An alien dog, a late night radio host, and an altruistic cult leader walk onto the mother ship. Hollee and Mark ponder the punchline.

Mark wonders why free time is so hard to come by, whether we might be victims of alien technology, and why people have lost sight of the hyper-local right in front of them.

On this episode of The Virtual Campfire, our camp host Mark talks with Kayla about her psychedelic trip to reiki, building sustainable communities, and experiencing each frame in the film strip that is this life.

An enthusiast podcast host, a heavy-handed TSA agent, and a philandering libertine decide to foster a rapscallion in a dog's body. Hollee and Mark ponder the punchline.

Join Hannah's family around the kitchen table as they play Farkle and reflect after the funeral services of dear Auntie Ann.

Angie talks about a little about tarot, a little about religion, a little about politics, and a lot about her current truth.

Angie's back. She's talking about pit bulls, vaccinations, religion, and how it's still possible to all come together to find answers in the search for truth.

Mark talks about the fine line between being content and moving forward, the frustration of your art not being seen when you aren't making money, and figuring out how to exist in the spaces between politics

On this episode of the Virtual Campfire, Mark talks with Sarah about the best pickup lines heard in a guerrilla cannabis grow in Maine, getting schooled in metaphysics by former NFL player Ricky Williams, and the difficulty of letting go of attachment to collaborative visions.

Doug talks about his trip to China and Mark tells the story of how he and Hollee crashed a wedding. Somehow, it all ties together nicely.