Part three of the triptych of episodes about death, this one is a conversation of Hall’s recent essay Immortality Is a Dirty Lie (But You Gotta Believe It Anyway).

Continuing the topic of last week, the Chimps unpack Hall’s plan to go out on his own terms.

Don has now officially given his father the ultimate Father’s Day gift—hospice.

Himmel is on vacation so Hall brings in guest Ape Brandon Bruce to talk art, politics, and the intersection of both.

The news—from Trump sending troops to LA to Brian Wilson’s death—is on the minds of our Apes with Mics.

Himmel saw a guy and did a thing and is wondering if he, like so many others, has a racism problem.

June is Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month and no two men are more qualified to talk about than a therapy-obsessed Jew and an emotionally constipated Gen Xer. This discussion also includes some talk of grandfathers who fought in WWII.

Himmel turns the page into thepost-forty-five chapter and he, and a few others, have thoughts.

Hall is in his semi-traditional rant about Art for Art’s Sake. Himmel pushes back as he usually does.