Kyle discusses the mysterious death of Christopher Case, the investigation of Haitian zombification, and physiologist Walter Cannon's "voodoo death" in the second edition of Thought Process.

Kyle weighs in on "radioactive" topics of discussion within progressive circles.

In the second part of his conversation with The Process, Bronson discusses meditation, powerlifting, cognitive therapy, psychedelic exploration, and a number of other methods he has used to treat his PTSD without the use of pharmaceutical intervention.

Bronson Lee Norton was walking to the gym in Vancouver's Strathcona neighbourhood in March 2015 when he heard a woman's screams coming from inside a home. In part one of a two part conversation with The Process, Bronson breaks down the event that shocked a community and changed his life forever.

In part two of a two part series on the life and work of groundbreaking fantasy writer J.R.R. Tolkien, The Process cover Tolkien’s life from the publication of The Hobbit to his death, and discuss his impact on their lives and culture as a whole. Kyle and Robin are joined at the table by musician and producer Tim Creviston, who is usually positioned behind the mixing board.

In part one of a two part series on the life and work of groundbreaking fantasy writer J.R.R. Tolkien, The Process cover Tolkien’s life up to the publication of The Hobbit, and discuss his impact on their lives and culture as a whole. Kyle and Robin are joined at the table by musician and producer Tim Creviston, who is usually positioned behind the mixing board.

Nikola Tesla was a Serbian-American inventor, electrical engineer, mechanical engineer, futurist, and one of the most underrated individuals in history. Luc and Kyle are joined by guest Ian Pérez, a Tesla fan with the ink to prove it.

Over the past 30 years, a number of individuals have claimed to reverse engineer extraterrestrial technology as part of secret government programs. With help from Austen Bietenbeck, Luc and Kyle analyze the two most compelling stories to date.

More than 80% of adults in North America regularly consume caffeine to postpone fatigue and improve mental alertness. Are they enhancing their lives or struggling with addiction? Luc, Kyle, and guest Madison Norton (Seer) take on the world's most widely consumed psychoactive drug.

In 1959, a group was formed for a skiing expedition across the northern Urals in Sverdlovsk Oblast, Soviet Union. The trip would end in tragedy, and to this day remains unsolved. Join Kyle, Robin, and Luc as they explore the incident and share their thoughts.