This week we discuss the topic of effective rest, not just any kind of rest, but effective rest. Hopefully this idea will be interesting to some of you out there, and perhaps you can share some of your tips on how you effectively rest. As always, thank you for listening and we'll catch you in the next one. See you later aligator!

Hello! We're back and ready to go. This time more casual, more real, but as enthusiastic about developing this podcast further. It has been two years since the last time we did this, and happy to update, and have this become a place where we can discuss our unfiltered ideas... Under the Honeycomb, hope you stick around for the ride and we'll see you around. <3

It's been awhileeee. We have been on a break for a long time but in this episode, we are talking about what makes us human and if it's possible for AI to be classified as humans in the future. Meanwhile, we go through a bunch of random topics that are let's just say... questionable. Hope you find this entertaining at least. 

Disclaimer: everything is for the sake of jokes and just entertainment :D

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In this episode, we talk about what we liked and disliked about the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Marvel has had a HUGE library of content over the last decade and there have been ups and downs. Whether it was a stroke of luck that they managed to create the cultural phenomenon that they did, or it was a carefully constructed chain of events. Saying that they have done well would be an understatement. With that said, after Endgame, we feel that Marvel has lost their footing and has been struggling to find its stride. So looking back, we just thought about what Marvel did right in their journey here, and what we feel they are doing wrong. Obviously, we are fans of the MCU and feel a little sad about which direction they are moving toward but hope that they can do better. 

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In this episode we talk about our favorite elements in A24's film, Hereditary directed and written by Ari Aster. The really good cast consisted of, Toni Collette, Alex Wolff, Milly Shapiro, and Gabriel Byrne. Hereditary throws out all cliche elements of classic horror films like jumpscares, finding a ghost in the house that they move into, whispering in the ear etc. 

This film highlights horror, through the story of a family tragedy, and rich characters. Easily one of our top picks within the horror movie genre. 

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