Meta-Cosmos

Artemus demands accountability in this unscheduled exploration into disparate realities. Bartleby does his best* to rise to the occasion.

* His best is far from enough for Artemus.

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Hosted by Bartleby & Artemus Neehi

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Produced By Isaac Bluefoot

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Theme Song By Royal Jelly

Meta Q&A - Bartleby takes a round of anonymous questions. Some existential classics get explored with a fresh lens as Bartleby looks at the why of it all and communication with the dead and other dimensions. Meanwhile, Artemus prays the end of the show will be swift and merciful.

Bartleby and Artemus offer a critical analysis of Bon Jovi's "Livin' On A Prayer" as an anthem for the early 21st century.

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Hosted by Bartleby & Artemus Neehi

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Produced By Isaac Bluefoot

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Theme Song By Royal Jelly

Throwing out a few questions for Bigfoot, by offering a few theories Bartleby hopes Bigfoot will eventually correct him. Meta-Cosmos makes its debut on Humboldt Hot Air.

Hosted by Bartleby & Artemus Neehi

Produced By Isaac Bluefoot

Theme Song By Royal Jelly

Artemus has his own existential crisis when Bartleby decides to select a random episode of Star Trek for them to review. The random number generator selects episode #367 DS9 Season 4 Episode 16, Bar Association. Everyone gets a lesson in economics as the space station goes on strike.

Hosted By Bartleby & Artemus Neehi

Produced by Isaac Bluefoot

Theme Music by Royal Jelly

Bartleby and Artemus take a deep dive into the Multiverse and its proliferation in culture, but not before taking a brief scenic detour through the history of quantum physics.

My Blue Foot #1

Bartleby introduces a new segment, My Blue Foot, with Isaac Bluefoot, in which Isaac questions the point of speaking at all.

Podcast About A Podcast #5

Bartleby explains to Artemus why there was a three year time skip after last week's episode. With the bad news out of the way, we hear a little about The Greatest Generation with Adam Pranika and Benjamin Ahr Harrison.

Bartleby finds himself descending into a world of podcast madness. This week, critiquing three episodes in one week breaks his little sock spirit. By examining Avery Trufelman's Articles of Interest, Skye Pillsbury's Inside Podcasting, Chapo Trap House, and Twitter in general, we learn what it takes for Bartleby to give up podcasting. Or will it all end up being a temporal anomally?!

Listening to 99% Invisible with Roman Mars takes Bartleby on a rollercoaster of rebellion and espionage. Artemus may have finally found his podcast as they explore some black and white facts about the world of color. It's a league of hero artists to save the day in Meta-Cosmos!