philosophy at high altitudes

The kids are back.

Bucky is fresh and mike wasowski. ava is no longer culturally relevant and is married

You'll never guess just how much golf simulators cost... find out on this episode if you really want to know

Bucky and Ava share their theories about impending war, and why the current generation is so enamored with nostalgia

The kids get Classical, and super nerdy, so strap on your sandals and brace yourselves.

Get into your spooky seats, Bucky tells a chilling story about a missing hiker, and Ava guesses scary statistics about bears and sharks.

Bucky, ahem we mean Garner F. takes his first job interview, at the wrong restaurant. He also avoids calling people by their real name. He also has been mixing his dreams up with reality. Ava has been up since four am in the morning.

Bucky got a haircut and believes that he is hot-shot enough to win an award, when this is not true. Ava won an award for the podcast, even though Bucky invented it. Also, note the new cover, and Bucky uncovers how he felt about the old cover.

Have a seat in the haunted wheelchair and go for a spin on the wildest trip of a podcast you will listen to today, tomorrow or quite possibly the rest of this week. We hope you enjoy this silly little excursion, adventure, or whatever you want to call it.

Ava and Bucky intelligently discuss the different cultures that exist in the world. They talk about language, and the implications of certain languages and the difference in American accents. This episode is full to the brim of astute and exciting observations, so hold on to your cap, the lid of the pickle jar of your brain is about to blow.

The kids are back for a new season of seasoning. They talk about their usual nonsense, that all you listeners seem to be unable to get enough of (we're looking at you nate). This includes various movies and covid-19 and how bad boys smell. Again, they act like experts on things they are not.