Mountain Meditations

Probably the easiest website to waste time on, reddit has been a powerful entity in terms of humor and politics for a great many years now. While it brings a lot of good things to the table, it has a lot of equally dastardly moral controversies surrounding its fame, raising questions about censorship and online relationships that would have otherwise gone unasked.

A more lecture-style piece than conversational, Tristan educates Chris on the benefits of hunting in terms of the environment and spiritual well-being.

There has been a huge spike in popularity in anime recently in American culture. What is it that appeals to Western audiences so much, and what does that show about us as a society? Our first guest Andrew Bennett lends his learned opinion in the fifth episode of the series.

Memes have such a great impact on our society, but how far down does this rabbit hole go? Today we examine the darker side of internet humor and the future of memes.

Why is the conservative comedic giant so popular on Youtube, and how has this brought upon a whole new era of young conservatives? Find out on the third episode of Mountain Meditations.

Why has lifting weights become a nationwide craze? Today we delve into the more complicated aspects of every young man's favorite hobby: defying gravity.

Omar Isuf's back progress: www.youtube.com/watch?v=cnBylPLfVYI

BroScienceLife: www.youtube.com/channel/UCduKuJToxWPizJ7I2E6n1kA

This is the beginning. A discussion about Super Smash Brothers Melee, the reasons for its sudden rise in popularity, why we personally enjoy the game, and how top players have reached celebrity status in the community.