Adam reflects on gratitude's gift to the grateful, a little death in the pub in the afternoon and the ultimate destination for any artist.

Adam reflects on the life affirming qualities of the madrigal compositions of William Byrd, how the purr of diesel engines might be evidence of a Deity and how Indians are his favourite race of Asians. 

Adam is joined by Tom all the way from Germany to discuss sex swings, Sugar Gliders and why there are no metric clocks.

A swamp full of frogs, gifts given and the imagining  of the future self as a child.

Adam witnesses the spectacle of self-destruction while passing a schoolyard, the future visit to Auschwitz approaches and the remaining fear of an Irish upbringing.

In this episode Adam explores a friendship ruined over firewood, the foolishness of the truly ignorant and the satanic myth of happiness.

In this episode of low-fi storytelling, Adam looks into the nuances of the father-son relationship, dressing like Forrest Gump before mowing your lawn and coming to terms with the fact that the death of loved ones under your care, delivers an odd mix of sorrow and relief. 

There's a Victor Frankl reference, a flying fox and a tip of the hat to Back to the Future and Rick and Morty.