Arman Abtahi, a political social media strategist and co-founder of the FDC joins us to talk about the current political climate, liberal democracy, meditation and much more.

In this episode, our good friend Omer joins the usual cast to talk about the Stanford Prison Experiment, the nature of humanity, the TV series LOST and whether change is the only constant in the universe.

A billion years ago, separate prokaryotic cells joined together in a symbiotic union and gave rise to eukaryotic cells and eventually complex life. In today's episode, we discuss DMT, intelligent design, extraterrestrial life and a possible symbiosis between nationalists and globalists in the name of human progress.

In today's episode, we discuss George Soros, Donald Trump, psychedelics, science and corporate interests, constantly changing health science and other topics.

In our first podcast of the new year, we discuss Donald Trump, health insurance, spirituality, entropy, Nintendo Switch, the near and far future of VR and other topics.

Through out our long but cosmically short history, we've held many false beliefs. As our instruments for studying the world around us have advanced, so have our perceived truths. But shouldn't truth be constant and absolute? What exactly is truth? Where does it come from and how do we find it? Ali, Z, Shaz and Hasban ruminate.

Our vast, seemingly endless universe holds many incredible and unimaginable truths and mysteries. We open pandora's box and dive deep into a discussion about the precursors of life, super-intelligence, emotions, memories and the concept of nothing with our guests Aditya Jagannathan and Satya Mohanty. Warning! Huge WestWorld spoilers!

Since the very beginning, we've looked out and towards the heavens for purpose and answers. Today with new breakthroughs in gene editing and nano technology, we are looking deeper in than ever into the systems that give rise to the human whole and taking the first steps into remaking ourselves in our own chosen image. Our guest Hazel Michael is a biomedical engineer and she joins Ali, Z, Shaz and Hasban into the rabbit hole where Gods are born.

On November 8th, a historic US election came to a close as a reality star went supernova, spilling its guts across all borders and realities. No one in the mostly liberal media saw it coming. Trump was a joke and now he is the most powerful man in the world. What happened? How did it happen? Ali, Z, Shaz and Hasban ruminate.

Every atom in our body comes from the guts of an exploding star. Dead stars gave us life and today, the Sun continues to be the most important source of energy for life on Earth. We've harnessed some wind, water and solar power but because of many factors, we still burn fossil fuels resulting in global climate change. Sashi Alam works in the nuclear industry and he joins us to discuss the energy landscape in the present and future.