Said No One Ever

A long time ago in a galaxy far far away... Wave Chapelle joins Martin Moore in this episode to talk about what makes Star Wars such an iconic and accessible universe, the fanbase and the future of one of the most celebrated movie franchises in film history.

What is it like to lose a limb? Special guest Ken Kojis joins Martin Moore in this special episode to talk about the fears, trials and tribulations of being an amputee.

Could A.I. replace creators some day? Genesis Renji joins Martin Moore in this episode to talk about the future of Artificial Intelligence and how music, images and written words created by machines could truly be a threat.

Should everyone be Verified? Special guest Collin Abroadcast re-joins season three with Martin Moore to talk about Twitter, Elon Musk and the future of social media.

Everyone is an Influencer these days, or at least it seems that way. Special guest Drew Westphal joins Martin Moore in this episode to break down why people want to become influencers, how they make their money and some of the toxic trends that lead to copy cat content.

Are we a society of narcassists or do we simply just want to feel good about ourselves? Special Guest Natalie Mortensen returns to the show to talk with Martin Moore about Vanity and how social media's impact on society has made us all think a little bit more about how we look.

The American Dream, does it still exist? First generation Palestinian American and award winning photographer, director and videographer Samer Ghani joins Martin Moore in this episode to talk about the trials, tribulations and tears that goes into chasing your dreams.

The American Dream. Does it still exist? First generation Palestinian American and award winning Photographer, Director and Videographer Samer Ghani joins this episode to talk about the trials, tribulations and tears that goes into chasing your dreams.

What makes a city exceptional? Guest Carolynn Buser from OnMilwaukee joins Martin Moore in this episode to talk about cities and what makes people choose to work, travel and play in these concrete jungles.

Video Games have been a culture phenomenon for over 40 years. Special guest Will Hues joins Martin Moore in this episode to talk about how gaming has evolved, it's effects on society and some of the greatest games and consoles ever made.