The personal reading journeys that have taken us to where we are today, as well as how these respective journeys allowed our curiosities to grow. We discuss some of the books that have impacted us both, as well as our feelings around what books mean past their contents.

Discussions surrounding our human habit of keeping busy, including considerations for productivity culture, stigma against idleness, and Sisyphean efforts to use our time more "optimally".

Discussions surrounding loneliness and solitude, how they relate to our feelings of connection with others, and their roles as catalysts for change. If you find yourself some place that you don’t want to be, that’s okay, stay as long as you have to, just come back.

A deeper exploration into the construction of the absurd and how it is applies to philosophy, literature and life; as well as conversations around Heidegger's 'throwness', Sartre's existentialism, and what absurdism looks like in the modern world.

An exploration into one another, with a few conversations surrounding books, time, feeling, and other things.