Misha and Damon try to determine whether one of them is a murderous robot, and whether they would even know if they were robots. 

We discuss the Oblique Strategies deck, a collection of prompts created by producer and ambient music pioneer Brian Eno. The Oblique Strategies deck is our first example of a formal creativity tool which uses an element of randomness.

Misha and Damon spend the show arguing or something.

Misha and Damon discuss randomness in music, sometimes known as aleatoric music.

Misha and Damon discuss when, why, and how to end season one, mention some games, and (mostly) respect Andy Looney of Looney Labs.

We interview a drunk guy who is known for interviewing drunk people.

Misha and Damon finally roll to play a game on the show. Fun for us? Definitely! Fun for you? You tell us: [email protected].

Misha and Damon discuss Morton's List, which is nominally a game, but acts more as a gateway to aleatoric adventures and the random reality lifestyle. 

We finally convinced someone to be a guest on the show. Tom Mast, Ph.D. is a former neuroscience professor who is currently in med school to be a podiatrist. Find out what kind of time manipulation superpowers he would prefer.

Misha and Damon discuss divination, i.e. using randomness to seek information about the future.