Meta-Cosmos

Artemus does all he can to keep Bartleby from discussing politics and election drama with a box of conversation prompting cards. Bartleby manages to get by nonetheless. In another great episode of Meta-Cosmos, we learn a little bit about a wide range of topics, including American politics, despite Artemus's best efforts.

…Hosted by Bartleby and Artemus Neehi.

…Produced by Isaac Bluefoot.

…Theme Music by Royal Jelly.

In celebration of National Producer Appreciation Day, the Neehi Brothers examine the Comic Code Authority and how it shaped the world we live. All this is to say thank you to their producer, Isaac Bluefoot, and promote his other show, Superman: Son of El. It's a revealing episode of Meta-Cosmos that has a lot to say about Superman and his place in culture.

…Hosted by Bartleby and Artemus Neehi.

…Produced by Isaac Bluefoot.

…Theme Music by Royal Jelly.

... Additional music: Life is Good by Beat Mekanik Licensed through the Creative Commons at the freemusicarchive.org

Bartleby and Artemus take a tour of the psyche using Carl Jung's map of the archetypes. It's not so complicated when you hear it from the perspective of a pair of socks. As usual, Meta-Cosmos offers the new perspective you were looking for.

…Hosted by Bartleby and Artemus Neehi.

…Produced by Isaac Bluefoot.

…Theme Music by Royal Jelly.

... Additional music: Life is Good by Beat Mekanik Licensed through the Creative Commons at the freemusicarchive.org

Bartleby attempts to convince Artemus that capitalism actually exists! The Neehi Brothers dig into corporate culture and some alternative ways of interacting with these entities. What will become of life on Earth? Another amazing episode of Meta-Cosmos explores a few of the possibilities.

…Hosted by Bartleby and Artemus Neehi.

…Produced by Isaac Bluefoot.

…Theme Music by Royal Jelly.

Our favorite metaphysicists have another Q&A episode! It's a wild ride looking at the history of hemp economics, the double-slit experiment, self-determination, and the right to exist, collectively. In this amazing episode of Meta-Cosmos, the questions are thought-provoking, and the answers doubly so!

…Hosted by Bartleby and Artemus Neehi.

…Produced by Isaac Bluefoot.

…Theme Music by Royal Jelly.

... Additional music: Life is Good by Beat Mekanik - Licensed through the Creative Commons at the freemusicarchive.org

When Bartleby invites Artemus to define Late Stage Capitalism, we find the term is a bit loose. To better get a grip on the topic, Bartleby suggests they examine the new Mad Max movie, Furiosa, and get to the bottom of why such a highly acclaimed film following up on Fury Road could do so poorly at the box office. It's another amazing episode of Meta-Cosmos tapping into the human condition and concluding with some insights into the karmic arc of the soul.

…Hosted by Bartleby and Artemus Neehi.

…Produced by Isaac Bluefoot.

…Theme Music by Royal Jelly.

Breaking down the causes and effects of mind, body, and spirit, our favorite pair of socks breaks down the illusion of health. Eventually, they are forced to conclude that socks don't have much ground to stand on when it comes to the topic. Nonetheless, it's another mind-opening episode of Meta-Cosmos, though it could just be a placebo effect.

…Hosted by Bartleby and Artemus Neehi.

…Produced by Isaac Bluefoot.

…Theme Music by Royal Jelly.

It can be really easy to dehumanize people. Now with the internet, there are more ways to do it than ever. Bartleby breaks it down for Artemus and suggests there is something we can do about it. It's another insightful episode of Meta-Cosmos!

…Hosted by Bartleby and Artemus Neehi.

…Produced by Isaac Bluefoot.

…Theme Music by Royal Jelly.

Bartleby serves up an eternal side order for Artemus to chew on. To digest this meal, our favorite pair of socks deconstruct omnipotence in light of inclusivity. It's another amazing episode exploring humanity's relationship to theology and the pitfalls that come with it.

… Hosted by Bartleby & Artemus Neehi

… Produced by Isaac Bluefoot

… Theme Song by Royal Jelly

Bartleby makes Artemus look into the void of knowledge and admit how endlessly vast it is. Artemus bemoans it all but it turns out admitting ignorance is the first step to not succumbing to it. Get to the crux of the Dunning Kruger Effect and the Curse of Knowledge in another episode of Meta-Cosmos to uplift your consciousness.

… Hosted by Bartleby & Artemus Neehi

… Produced by Isaac Bluefoot

… Theme Song by Royal Jelly