Hodgepodgery abounds in this rather campy flump at Existence Brewing, as Jack & Michael discuss cinematic franchises, and Jack's recent experience at a horror con. Jack also recounts a tale about when he was ambushed with guns by his ex-wife while driving, and offers his thoughts about the trend of themed birthday parties.

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In another spirited sit-down at Existence Brewing, Jack & Michael muse on a medley on mental menu items, including the spiritual reasons and ramifications of abortion; the soul's ability to reject the enslavements of the Western system; the folly of artificial intelligence; the ignorance and obstinance of science vs. religion; and Jack's personal run-in with a lightworker-hating Reptilian.

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Jack & Michael take a break from philosophy and existentialism on this meet up at Existence Brewing to focus upon some lighter candyfloss, including celebrities who are likely addicted adrenochrome, Jack's dislike of reaction videos on social media, and how he recently assisted a pigeon in need.

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It's another spirited sit-down at Existence Brewing for Jack & Michael, as the pair discuss the virtues of made-for-TV Stephen King films, the modernization of Jesus in evangelical propaganda, and the futility of big-money sports. Jack also eagerly shares his philosophy about what he calls the "gift of flow".

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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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It's the usual brew of the unusual from Jack and Michael, as they discuss topics ranging from misplaced days of recognition, the woman who voiced the misdial messages for the phone company, and Jack's philosophy on putting the world around you in the proper frequency so you can better live within your own space.

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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 & 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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It's Jack & Michael at their zinger finest in this sit down at Existence Brewing , as the pair trade impressions about lightworker awakenings, David Letterman, and the Plutonian theory of astrology. Jack also shares his recent out-of-persona experiences. 

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It's a no-holds-barred bout for Jack & Michael as they take jabs at repugnant celebrities, egregious materialism, and the suddenly-contracting menu board at Starbucks. Jack also goes on a cathartic rampage directed at Bill Gates and a certain family of reality TV stars whose sir name he just can't quite remember. 

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Jack takes ireful aim at a radio commercial he believes incites habitual alcohol abuse and sloth, while both he and Michael weave in discussions about the DOGE's possible link to the Antichrist. The two also say thanks to their growing audience of listeners around the world.

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Jack offers a long-overdue dissertation on the true purpose of sex, and stirs things up with Michael about the old axiom that money can buy happiness, and taking time to stop and feed the animals.

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