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James, Brad, and Billy open up about friendship. Betrayals are brought to the forefront. Forgiveness given. (The audio is a little wonky, but its the best it could be right now...)

In this episode James, Brad, and Billy talk about the state of the bachelor's degree in American society and its trend as a watered down entry level job approval stamp. Also the boys had teeth whitening strips on from their new show sponsor "White Gold Whitening Strips." 2/3 of them recommend the product.

In this episode the boys change the format of the show by skipping a reading based discussion and simply talk about their experience with social media in high school and how they think it is different for high schoolers today. In other news, Billy was not accepted to be a Homeland Security Special Agent.

In this two installment episode James, Brad, and Billy spend some time talking about Hannah Arendt. There was a lengthy discussion on proper ASA keelboat sailing technique, sadly it didn’t make the cut. Send us a message on Myspace if you want the audio.

In this two installment episode James, Brad, and Billy spend some time talking about Hannah Arendt. We just wanted to take a second to thank Billy for being the first person to pick a woman. This is of course in comparison to the other two guys who have only picked white men... Other than that, (there are an extra amount of laughs (and not too many inside jokes) in this episode) enjoy!

In their best podcast yet James, Brad, and Billy discuss Reinhold Niebuhr's Moral Man and Immoral Society and how nations are inherently selfish. Keep a close ear and judge for yourself if James flirts with communism.

James, Brad, and Billy discuss Voltaire's Candide. Discussion of gardening is kept to a minimum.

James, Brad, and Billy read Charles Taylor's "The Ethics Of Authenticity" and talk about being "authentic" means, how it came about in our culture, and understanding where we experience a "crisis of authenticity."

James, Brad, and Billy read Lonnie Kliever's article "Story and Space: The Forgotten Dimension" and talk about the significance of space in shaping the way we interact and perceive the world around us.