Call Me Limbo

CRIME IS OUT OF CONTROL!  The dogs are now shooting people at the gas station in David's hometown... And will someone please talk to James on the 10th floor about his graphic tees?!  They're almost as bad as Obama's tan suit!

This week, Dai and David eat sushi in Iowa, dress for comfort and fashion, air out between their legs, experience disappointment and pride, highlight activists in New Jersey, receive gay reparati...

This week, Dai and David learn about the loyalty of rats, wonder why people have rodents for pets, give hot takes on pets in public, sing songs with naughty words, woe over expensive gas prices, censure the Colorado governor, celebrate a data center moratorium in Denver, remember Barney Frank, and much much more.

Climate scientists update predictions, with 2015 goal no longer plausible (Boston Herald)

Colorado Supreme Court orders ch...

At some point, the scrolling stops feeling fun.

This week on Call Me Limbo, a conversation about screen time spirals into something much bigger: burnout, overstimulation, emotional exhaustion, and the weird reality of trying to stay human in an online world that constantly demands our attention.

We talk about doomscrolling, cheap dopamine, political fatigue, loneliness, TikTok propaganda, social media relationships, and why boredom n...

This week, Dai and David are joined by Natalie, a proud Palestinian, licensed professional counselor, community organizer, entrepreneur, community advocate, a leader in the Colorado Palestine Coalition, and friend.  Natalie discusses Palestinian pride and the intersections of American patriotism, white nationalism, healing individually and collectively, liberation individually and collectively, abolition and alternatives to incarce...

Content Warning: This episode discusses suicide and death. Please listen with care for yourself and others. We are all we have.

This week on Call Me Limbo, we start with prairie dogs (don’t ask 😭)… and somehow end up questioning reality, the system, and what any of this is actually for.

Dai and David get real about what it feels like to live in a world where everything seems just slightly off. From misinformation and political chaos...

This week on Call Me Limbo, Dai and David cover everything from rising gas prices to the bigger question: are we actually moving forward… or quietly going backwards?

We kick things off with recession-coded behavior (yes, we’re all suddenly experts at squeezing every drop of gas), before diving into major policy updates across the country. From Colorado’s controversial labor changes impacting farm workers to expanding abortion access...

Content Warning: Toward the end of this episode, we discuss suicide.  If you or someone you know is experiencing suicidal thoughts, please reach out to the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.

This week on Call Me Limbo, we ask a very simple question: are people okay right now? And the answer… is no.

Dai and David dive into everything from rising crime narratives to the ways society feels increasingly off balance. What starts as a conver...

This week’s episode starts with a conversation about musty dates and quickly spirals into one of the funniest and most chaotic discussions yet. Dai and David unpack dating frustrations, hygiene expectations and why the bar sometimes feels impossibly low.

From there, the conversation shifts into draft debates, personal boundaries and the uncomfortable reality of being told what you should be willing to do. The episode balances humor ...

This week’s episode starts chaotic and somehow gets even more unhinged, in the best way.

We break down the latest culture war hypocrisy, including a Supreme Court ruling impacting LGBTQ rights, anti-trans legislation, and how “freedom of religion” is increasingly being used as a shield for discrimination.

Then things take a turn.

We talk about:
 • The Supreme Court conversion therapy ruling
 • Anti-LGBTQ legislation and hypocr...

This week, we go there.

From fears of a military draft to questioning everything we were taught about America, this episode turns into one of our most honest conversations yet.

We unpack the rising enlistment age, why fewer Americans qualify for military service, and what it says about the state of the country. Then the conversation deepens — into war, propaganda, nationalism, and what happens when you stop believing in the American ...

This week on Call Me Limbo, we start with a simple question:

Why does work feel so broken right now?

From childhood lessons about “never saying no to your boss”… to modern workplaces demanding more for less, we unpack how hustle culture and corporate expectations shape our lives.

Then things take a turn (as they always do).

We get into:

• A major meatpacking worker strike and what it says about labor in America
• A wild debate about givi...

This week, Dai and David enter their daddy eras by get their nipples licked, experience the difficulties of MILFin' and DILFin' across the country, rebrand the midlife crisis, greet the airplane wing animals by saying hi, fly Biscuit Class, find joy even amongst all the despair, and discuss the role of pets in our lives, travel experiences, Timothée Chalamet, humanities and the arts, municipal sentencing reform in Denver,...

This week on Call Me Limbo, Dai and David attempt to make sense of a world that feels increasingly upside down.

From escalating tensions involving the U.S., Israel, and Iran to surprising election results in Arkansas and Texas, the hosts break down how global conflict, domestic politics, and corporate influence are reshaping democracy in real time.

They explore the growing gap between public opinion and political power, the role of i...

This week, Dai and David discuss Hilary Duff concert tickets and the ticket company monopolies, write to their city councilwomen, celebrate Palantir leaving Denver, recap the State of the Union speech and Abigail Spanberger's response for the Democratic Party, honor Black History Month, try to shut down the data centers and the license plate readers, and much much more!

Get out your credit card because we are selling off all of...

This week, Dai and David are joined by one of their favorite returning guests, Nick/Nicole Castro.  Nick is a communications expert and our go-to person for all things kink, non-monogamy, and sex.  In this very spicy episode, we get into Ludacris lyrics, the refractory period, penis cartoons, the need for inclusive and comprehensive sex education, how to get pregnant, having sex with a sock, fear of sexually transmitted diseases, q...

This week, Dai and David are joined by the incredible Reverend Brandan Robertson.  Brandan is an author, theologian, pastor, and activist whose work sits at the intersections of spirituality, sexuality, and social renewal.  In this episode, the three discuss who Jesus was (Was he gay?!  Was he hot?!), how Christianity needs to be queered, being exhausted by Christianity, going through deconstruction, real inclusion, building commun...

Attachment styles shape how we date, argue, grieve, and show up in the world, but most of us were never taught how they actually work.

In this episode, Dai and David sit down with Eli Harwood (The Attachment Nerd) to break down attachment theory, secure relationships, and why dating is inherently vulnerable. We explore how anxious and avoidant patterns show up in modern relationships, and how to move toward secure attachment without...

This week, Dai and David are joined by the incredible Dr. Quintessa Hathaway!  Dr. Hathaway is an educator, an activist, a public servant, the Founding Chancellor of The Hathaway Institute, an author, a former political candidate, a public policy champion, and founder of The Hathaway Political Action Committee.

Dai, David, and Dr. Hathaway talk about The John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act, The Freedom to Vote Act, their per...

This week, Dai and David talk about MLK Day, state-sanctioned and empire-approved resistance, protest tactics, making a point to be disruptive, gatekeeping, politicians at protests, Project 2025, the Black Panthers' resurgence, armed community defense, the pronunciation of Avril Lavigne, white girl pop music of the 2000s, Fetty Wap being released from jail, Hilary Duff's London concert, Now That's What I Call Music, ...