The rest of the superlatives that went unasked.

In this shorter special episode, Stephen, Brevin, and Sam discuss Facebook's recent attempts to collaborate with and parasitize churches for their secret nefarious purposes. Also, Stephen despises The Green Knight movie and Sam endorses road rage. Have a listen!

It's Star Wars Special Time, now with twice as many special guests! Kellen and Jensen join Brevin and Stephen to trench run through the recent past, present, and future of Star Wars in its many media forms. Kellen doesn't buy ReyLo, Jensen hates EA's dominance of SW games, Stephen thinks Chewie is overrated, and Brevin wants a return to the wild space west of early novelization. Also, games! Star Wars Trivia (see how well you do!) and the main event, Star Wars Superlatives! What's the best lightsaber? Worst character in the sequels? Character most likely to vote for Bernie Sanders? Listen and find out! DRINK THE GREEN MILK

Kellen describes why Chopper would rule the Galaxy atop a mountain of bodies.

It's finally the end of the Master and His Emissary. As they finish up the final chapter, the boys reflect on a long journey well spent, as well as critique a few gaps in the book's conclusion. Also, firebombing freemasons, sinophillic sociologists, Covid nonsense, and comic sans psychopathy. Have a listen!

It's the homestretch as the Master and His Emissary stares at modernism and postmodernism. There's plenty more about why modern art is bad--what's not to like!? Also, Brevin brings an article about kickstarter board game bloat, Sam laments self-inviting relatives, and Stephen goes on an expectative-laced rant against innocent car enthusiasts. Have a listen!

While this podcast is supposed to be about the industrial revolution's creation of a dystopian hellscape, the Master and His Emissary sort of breezes by the topic, and the boys do too. Instead they talk about who to vote for in 2020, how many whole fried chickens one can stuff into a Bloody Mary, and even a mask/vaccine politics. Have a listen!

We're back at it with the Master and His Emissary Chapter 10, and we've brought a special guest to throw water on our enthusiasm! Nik has some choice words to say about McGilchrist's analysis of the Enlightenment (and everything else), Brevin is ready to go to war with birds, and Stephen takes the controversial position of disliking group projects. Have a listen!

Special Guest Ben arrives on the program to give a succinct summary of Charles Taylor's "Secular Age" and saves the boys several months of reading. Stephen's main man David Foster Wallace makes an angst-filled return. Sam steals several of Brevin's transitions, and everyone successfully passes the All Souls College Entrance Exam. Have a Listen!

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