The lads are back and ready to launch a very special edition of the Simple Minds Podcast!

Conrad wants to get to the bottom of what he thinks is the greatest conspiracy in human history: The Moon Landings. Seems like good timing considering the 50th Anniversary of the event is happening this week as well!

Explosions! Fire! Loud Noises! Matt emerges from the rubble to tell the lads that explosions are the key to business success! The guys are skeptical at first, but let me tell ya, it’s a wild ride when Matt gets started.

Are you looking for a mentor? Do you wish you had a better idea on how to acquire one? Well, Travis is here to give you the lowdown, with the lads, on how to get your grubby hands on someone and use that to better your own career.

Conrad wants the guys to discuss the benefits of practicing mindfulness as opposed to meditation and whether practicing one over the other yields better results. The lads have a good variety of answers and even start trying to figure out a consensus on other topics as a result.

What did you want to be when you grew up? That's the question Jacob is asking the lads as we delve into the weird and wonderful world of “what if?” Jacob also tries to get the guys to write some more strange letters to themselves. The alcohol was really needed for this one...

Michael wants the guys to consider the potential absurdity of existence and whether they think any conclusions could be drawn from this line of thinking. The lads also discuss the validity of studying philosophy as a practice and their personal takes on how they use philosophy. 

What with all of the talk of success and motivation that goes on, Justin wants everyone to get honest with themselves and be more introspective about what they’re doing and where they’re going.

Matt’s too lazy to host the show so he’s brought in a special guest to share the load. Thankfully, Sain is a pretty chatty Kathy and tells the guys all about how he doesn’t believe he has any “haters” at all.

Justin asks the guys whether there are any merits to pursuing “greatness” or if it’s something we’re given. The guys also discuss the validity of “great men” and what it means to be “great”.

Michael is feeling happy at the moment by the sounds of it, and he’s looking to get the guys views on what happiness is and whether happiness even really exists. (We're really all about these light topics on this show.)