Join the Wolf and Bull in episode 49 as they welcome their third official guest: Jack Chigaruga. In this episode, The Wolf, Bull, and Jack discuss dimethyltryptamine, a.k.a DMT, and whether its effects on the human body and mind are more than just chemical reactions. Additionally, The Bull and Jack provide some entertaining stories from their past while the Wolf struggles with whether the organization D.A.R.E had any positive effect at all on his life. 

As the Wolf would say, jump into this episode "feet first, pants off" to hear some entertaining shenanigans and interesting positions on DMT and its chemical, psychological, and historical effects. 

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Nearly halfway through 2022 and it seems like the craziness levels experienced in 2020, and 2021 haven't subsided. It may feel as if we're teetering on the edge of social breakdown, and that very well could be the case. Or maybe, things are just as they've always been: a crazy event occurs, followed by something to take our minds off whatever that crazy event may be. Enter the Johnny Depp and Amber Heard trial. 

Join The Wolf, Bull, and Baewolf in episode 48 as they provide their opinions on the trial so far, and how our cultural desire to distract ourselves from equally, if not more, important situations are starting to seem cyclical. 

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“To leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch, or a redeemed social condition; to know that even one life has breathed easier because you have lived - that is to have succeeded." - Ralph Waldo Emerson

The last few years have been difficult for many, with societal norms seemingly frayed, cultural movements pushing for further extremes, and communities left with the fallout. 

Join the Wolf, the Bull, and Baewolf in episode 47 as they discuss the idea of purpose, and try to make sense of a society of people who seem to be seeking meaning in all the wrong places. 

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"The purpose of life is not to be happy. It is to be useful, to be honorable, to be compassionate, to have it make some difference that you have lived and lived well." - Ralph Waldo Emerson

Have you ever felt like a commodity in the game of life? Almost as if everything you say, do, or believe could be placed within a commercial advertising existence. Does this feeling, if you've felt it, provide you with fulfillment, or not? 

Join the Wolf, the Bull, and Baewolf in episode 46 as they discuss the commoditization of humanity and how platforms such as TikTok, bad faith crime documentaries, and more play into the dehumanization of society as we currently know it. 

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Coined originally by Sir Thomas More for his 16th-century book, Utopia; a utopia is an imagined community or group that retains highly desirable or nearly faultless merits for its participants. 

Throughout history, society has strived to create a utopia in small pocket communities, or on a large scale. If utopia is truly a possibility though, what's holding us back from attaining it? 

Join The Wolf, Bull, and Baewolf in episode 45 as they discuss their opinions on utopia, some modern examples, and whether or not a "nearly faultless" existence can be achieved. 

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The Satanic Panic is the coined term for a period in the United States, beginning in the 1980s and peaking in the 1990s, in which there was a moral panic amongst society about Satanic ritualistic abuse. There were over 12,000 documented and reported accusations in the United States, yet not one was ever substantiated of any organized cult abuse. Was this an echo of social hysteria, or something else? 

Join the Wolf, the Bull, and Baewolf as they discuss the Satanic Panic, Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter, and Johnny Depp's defamation case against Amber Heard. 

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There are estimated to be between 100 and 200 tribes, numbering up to 10,000 individuals as "uncontacted peoples" in the world. These people, for the most part, choose to live in isolation from the world around them. 

Join the Wolf, Bull, and Baewolf as they discuss the North Sentinelese of North Sentinel Island and the Maschio-Piro of the Amazon. They also discuss the recent mask mandate changes, and the possibility of solving all the world's problems with an iPhone Pro 13 max, Tesla cyber trucks, and a pair of Yeezy foam runners. 

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Have you ever found yourself wondering whether or not it's worth the argument, the discussion, or the engagement with someone on the other side of the coin? Aposematism may explain why. Aposematism, in the briefest of terms, is when an animal signals to a potential predator, that it is not worth eating or attacking. Within nature, many examples exist, but the team here at The Wolf and Bull podcast believes this interesting evolutionary trait may extend into the human world to a degree. 

Join The Wolf, Bull, and Baewolf in episode 42 as they discuss Aposematism and how it may relate to human nature in a world of 8.5% interest rates, Elon Musk purchasing shares of Twitter, purple hair, and MAGA hats.

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"Expressive individualism holds that each person has a unique core of feeling and intuition that should unfold or be expressed if individuality is to be realized." - Robert Bellah

Western social culture has frequently praised the altar to the "self" throughout modern history. Our Founding Fathers paved the way for the rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Over the last few decades though, it seems that our understanding, and projection of "self" has been distorted by our culture in a way that is unrepresentative en masse and unsustainable for the future. 

Join The Wolf, Bull, and Baewolf in episode forty-one as they explore the ideology of expressive individualism, its meaning, history, and its current effect on our present social sphere.

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California is known as the Golden State, the land of opportunity, and people travel from all over the world to live there. Many arrive, but what is the perspective of the people who leave? "Don't California my state," has become a popular slogan, but why? 

In episode forty, the Wolf, Baewolf, and the Bull discuss their personal opinions and feelings after leaving California; the good, the bad, and the ugly. Additionally, the team "takes bets" on Chris Rock versus Will Smith in the Oscar ring, as well as the newest "mental illness" included in the DSM-5. 

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