Dinosaurs, artificial intelligence, and the bad things that happen when man plays God - in this week’s episode, our three Millennials take a nostalgic look back at a film classic, “Jurassic Park”. Along the way, they babble about the Tower of Babel and debate the likelihood of the brave new world known as the Singularity.

The guys explore the limits of humor and discuss the comedy, tragedy, and romance of Best Picture nominee, Jojo Rabbit.

The guys dive into to the trenches of Best Picture nominee, “1917”, and tackle just war theory, virtuous pagans, bizarre tales of World War I, and Dante’s Inferno.

The guys tread on hallowed ground, speaking of the feminine genius behind Little Women: the Oscar-nominated film, the literary classic, and the cultural legend of Jo March, feminist icon. Along the way they avoid a pit of toxic masculinity, snooze beneath a woke tree, and arrive at the home fire of family life (and bar the door to the cold winds of childless existentialism).

Alex, Luke, and Ben are back with a time travel trip through the best (and the worst) of the Decade Without A Name.

As “The Rise of Skywalker” looms, the guys close out the year with an epic discussion of The Star Wars, from space operas and Zoroastrianism to World War II and the mythic power of George Lucas’ vision.