As we get closer to October the trio that is Loose Change begin to dabble in a little bit of grim events to set up spooks with Capa Brown's Hispanic Heritage Month twist. Oats gives a brief glance at Wisconsin's infamous arts & craft deviant and Jinzo tells the most detailed research examination of a surgeon who got away with dozens of malpractice incidents. 

Banishing traditional media consumption, avant garde pornography, lizard people, and JFK theories, what more could you want?

This episode will cure your dementia and bring great wealth, all you have to do is donate a generous sum of $200 which will be doubled through blessings for it is a seed that God will recognize you have planted AMEN. Do not contact us or we will lawyer up and have authorities frame you in every way possible.

Dune is objectively better than Star Wars. 

When is the last time you soiled yourself? DM me I want to know.

Harbinger of conservative talking points, small town man making big decisions in an even bigger machine, and an ancient Jeff Bezos touring northern Africa on spiritual journey. The ride never ends does it?

While the lads marinate in their research behind the scenes they take a brief pause to commentate on the state of the world noticing it's downward spiral into the abyss.

Do the actions of corrupt individuals justify the means? Human nature or weak will fulfilling selfish desires at the expense of others?

Capa Brown looks back at "corrupt" policemen involved with the Mob, Jinzo examines the cause and affect of a specific opioid in Louisiana, and Oats gives a brief timeline of John McAfee's money fueled shenanigans.

Should we return to the primordial soup of amoebas we once were or should we continue to be advanced apes?

Capa Brown ponders humanity's evolution and the origins of sippin' on a nice cold one with the boys, Jinzo analyzes the mesopotamia culture in a brief summary, and Oats dives into the history of a uncontacted and protected civilization.

Comedy, is it funny or not?

Capa Brown dives into one of the unethical origins of today's stand up comedian, Oats kills an entire category of memes in a pretentious examination, and Juicy Jinzo goes on an entire rant on how SJWs today are ruining comedy by being politically correct and having empathy for marginalized communities.