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In this hot, hot heatwave disaster of a bonus episode, disgruntled millennials Baby Heat, Wavy Heat, Baggy Heat, and Heat Heat discuss our cosmic insignificance, the inevitable heat death of the universe, and just how difficult and draining and daunting life can be for everyone who has ever dared to exist.
In this obnoxiously rambly and fast-talking HBO pitch, film buffs Jonah Quarantinolanfincher and Jordan "the undiscovered Bohemian captain of the laser eyed pterodactyl army who fear nothing" Bouma gush over their favorite directors, films, Jonah's vision for the cinema of the future, and Jordan's experiences working on film sets.
In this infinity shaped bottle episode, academia nuts William Blue and Jamie Delaney turn infinity sideways, bending space and time and the transistors of the reality simulation as we know it, dropping truth bombs, God particles, and seeds of cosmic wisdom about the computational nature of reality, elaborating on the human biocomputer metaphor put forth by John C. Lily, the difference between mysticism and magic, and the treasure trove of spiritual wisdom that is Morrowind.
In this billion dollar cryptocurrency withdrawal, creative geniuses Mr. Ryte and Mr. Reed hack the reality simulation by printing QR codes on postcards, pointing out how cryptocurrency and UBI are society's way forward, all while overthinking about university and virtual reality and the future.
In this somnambulant episode, J-Dawg, Silk Spectre, and Tasmia shirk politics and throw Mr. Overton's bedroom window out the window and into the wild world of lucid dreaming, academic-related nightmares, attention, the universe, and being a writer in 2021.
In this episode, two stylish bards, Jon-Jon and Some-Sum, spit some poetic bars regarding the power of poetry, microdosing psychedelics for mental health, symbolic tattoos that act as Inception totems of sorts, and the links between bipolar disorder, addiction, spirituality, and creativity.
In this episode, your Asian ASMR boyfriend and Chanting delve into the magic and wonders of childhood, the things that make us laugh out loud, a hypothetical TV show starring a red panda and raccoon who trip on psychedelic drugs, and why Dead by Daylight is a killer game.
In this episode, Jonah, H, Jeff, and Anchal talk about the 2018 Hawaii false missile alert, the possibility that aliens have either been parenting our species or observing us like animals in a zoo, dolphins sending dick pics via echolocation, and representation, racebending, and whitewashing in Western media.
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