TableTalk

Wonder what travel will look like in the near future or just want to listen to a couple of high school friends talk about the world around them? In this Episode, JNL touch on both, exploring everything from politics to that priceless feeling of just driving on the open road. Check it out!

From voice cracks to regrettable middle school referrals, JNL reflect on their awkward, embarrassing history. No matter what shape they come in, humiliating anecdotes shape who we are; have a listen to some of JNL's most embarrassing stories in this new story-focused episode. 

Curious? We thought so. In this episode, JNL discuss the inner-workings of Scientology from an outsider's perspective. What would you do if a loved one suddenly turned to the teachings of Scientology? What do they preach? What distinguishes cult from church?  Check out JNL's take in this investigatory episode.

Do we listen to music just because it sounds good? JNL tackle rap culture, the music industry, and the reasons behind rappers' post-death success. From scarcity to conformity, JNL unveil the surprising reality behind our music taste.

Would you still marry if you could live forever? From travel, schooling, and nightlife, JNL discusses genetically-extended lifespans from the individual's point of view.

If code sequences are the foundation of the human body, what happens when we alter the script? In this episode of a two-part series, JNL explores a  world in which humans have the potential to live forever. 

JNL embark on a new podcasting format in exploring serendipitous hypotheticals. Highlighting racism in the wizardly world of Harry Potter, questioning the characterization of Gringotts' goblins, and noting the eugenic strife between Muggles and Pure-Bloods - JNL tackle cancel-culture and the role that storytelling plays in shaping our perceptions.

As the third installment of a three-part series covering the state of our democracy, JNL reflect on the election as well as the theatrical transience of social movements. From movie to reality, JNL tackle what it means to live in a democracy and how sustainable reform is possible. 

As the ballots are tallied up in the remaining swing states, JNL inspect the nature of the election, commenting on different policies and strategies employed by both candidates to reach that coveted 270. Regardless of your political affiliations, make sure to vote! For more information, go to:  https://www.usa.gov/voter-registration