A long-form discussion about how I always try to push for some middle ground in most conflicts, plus the story of how I accidentally acquired a Michael Jackson jacket. I think the audio quality on here is perfection.

A brief, non-expert discussion about the personality types as defined by Carl Jung. Definitely some poor audio here due to pandemic constraints. Be well.

I double my daily dose of coffee and ramble about random esoterica. Expect the poor audio quality, due to pandemic constraints.

A rambling on the oft-discussed relationship between religion and culture. Also I chat a bit about the 5K I ran in jeans once upon a time. Per the usual the audio is not great here due to pandemic circumstances.

In this episode I don't berate you like Arnold, promise. A discussion of the usual hodgepodge of science, psychology, books, and whatever else my subconscious sends up from the depths. Unintentionally trolling you with bad audio, due to pandemic situation, forewarned is forearmed.

A free-form rambling on polarity in a few different domains. Brought to you by the limits of my quarantine life so excuse the poor audio.

I just came across an Alexa-like device coupled with a VR headset that you can bang. I talk about why this is deeply troubling to me. Damn you tech industry for making me have to rant about this. I'll put it bluntly this time: the audio sucks, I warned you, don't complain about it.

A little bit about our personal mythologies, why the Internet is too harsh on some elements of popular culture, and I manage to get through an entire hour without revealing what my favorite kind of cheese is. A pandemic production, so this is brought to you in all its low-quality audio non-glory.

Taking the time during the pandemic to go through the backlog of topics floating in the cytoplasm housed in my skull. Quantum computing, biotechnology, education in the age of the Internet, the rise of JavaScript, and a bunch of other random tidbits. As the general rule so far, dear listener, I'm doing this during quarantine without proper recording equipment, with just a tin can, piano wire, and a partially working answering machine from the 1980's, so forgive the audio quality.

Free-form ramblings about how the pandemic shelter-in-place is going, the joys of passing the time, and where my next job might be. Still using the lo-fi, poor man's recording capabilities so pardon the third-world audio quality.