have a skeptical mind and want to organize how you go about questioning things in a polite non combative way? Then check out Anthony Magnabosco and the whole Street Epistemology movement. But only after you watch my interview. We talk about original superpowers and how they might come with a caveat, children tormenting children at grandmas, and how money can help with fear.

This was a fun interview. I really enjoy KANGE’s music so getting to see how she answers the questions was interesting. Sometimes guests like to study the questions and have answers prepared, but I enjoy watching guest give genuine on the spot answers. Some questions I ask are really thought provoking and it’s one thing i like to observe is how people think and to see the process they take to approach questions. We discuss how silly we look when we deal with anger, how one go to meal may be too limiting, and how at the end of the day sometimes the best place to be is home in your room.

Episode 3 makes me question my questions. This weeks guest, SPRXNGBREAK, brings his unique aspect to the show. Intellectually breaking down questions in ways I couldn’t imagine until this interview. We discuss surfing in Barbados, views from the top of Harrow Hill, and mind palaces. We dive into the minds of both our heroes and enemies, fun facts about bees, and noodles. Oodles of noodles.

What a wild adventure of an interview this turned out to be. We cover everything from Bigfoot to communism. Age limits for boomer politicians and buck bookie neked camouflage hide and go seek are just the tip of the iceberg. Loki fans beware of spoilers (sorry max). Two new members were announced on the show, one may be a deep fake (no video) and one may leave after witnessing just exactly what he got into during this crazy episode. This group of artist have the chemistry of a grade school home room that for some reason only has the homies.