<p>This week Sam Sundquist and I used the 1990 bizzarro rom-com "Joe Versus the Volcano" to talk about some serious existential issues. Themes covered are: What would you do if you found out you had 5 months to live? When have you realized that there was more possible for you then you previously knew? Are people generally "good" or "bad"? We also admitted to some embarassing stuff from our youth.</p>

This week Sam Sundquist and I used the 1990 bizzarro rom-com "Joe Versus the Volcano" to talk about some serious existential issues. Themes covered are: What would you do if you found out you had 5 months to live? When have you realized that there was more possible for you then you previously knew? Are people generally "good" or "bad"? We also admitted to some embarassing stuff from our youth.

S2 E6: Joe Versus the Volcano and the Impossible

This is the Trace.  Here you will hear conversations with a wide variety of guests about religion, politics, movies, music, and more.  We get into the personal and the political here so beware; all of those things that we are told not to talk about are on the table here. Who is it that doesn't want us talking about sex, politics, class, and religion anyways?  Here we will talk openly about all of those topics and more.  I am Andrew Hackett.  Welcome to The Trace.

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This is the Trace. Here you will hear conversations with a wide variety of guests about religion, politics, movies, music, and more. We get into the personal and the political here so beware; all of those things that we are told not to talk about are on the table here. Who is it that doesn't want us talking about sex, politics, class, and religion anyways? Here we will talk openly about all of those topics and more. I am Andrew Hackett. Welcome to The Trace.

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S2 E6: Joe Versus the Volcano and the Impossible

S2 E6: Joe Versus the Volcano and the Impossible