In this weeks episode we go over the meaning of memento mori and what it means to keep our mortality in mind and why that would be beneficial to our own lives and our relations with others.

We then go into the life and stories of Marine Dan Daly, and the legacy he left behind to the Marine Corps, one of two in all the Marine Corps history to receive 2 Medal of Honors.

In this week's episode Mike talks about the fascinating life of Sir Christopher Lee and all of his adventures and contributions to the world.

Gaige then goes on to discuss and list out the top 5 regrets and top 10 pieces of advice from dying patients of all different ages, and what they would like to tell us before it is too late.

In this episode we hear the exciting and thrilling story of John Paul Jones in the mid to late 1700's before, during and after the Revolutionary War, and how he played a large role in shaping the turn out of the American Continents.

We then explore the many different archeological discoveries that completely changed what we thought about ancient humanity and where we came from and how we lived.

In this episode we talk about who Sydney Banks was, the insights he had and the enlightenment he had thrusted upon him. We go into the details of the Three Principles of Life: Mind, Consciousness and Thought - and how our psychology really works.

We then go into the inspiring life of Daniel Morgan and the accomplishments he attained throughout the Revolutionary War and after; and more importantly, how pivotal of a role he played in the Colonies Independence.

In this episode Gaige takes a dive into the two main categories on the nature of the "Self". Is there a self? Do "you" exist? What/Who are "you"?? How can you know for sure?

We then take a journey with Mike into the fascinating, thrilling and mind-blowing story of the USS Indianapolis, where an important mission was in the undertaking when unexpected disasters make turns for the unimaginable.

In this episode we go into the question of whether or not Christmas is a pagan holiday that Christianity took over; and if so, who cares??

We then drive into the historical first Christmas of America after the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

In this episode Mike goes over one of the worst horrors of WWII that no one knows about - the Japanese Unit 731. He goes into detail of the medical experiments done on Chinese prisoners and what happened to these Japanese doctors.

Gaige then takes a dive into the Eastern Orthodox Church's understanding of what hell actually is, explaining how differently it is from churches in the West and how it gives you a much different perspective on God.

In this episode we summarize the debates and reasonings behind why we have free-will and why free-will may be an illusion - or even the wrong question all-together. We then also take a dive into the history of Pearl Harbor, why it should be remembered this Saturday and also some conspiracies surrounding the event. Enjoy !