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The kids are back! And now smarter than ever before! They talk about ping pong, Big Ping Pong, historical inaccuracies, stories, breathing cotton and so much more. Ava and Bucky hope you enjoy the Philosophy at High Altitudes reboot and wish you happy listening!
Bucky and Ava get close to talking about philosophy but, they are still not at a high altitude, so they feel like they don't quite deserve the name "Philosophy at High Altitudes", but they are too lazy to do anything about it.
Bucky and Ava become immediately qualified to talk about art and art history, and they discuss some of their favorite pieces of art. Also discussed is the mysterious Denver airport
Ava and Bucky discuss the city of Chicago and the eccentric artists who are affiliated with it. Among other topics are Bucky's new and improved spotify playlists and other fun things.
Ava and bucky take on a calmer atmosphere for today's episode, making for a tamer episode. However, they still talk about fun topics including sandwich artists and new and improved holidays.
Alli the eldest joins the kids as they talk about absurd topics including Hixsonism, films versus movies and as always, the grinch, and how much they detest that movie.
Bucky and Ava bounce ideas of what their dreams could mean as well as man's inevitable demise via technology.
After a brief hiatus, Ava and Bucky once again invite you on a journey to answer the questions that lie beyond the solar system, past Uranus and into the infinite beyond. Topics covered include, but are not limited to: the economy, Richard Nixon, initiations, and the great buisnessman/ innovater, Elon Musk and his cyborg wife.
Bucky and Ava once again talk about Bucky's love for milk and some spicy controversial topics because they know how much you love to hear teenagers talk about politics like they know everything. Also discussed is a certain popular video game concerning colorful astronauts.
Bucky and Ava have an unorganized conversation about a popular music duo, and as usual they fall off topic many times. Both thoughtful and incredibly unintelligible comments and comparisons made, and it is a wonderful time as always.
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