Steve Whitehead is the host of "Spartan History Podcast" that takes a deeper look into a chronological history of the ancient Spartan peoples. Steve joins me again to discuss Rome and the mentality of the romans, some conflicts in ancient times between the Spartans and other civilizations like the Persians and Athenians. Steve also discusses his revelations from doing his own podcast about the mythos of the Spartans and how the public is shown them in film.

Justen Harmon is a youtuber and chili head who makes content where he tries various spicy foods and challenges. Justen was on the show way back in its second year and since then we have had many conversations and similar to this one we cover the board. This episode discusses some of the early days when he was making his channel and its long trip to where he has taken a step back, recent trip news and a bit about the pepper community that has accepted him while he was making his videos.

Jay Mooers is an illustrator and known for many various forms of art from comics that have a fantasy aspect to children's books and many other forms of commissions for popular brands. Jay has launched his RPG "Fae" since his last appearance and throughout this episode we discuss his campaign and details about the game, while also catching up over the past year.

Lisa Nelson is associate professor in the Graduate School of Public and International Affairs at the University of Pittsburgh. She is a Fellow at the Philosophy of Science Center and an affiliated faculty member of the University of Pittsburgh School of Law. She holds a PhD and J.D. from the University of Wisconsin‐Madison and specializes in the field of science, technology, and society. Her current research explores social networking technologies and considers fundamental questions about information ethics and its enforcement on the Internet in an open society, providing a historical, theoretical, cultural, and legal discussion of the new “frontier” of the digital age.

Kasper is a professional Canadian VO artist living in the UK, with over 10yrs experience. Kasper joins me again to discuss some personal experiences and insight into his journey through the acting industry and how it can really take a toll on the performers. Through this conversation we really dive into some of Kaspers past work experience from serial killer films to a potential game of thrones cameo, how far will someone go to perform and the pressure for stardom.

Sean C. Hay is a vocal anti Church of Scientology advocate - focused on ending their tax exempt status in Australia and sharing anti cult information. Sean joins me again to talk about some of the many methods they use to capture more members and also how they elude legal troubles in certain cases like the Danny Masterson trial.

John Moretta received his Ph.D. in history from Rice University. He is professor of history at Central College, Houston Community College, and teaches at the University of Houston. John is the author of "The Hippies: A 1960s History" and other various works on history and the political/social change of the times.

Rhiannon B. Kallis, Ph.D. is an assistant professor who teaches strategic social media at the undergraduate and graduate level. Her research focuses on the impact social media have on romantic relationships. Rhiannon published a study called "Understanding the motivations for using Tinder." the study employed individual, in-depth interviews (N = 31) to understand the functions Tinder serves its users. Two themes emerged from the data to explain Tinder's functions: Entertainment and Connections.

Mike Ferrando is the creator of Sith Talkers a star wars podcast that has turned into a more reaction video channel on YouTube. Mike has been a frequent guest on the show and joins me again to discuss his interaction with Jon Heder and Uncle Rico at a Napoleon Dynamite screening and also some of his more recent focuses.

Galit Nimrod is a Professor at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel. Aiming to deepen the understanding of wellbeing in later life, Nimrod has published over 100 articles in leading scientific journals and collective volumes, and presented her studies at numerous international conferences. Galit is the author of "The Aging of Aquarius: The Hippies of the 60s in Their 60s and Beyond" a book about aging hippies that is based on 40 in-depth interviews with lifelong, returning, and past residents of The Farm, an intentional community in Tennessee that was founded in 1971 and still exists today, insights into the subculture of aging hippies and their keys to wellbeing are shared.