In episode that's akin to a Buddha bowl with one-too-many ingredients, Jack & Michael break down how to mess with phone scammers and the true origins of chem trails. They also quiz ChatGPT on several clandestine topics, and Jack gives his dissertations on the failure of pre-packaged theology and why Yoplait yogurt needs to change the shape of their plastic cups.

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Jack & Michael hold court at their favorite perk to delve into topics including the innocence of corporately-contrived mascots and the inherent consequences of bringing extinct animals back to life. Michael also opines about Crystal Pepsi and quizzes Jack on what product mash-up he'd most like to see become a reality.

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This sit down at Existence Brewing finds Jack & Michael exchanging banter about professional exorcists, scammers and informercials, and the power of the mind and spirit for the purposes of healing. Jack also shares a written piece regarding his pet peeves surrounding online dating profiles.

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Jack and Michael riff on the newly-created Fear & Greed Index; Jack shares his thoughts on the equalizer between perception and truth; In an Existence Brewing first, Jack does a full reading of a think piece he recently wrote about the Doomsday Clock.

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Jack amends a grievous error about Tic Tacs from a previous episode, as he and Michael also stir through their feelings about Val Kilmer's recent passing, the true nature of disclosure, and offer a preview of a planned sit-down regarding how to tell the difference between what's truly real and what's not.

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Jack & Michael welcome their first-ever guest to share their table at Existence Brewing, as Jack's girlfriend stops by do discuss an alarming revelation about one of the world's most divisive figures.

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This sit down at Existence Brewing finds Jack & Michael talking the enormous asking prices of real estate from fictional movies, how to be the best protestor you can be, and Jack's philosophy about the difference between a will to live and the willingness to live.

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