Tales as old as the earth or at least from what we know the start of the species have been told throughout the ages of how things used to be. Gods and monsters sounds so crazy to be true but what if some of the stories can relate today and even show how through all these years we might still have the same problems or same thoughts. So past guest @Dr. Valerie Smitherman joins me again to analyze the meaning of some of these tales and talk of the ides of march.

Reality is what we can see but what about the unseen or where we go when we die, their is multiple ideas of reality and multiple ideas of life after death. Even in the world today things we have known for so long to be fact are now being told their is another perception we have never thought of which only brings a closer realization that all facts or answers seem never to be the final conclusion. Mikey joins me in a chat with some experiences of his own with his paranormal investigations to help better understand that their is always another piece that we cannot see.

Gather your swords and raise up your shields or should we tend to the fields and build up our defenses, well lets look at today and then examine the past and see what's the solution because just our homes and technology seem to change but what did the Spartans experience? So returning again is Steve to chat from the age of war of sword and shield to today's time of war with Twitter and Instagram.

Sometimes its easy and most of the time its hard but every moment of it is just like sipping a fine wine and pairing it with punch to the face. Ben joins me once again to talk a little thoughts through the ages and how things are changing and looking at the world and what its gonna be like for future generations and how did our ancestors do it.

So many people prefer different foods from meat diets to vegan trends and with the same pursuit of the question where does it come from so I wanted to talk with past guest Whitney about life and also her work in rice research. With a push to understand how much goes into the food we consume like how is it handled what research goes on in rice? Might seem just like a food you get with an entrée but turns out its more versatile than that.

Step right up for another fun filled conversation and leave with some of your brain cells still intact because its always a pleasure having Mikey from "Wack Brackets" podcast back on again. Dont worry everyone is a winner in the realm of jokes and conversation so share some of those cheese fries and enjoy the show.

Dean is a teacher and podcaster of "The Chronicler History" where on this channel he will take you through Chinese history in a fun and engaging way. Everyone and every place has their own history and some have stories you might not know that could change your thoughts or even give you motivation because no matter where you are or who you are we are all apart of the human race.

Every time Jason is on we always wonder what are we gonna talk about but we always chat for at least 2 hours or until someone has to take a bathroom break. Trying to stay on topic about arm wrestling but also finding new goals to accomplish in life and find where we fit also a wager of an unpublished 3 hr episode thats up too you the listener to convince him to let be posted.

Neil has over 40 years of broadcasting experience and is not only the host of the podcast "The Snooze Button" which talks with experts in the field of sleep he is also a fellow insomniac so we had loads to talk about. Rest is what the body needs but how much is enough? Guess it depends on the person and how they use their energy something that happens every night for most and time seems irrelevant still with so many mystery's it holds.

Eric has been a history teacher for going on 17 years and decided teaching for a job especially history can take a new form and brings it to his podcast called "The Dad Bod History Podcast". Which consists of conversations on various historical (and non-historical) topics, learning and looking through these topics through various eyes and perspectives and learning along the way.