This week we sit down with Colton Armstrong who is the lead vocalist of Sledge and a good friend of ours for many years. We talk about Sledge's new release 'A Pitch Black Night Without Headlights', the unique Oklahoma music scene, and we wrestle with the paradox of finding artistic fulfillment through dominantly dark and negative experiences. Thank you for listening and if you like what we are putting out go ahead and subscribe and follow us on Twitter at @WBBpodcast and checkout Sledge on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/album/011za9tj96R6YM9L4rqNPs

What is the skill of podcasting? This week we flex our unskill by exploring this elusive question, discussing the newest conversation platform Clubhouse, and how to balance open mindedness with individual sensemaking. We appropriately finish this weeks rip with our speculations on secret aliens, galactic civilizations, and interdimensional beings. Thank you for listening and if you like what we are putting out go ahead and subscribe and follow us on Twitter at @WBBpodcast

How do our lives change as more and more of our work, play, and social interactions move into the digital realm? On this week's episode we go deep into the topics of video games, VR, and virtual worlds to speculate on how we got here, and what to expect over the next few decades of our virtual lives. We hope you enjoy and we would love to connect through Twitter: @WBBpodcast or Email: [email protected]

For this weeks episode we sat down with our friend Josh Rigdon to talk about the recent fiasco between r/wallstreetbets, hedge funds and our favorite video game retailer Gamestop. We break down this entire story and touch on some general questions and foundations for understanding the stock market in 2021.

This week we hit record with absolutely no agenda (some drugs) and riffed on a number of different topics. It was a fun experiment! Ironically the subject we really landed on was gamifiying productivity?? Thank you for listening and we hope you enjoy!

On this episode we dig into some of the narratives, culture, and history of the Cypherpunk/Cyberpunk movements in the early 90's. Humanities continual interweaving with technology (and it's implications) is a topic we love revisiting and getting tongue tied over. Hope you enjoy!

Josh and Austin sit down with Landon Sikes a friend and student practicing counseling/psychology at the University of Central Oklahoma. We get into everything mental health, wrestling with anxiety during the pandemic, and strategies for addressing and accepting reality.

What do psychedelics and other drugs have to say about the nature of reality? Were psychedelics an essential aspect of our development as humans? What are we missing by living in a society where mind altering substances are stigmatized? Are cats always tripping?

An exploration of everything off the beaten path. Josh and Austin are fighting off the doldrums of young adulthood and trying to learn, stay exploratory, reject comfort, and embrace the sweet unknown of existence.