Maxwell, Christian, and Alyssa delve into the world of lucid dreams, haunting stories, and a fear of Velociraptors. Alyssa kicks off the episode talking about her old house she just bought with her husband and the legend of the man in the top hat who apparently built the house itself and is seen in a painting hanging on the wall of the living room. Maxwell talks about his nightmares and dreams that helped him predict his future, Christian talks about his love of napping and how it’s effected his sleep cycle.

Maxwell, Christian, and Alyssa delve into the world of conspiracy theories, including the dozens that have come out saying the world is going to end. The magic hour crew asks themselves what they would do if they really did have a couple days left on earth or even 24 hours and how annoying everyday tasks would be knowing your days are numbered, some end days activities include grocery shopping, drinking, and sitting around quoting your favorite Sponge bob episodes.

Maxwell, Christian and Alyssa delve into the world of the worst pickup lines ever written, and try to make them sound as sexy as possible. Alyssa talks about the first time she ever met her husband which sounds like a story straight out of a fairy tale. Maxwell get’s grilled by Alyssa and Christian over his incredibly stranger dating habits in high school, particularly one date he had as a sophomore.

Our media technology is a beautiful thing in the year of 2018, but it seems to have opened the flood gates for the wildest and craziest people to come pouring through. Maxwell, christian and Alyssa delve into the world of strange addictions, beliefs, and romances by doing commentary on the woman who is famous for being in love with an actual roller coaster.

Maxwell, Christian, and Alyssa all make a living with their voices, so they discuss some of the weirdest parts of their job. Maxwell talks about voice actors going on strike because of bleeding vocal chords, Christian talks about using his girlfriends work gossip as good content, and Alyssa talks about doing performances on a mic for her parents as a little girl.

Artist Acacia Rogers is on the podcast with Maxwell and Alyssa to chat about the Facebook algorithms that create an "Echo Chamber" that echoes your favorite content back to you, her career as a painter and how she reacts to people forming opinions about her art in galleries, and the art of "perception" in media that's caused formerly peaceful relationships between loved ones to become heated. Acacia details some of her favorite techniques in painting as well as creating new profiles on social media to have more control over her online presence. You can check out Acacia's work and even commission her for pieces by checking out her info below.

Maxwell, Christian, and Alyssa delve into different high pressure everyday scenarios and how they'd react being public figures like being cut in line, cutting off 6 rows of traffic in NYC, and calming down before trying to fight someone at a grocery store. Maxwell proposes a new show where he plays an overly polite Cash Cab driver who only accepts Canadian money in America and Alyssa acts as a "one person only" laugh track for a show where Christian and his girlfriend do impressions of each other.

Professional Broadcaster, voice actor, and Marine Jim Lauber III joins Maxwell, Christian, and Alyssa as guest on this episode. They talk about Jim's career in rock broadcasting, his various characters he's played on comedy radio and voice over work, as well as stories from his time in the Marine Corps like getting blasted by a grenade and finding shrapnel in the worst place possible for a man.

Maxwell, Alyssa, and Christian delve into the #metoo movement, and chat about those in the creative arts that use their power to abuse and control others. Being judged is a huge part of being in the media world, so they raise the questions necessary to challenge oneself and think about how they would react to a friend or colleague being accused of sexual assault, being judged for your own personal choices or career paths, or being involved in organizations that another might not agree with.

Advancements in media technology have made us a powerful species, but with all great power always comes side effects that can create war, conflict, accidents, and a strange culture centered around selfies and cat fishing. Maxwell asks Christian and Alyssa to reveal the apps they have on their phones home pages as they delve into the world of social media and the technology that helped make it possible. Are we going down the right path? Are we obsessed with this new tech, and is it foolish not to join the rest of our culture by refusing to use this tech? Maxwell, Christian, and Alyssa delve into these big questions.