121 – The hosts use their personal stories to discuss the long-term effects of the pandemic. How will people be shaped by social distancing?

120 – What does it mean to be prosperous in a precarious world? The hosts talk about what Covid-19 reveals about our social structures and our mythologies.

119 – The hosts discuss their shock, both as a concept, and as their own personal response to the pandemic.

118 – The hosts continue their discussion of the pandemic.

117 – The hosts discuss Covid-19

116 – Everyone in the United States seems to be angry about everything. What are the roots of this anger? What are its effects? Can it be used constructively? (Part 2 of 2).

115 – The hosts conclude their conversation on community. Are there community's you are a part of but wish you weren't? (Part 1 of 2).

114 – How do we know that we belong to a community? What is the role of touching as a ritual, and rituals in general within the community, and is it possible to maintain a community without them?

113 – What is the role of death in the community? How does it contribute to community formation, and how is death shaped by the community?

112 – Part 2 of 2. We are shaped by the communities we escape from, and the communities we find. What does it mean for a social primate to be "an individual"?