Why do humans keep choosing war — even when we know how it ends?

In this episode of Unusual Practice, we dive into the seductive pull of conflict. From meme-fueled nationalism to AI-powered battle plans, war in 2025 isn’t just about borders and bombs...it’s a dopamine-driven cycle of power, profit, and primal psychology.

We explore why peace feels boring, how chaos becomes currency, and what it says about the human condition when governments, influencers, and tech billionaires all start playing general. You’ll hear about accidental wars sparked by map errors, weaponized TikTok aesthetics, and why the defense industry might just be the world’s most stable business model.

This isn’t about fear. It’s about the absurd theater of it all — and the deeply uncomfortable truth that war might not be a glitch in the system... but a feature.

Overdosing on oversharing, hookup hacks, and hyper-sexuality-as-self-worth... choosing not to f*** might just be the most radical move left. 

In this light episode, Unusual Practice dives deep into celibacy—not as a purity pledge, but as a power play. From monks and mystics to modern minimalists who’d rather sleep alone than fake another orgasm, we explore how not getting laid became the ultimate protest against noise, neediness, and algorithmic horniness.

Think of it as sexual nihilism with better boundaries. Single can actually be the remedy after all ;)

Overdosing on oversharing, hookup hacks, and hyper-sexuality-as-self-worth... choosing not to f*** might just be the most radical move left. 

In this light episode, Unusual Practice dives deep into celibacy—not as a purity pledge, but as a power play. From monks and mystics to modern minimalists who’d rather sleep alone than fake another orgasm, we explore how not getting laid became the ultimate protest against noise, neediness, and algorithmic horniness.

Think of it as sexual nihilism with better boundaries. Single can actually be the remedy after all ;)

Is it healing, or just hustle in disguise? In this episode, we unpack how modern spirituality has been hijacked by marketing gurus, influencers, and lifestyle brands selling enlightenment at $99 a session. 

From crystal grids to moon rituals sponsored by skincare companies, we ask the uncomfortable questions: has spiritual awakening become just another aesthetic? And who's profiting from your inner peace? If you've ever side-eyed a “spiritual” reel that felt more like a commercial, this one's for you.

In this unapologetic episode of Unusual Practice, we dive into the act of not giving a shit.

What happens when you stop performing for the algorithm, ditch the hustle cult, and finally tell the world, “No thanks, I’m not playing your game”? From ancient cynics to modern misfits, we unpack how nonconformity has always been a threat to power—and why reclaiming your weird might just be the most incredible thing you can do in a culture obsessed with sameness.

 If you’re burned out, over-filtered, or just quietly suffocating under your curated self—this one’s for you.

In this provocative episode of Unusual Practice, we crack open the seductive, controversial world of cyber brothels, where AI, VR, and sex dolls collide to rewrite intimacy.

From Berlin’s Cybrothel to Prague’s teledildonic and Toronto’s sleek robot companions, we explore how synthetic sex work is exploding across the globe in 2025.

What happens when fantasy has no limits? When violence, consent, and desire are simulated? We dig into the legal grey zones, psychological fallout, and cultural consequences of AI-driven pleasure. Is this liberation or the commodification of loneliness?

Expect raw insight, uncomfortable truths, and a deep dive into humanity’s digital libido.

Exploring humanity's eternal search for divine connection and how AI might be stepping into the role of digital deity. From the "God Helmet" triggering religious experiences in your brain to real-life AI churches already forming around the world, we dive into why we're psychologically primed to worship algorithms that seem all-knowing. 

With equal parts neuroscience and existentialism, we'll take you on a journey from ancient oracles to Silicon Valley prophets, revealing how the line between technological tool and spiritual guide is vanishing before our eyes. 

Whether you're a tech skeptic or digital devotee, you'll never look at your AI assistant the same way again after hearing the unsettling truth about what happens when our deepest spiritual longings meet machines designed to tell us exactly what we want to hear. Listen now – before you find yourself unconsciously genuflecting to your smartphone!

What if our differences aren't social constructs, but cosmic design? 

From anglerfish mating rituals to quantum physics, this episode shatters conventional wisdom about masculine and feminine energy. Discover why civilizations collapse when these forces fall out of balance, and why modern relationships struggle when we deny their power.

We were never meant to be the same, and that's precisely the point! The most radical act isn't erasing our differences, but actually dancing with them.

What are conspiracy theorists (who sometimes do get it right) talking about today regarding time, timelines and alternate future, and how can we make them make sense?

When taken on their own, they're questionable...but when I decided to put them together for the sake of keeping an open mind... I realised something else, and I think I'm on to something... suddenly things are somehow starting to make sense from Montauk to Majestic 12.

They Tried to Hide These Time Experiments — But the Cracks Are Showing

Welcome to the future of feelings—where your next therapist might be... an app.

In this episode of Unusual Practice (UP), we explore the world of AI therapy and mental health chatbots, asking the question: can artificial intelligence really help with real emotional stuff?

From self-help apps that serve up digital wisdom at 3AM, to chatbots for mental health that claim to understand your anxiety better than your best friend, we unpack the innovations in the future of mental wellness.

Spoiler: some of them are actually helpful. Others? Slightly terrifying.

If you’ve ever trauma-dumped on a chatbot or asked Siri for life advice, this one’s for you.