Uncommonly Common Conversations

In tonight's episode we go through things Rhys has bookmarked on X.

Some of it is real - some of it isn't.

That's the fun.

In tonight's episode, Allan, Matt & Rhys discuss the attempted assassination of Donald Trump.

In tonight's episode, we go into the law of Warhammer 40k and start Rhys' journey into this Star Wars replacement.

In tonight's episode we discuss what the Acolyte and what it means for the future of Star Wars.

In tonight's episode, Sam, Rohan, Allan and Rhys discuss the history and cultural impact of WWE.

We also learn some interesting facts about Allan.

In tonight's episode, Mat and Rhys react to the recent video of an American soldier setting himself on fire to protest the war in Gaza.

We link the actions of this video to the work of Demons by Dostoyeski and discuss how ideas can take ahold of you.

In tonight's episode, Matt, Julian and Michelle join Rhys to discuss Canadian psychologist Dr. Jordan Peterson.

We will discuss his rise to global prominence and what some of his teachings and messages have meant to be us over the past six to seven years.

In particular we talk about how he has shifted our views on politics and religion.

Welcome to Episode 21 of Uncommonly Common Conversations: "UFOs are (probably) real." Join hosts Rohan, Julian, Matt, and Rhys as they dive into the evolving discourse around UFOs (Unidentified Flying Objects) and UAPs (Unidentified Aeronautical Objects).

In this episode, the team delves into recent shifts in language and tone surrounding these mysterious phenomena. They analyze compelling US military footage and explore insights from NASA's 2023 report, sparking a thought-provoking discussion on the legitimacy of these encounters.

Are these UFOs real, and if so, what might they be? Join the conversation as the group navigates this enigma.

In tonight’s episode, Matt, Rohan and Rhys discuss the merits of the AC franchise and how it has managed to stay relevant through continual reinvention.

In tonight's episode, Julian, Matt, Rohan and Rhys discuss the TV show Star Trek and how it has managed to become increasingly relevant in today's broken society.