In this episode, Caesar asks podcasters who haven’t found an abundance of success yet, "Even though you don't make money or get big numbers... What motivates you to keep going?"


This episode is part 2 to Episode 23, but you don’t really need to hear the first part to understand this one. The premise is explained at the beginning.

Caesar rants about how bad his favorite basketball team (the Washington Generals) has been over the years.

Caesar complains about the NHL's expansion and migration from Canada and northern U.S. cities towards more southern cities

Caesar talks about the recent DART collision with an asteroid, and other stuff too.

Watching a Rocket Launch from the Kennedy Space Center is a Frustrating Experience.

(Explicit) In this episode, Caesar talks about his recent trip to The University of Florida, Kimbra, Doja Cat, colder weather, visiting new places, expectations, anxiety, dinosaurs, pelicans, boogie boarding, ocean currents,”Top Gun”, “Everything, Everywhere, All at Once”, minor league hockey, & Jurassic Park.

What makes podcasting worth all of the hard work and effort that it takes to write, record, and edit a quality show? The market is over-saturated with podcasts that don't make any money and never get popular, so is it even worth it to put forth the effort? In this episode of The Great Big Intergalactic, Caesar discusses these issues and how hosts can become frustrated with the lack of appreciation that they receive.

Caesar rants about Donald Trump vs. Joe Biden, covid, authoritarianism, going to the beach, college football, NFL football, the cities of Cleveland & Boston, living in Florida, Peepers, Fudgies, Southwest Airlines, BLM riots, the January 6th riots, supporting local businesses during the pandemic, and the meaning of "nice guys".

Intelligence, the afterlife, fulfilling childhood dreams, intermittent fasting... In this episode, Caesar drinks alcohol for the first time in 6 weeks, and then he starts pondering his existence in this unscripted, somewhat pointless episode.

Lance Ingram of Yesterday's Concert guest hosts this episode of The Great Big Intergalactic to share his thoughts on the state of modern music, as well as his top 5 favorite songs from the last 5 years. This episode is kind of a part 2 response to a previous one - “E18 - Is Rock & Roll Really Dead?: The Search for New Good Music.” It may be helpful to listen to that episode first, but probably not necessary.


Yesterday’s Concert can be found at www.yesterdaysconcert.com or https://twitter.com/ConcertPod

Here are the links to Lance’s top 5 favorite picks…

2018 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NC7cmWkBoz4
2019 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2AVQVdeTL8
2020 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cTG0dakpDko
2021 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_W-nl1zzHFA
2022 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDMldn7hFZo

After this episode, The Great Big Intergalactic will be taking a hiatus until September. Producing a solo podcast can be very consuming, so it’s important to take breaks from time to time, so that other parts of life can be fully enjoyed as well. Enjoy this episode, and see you again with more content in the Fall!