Third Space Podcast

Whoa! Daniel and Bennett do a "live" podcast! Well, live in the sense that they're both sitting at the same table in person instead of talking virtually. Topics are many and varied, including eye contact, virtual communication vs. live interaction, retro gaming on the SNES, and a tried-and-true Superpowers and Drawbacks.

Daniel and Bennett discuss fat-tired bikes, dive into a Mind Your Morals segment that handles both towel dirtying and cancer laser home invasion, and then examine the strange and uncomfortable phenomenon of "worlds colliding," and for some reason grandma's urn keeps popping up amid it all.

This episode features pandemic related broccoli tragedies, a set of extraordinarily lame Superpowers and Drawbacks, some examination of distance learning, and a rigged game where Daniel attempts to guess foreign accents, proving empirically that Bennett isn't as bad at accents as he suspected.

Daniel ponders the wisdom of refrigerator door opening strategies, we introduce a new segment, Bennett Fixes Sports, which will surely annoy sports fans (especially hockey fans), and we take a look at two interesting situations in another edition of Mind Your Morals.

Daniel introduces a new segment tentatively called "What Are Your Thoughts?" that, in this instance, examines professional cuddling. We also discuss intimacy and AI, the hardest video game Bennett has ever played, and Daniel Does Science (with body odor!).

In this episode, Daniel and Bennett talk about Lil' Wayne, touch on the hot topic of Corona virus, do a rank 5 Superpowers and Drawbacks, and examine a theory of meaningfulness that breaks the concept down into 5 easily communicable components.

A new segment graces this episode: Mind Your Morals, where we examine the intricacies of mild, medium, or spicy ethical dilemmas. We also discuss Kobe Bryant's death, hyper-theticals, and food labeling.

This first episode after Christmas kicks off with Superpowers and Drawbacks, and then delves into Bennett and Daniel's experience and thoughts on gifts, both how they're given and how they're received.

In this episode, we discuss Daniel's dental dilemmas, suss out the suckiness of cyclists, Daniel Does Science (Astronomy!), reminisce about childhood activities, and examine superstition. It also appears that Daniel's mic wasn't configured for this episode, so apologies for the lower audio quality on his end.

This episode contains a number of topics, including food delivery services, the etymology of the word testify, how attention works, auto-driving cars, and malware. This episode wraps up with another Superpowers and Drawbacks.