Join Juan and Roman in this week's episode of the Pass the Ketchup! Podcast where they'll look into examples of actual human beings that become millionaires overnight and how did it play out for them over the course of the years. For some, quite positively, but for others, very negatively. They'll then move onto analysing the Indian casts social structure and pin down one particular group that stands out despite being at the very bottom of the pyramid: The Aghoris, who maintain that all opposites are ultimately illusory. The purpose of embracing pollution and degradation through various customs is the realization of non-duality through transcending social taboos, attaining what is essentially an altered state of consciousness and perceiving the illusory nature of all conventional categories.

Join Juan and Roman in this week's episode of the Pass the Ketchup! Podcast where they'll both dig deep into whether there is any point to committing in love relationships and why that could be something that in the long run harm both parties. Additionally, they will analyse an issue that has not been getting the attention it deserves: the importance of being a good communicator. Mastering your communication skills is not only vitally important for career purposes but also, for personal ones. Tune in to find out why!

Join Juan and Roman in this week's episode of the Pass the Ketchup! Podcast where they'll both dig deep into what love really is: a combination of massive amounts of dopamine and cortisol, which translates into very low levels of serotonin and hence, the subsequent mood swings, lacks of appetite and sleep. Love is nature's ultimate illusion, it's only purpose is to trick us into having sex and produce offspring. Also, are the metaphors used in religion misleading the masses or are they an efficient way to preserve deeper truths? Tune in for more!

Join Juan and Roman in this week's episode of the Pass the Ketchup! Podcast where they'll both dig deep into what is it that keeps the entire human civilisation standing. And in short: Lies do. Lying is the default setting of humanity. The fact that we are designed with the ability of lying has provided us with a beneficial advantage over our competitors since the dawn of man. If you don't create a comfortable lie for yourself, the only thing you'll have left will be suicide. The entirety of human society is built upon lies that every single one of us, without exceptions, contributes to feed for the sake of the survival of the species.

Join Juan and Roman in this week's episode of the Pass the Ketchup! Podcast that they'll dig deep into why humans bully each other and whether or not it is a unique trait to our race. They'll then reflect on one of mankind's biggest dilemmas: 'Are we ready for aliens?' They'll attempt to answer this question not only from a technical perspective but mainly, from a moral one. To top it all off, they will briefly look into the Wood Wide Web: the fascinating system that the plant kingdom uses in order to communicate between one another.

Join Juan and Roman in this week's episode of the Pass the Ketchup! Podcast that they'll start off by analysing a tricky philosophical dilemma: 'Do we actually love people or do we just love our idea of them?' They'll reflect on a series of philosophical theories such as The Theory of Forms by Plato and some others. And lastly, they'll then move on to discussing why music, alongside with mathematics, in the universal language. All of it will be seasoned out with the usual unfiltered sense of humour that defines Pass the Ketchup!

Join Juan and Roman in this week's episode of the Pass the Ketchup! Podcast where they'll comment on the war that redditors from r/WallStreetBets have declared on the hedge funds betting against the GameStop Corporation stocks!... everything is unravelling in the next few days and we are both really eager to see history being written. On top of that, we will analyse the never-ending debate of how money corrupts people as well as how friendships and relationships these days are mere trading tools in modern day society concluding that we should stop for a second and re-think this system around the most basic principle possible: friendships and relationship shall never require sacrifice on either end.

Join Juan and Roman in this week's episode of the Pass the Ketchup! Podcast where they'll comment on the upcoming end to encrypted messages brought to you by Whatsapp, the world's leading instant messaging platform. They'll also analyse why Depression is the true pandemic of the 21st Century and how for every single case of COVID-19, 3 depressed human beings reportedly exist. Also, Juan and Roman are off to South America later this year with the intention of trying ayahuasca, they'll reflect on their personal anecdotes and explain why they've come to that decision.

Join Juan and Roman in this week's episode of the Pass the Ketchup Pocast where they'll analyse how deeply subjective reality is, quoting the famous Cosmos' Carl Sagan. Additionally, we will look into our own memories and discuss how flimsy and unreliable they might be, as well as plenty more random stuff you cannot miss out on!

Join Juan & Roman in this week's episode. the first of the year 2021!... WooHoo!... Unscriptedly and casually, we will dig into a variety of subjects that will go from the perks of the capitalist system to the downside of having alcholic parents.