Part 1 of an ongoing series of indefinite length. In this one Jason dives into the exhilarating topics of the Photoelectric Effect and the Double Slit Experiment. 

 

P.S. If Jason get's any of this wrong (and he probably does) make sure to reach out and set him straight! Also, feel free to send questions via Instagram, Facebook, or email.

 

Special thanks to Jacob Dansereau for the sweet beats!

 

Show Notes:

 

References -

1. Greene, Brian. The Elegant Universe.2003.

2. Knight, Randall D. Physics: A Strategic Approach. 2008.

In this second part of Deaths of Despair, we continue to discuss the opioid epidemic in America with a special guest interview with Dr. Brandon Bilyeu. Brandon is a resident Osteopathic Doctor currently residing in Kalispell Montana with his wife Jodi Bilyeu. Dr. Bilyeu has first hand experience dealing with patients who struggle with the abuse of prescribed opioid medications. In this episode Dr. Bilyeu walks us through what defines an opioid, signs of addiction, patient advocacy, and how he strives to prescribe these medications safely and sparingly.

 

 

 

Music:

Broke for Fee (Black Lung)

In this episode we dive into the opioid epidemic that is rapidly rising throughout the U.S. Here in part one we discuss mind boggling statistics, trends, philosophy and a little bit about Johann Hari's book "Chasing the Scream". Drug abuse and drug overdose are a very real and shockingly large problem in the Western world. Enjoy this short series we are choosing to call Deaths of Despair.

 

*You can buy Chasing the Scream Here

 

Relevant Web articles

CDC.gov

DrugeAbuse.gov

MoveForwardpt.com

HHS.gov

 

Music Provided By

Broke for Free (Building the Sun)

Jacob Dansereau

Chris Zabriskie (Do you Remember Trees? & Divider)

Are we being lied to? Have humans actually traversed through space? Is the moon actually made of cheese? Is the United States Government pulling a fast one on us laymen? Is everything moon related indeed a hoax!? All that and more on this episode about The Moon Landing Conspiracy 

Disclaimer: We apologize for the poor audio quality

This is hopefully the first of a long line of episodes to come. The point of the My Story series is to connect with others on a more personal level. We all have opinions, perspectives and worldviews but these stories give us a chance to understand why we think the way we do. Enjoy! 

 

 

 

Music:

Chris Zabriskie (Remember Trees?)

Chris Zabriskie (What True Self Feels Bogus Lets Watch Jason X)

In this episode we talk about the meaning and potential consequences of artificial intelligence derived from Max Tegmark's book "Life 3.0". You can't have a good discussion about A.I. without throwing in some existential nihilism, implications of free will and concepts of reality into it (i.e. God). We hope you enjoy this journey as much as we did!

 

You can buy Max Tegmark's book here

 

Music

Broke for Free (Things to Come)

Krackatoa (Noah's Stark)

Back by popular demand (kinda), Justin Bilyeu helps Jason and Jordan to continue tackling the complex and nuanced topic of Masculinity. Welcome to part 2 y'all.

 

 

 

Music

Broke for Free (Blown Out)

In this episode we dive into the good, the bad, and the ugly of an impressive legislative proposal known formally as The Green New Deal. 

 

Have a different opinion? Share it with us!

 

Check out the most recent version of the Green New Deal Here

 

UNICEF Charity Ranking: 

 

 

Music

Broke for Free (Warm Up Suit)

Broke for Free (Lonely Organ)

Jacob Dansereau (Squadron)

As you can probably assume from the title, this episode dives down a deep rabbit hole of dense topics ranging from Race, Gender, Masculinity, Identity Politics, Donald Trump, Abortion, Military and even a little bit of Veganism.

Get ready for this first episode of our two part series of Masculinity, and then some.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Music

Broke for Free (Blow Out)

Broke for Free (Warm Up Suit)

Is this planet our home? If not, why?

All that and more on this episode featuring Ryan Miller.

 

 

Check Ryan and Heidi's Podcast Lights Like Us (Available on iTunes and Spotify)

 

Relevant Articles:

The Washington Post: Link here & here

Duquense University: Link here 

Scientific American: Link here

Clean Technica: Link here

 

 

 

 

 

Music Provided by:

Broke For Free: Warming up Suite

Broke For Free: Fuck It

BOPD: New England is Interesting

Jacob Dansereau: Diabolics

 

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