There are a many things that Comedian Alex Cave holds near and truth to her heart. But there is one that is the closes and that's anime. She tells Justin how anime has not only been a form of entertainment for her, but also how the art form has been used as a form of therapy for her and how that has helped her shape her views.

For Comedian Mark Logan, the saying "Do you what you love" is a creed he lives by. He tells Justin how working an office job propelled him to think critically about where his life was headed and how the thought process got him to focus on his true passion in life; comedy and screen printing.

And we're back! To celebrate the move to a new studio, Justin has on the deeply funny and charismatic Comedian Nick Torchin to discuss all things Evolutionary Science. Nick tells Justin how the process of the evolution cycle begins and how human beings are still evolving. The pair then discuss both ethical and unethical ways Evolutionary Science has been used to shape society.

Did you know the term Stan Culture originates from the song "Stan" by Eminem? Justin didn't know that, but guest Neha Talreja sure did. She reveals to Justin as to what makes a Stan Culture and why it has similarities to cults.

When it comes to wrestling; Justin only knows the basics. But for special guest Comedian Brett Davis (The Special without Brett Davis, Wrestling Club wfmu) wrestling is a way of life. Brett talks to Justin about the history of wrestling and why he believes independent circuits are the future. He also talks about how wrestling has helped him with his comedy and why he believes the two art forms work well together.

What do Mary Poppins and Communism have in common? For filmmaker Geoff Simons it's the fact that the former introduced him to the latter. Geoff comes on the pod to talk to Justin about how his obsession for musicals has not only helped him grow as a director, but how the art form has shaped his political beliefs. He also shares his reasoning why he believes Simba from the Lion King is one of the worst film protagonists of all time.

A wave of ideas and beliefs take hold when Comedian Ben Herwitz (Comedy Rhetoric) comes on the pod to talk all things Surfing with Justin. Ben talks to Justin about how not only has Surfing changed his views on Nature and Technology, but also how adapting a surfer like mentality has helped him see the bigger picture when it comes to life.

Justin is in for a wild ride when he has friend and "sage" Emily Candini comes on the pod to discuss the phenomenon of Karen Videos. The pair discuss the psychological aspect the videos can have for those who view them and why white women tend to avoid talking about their role in racism. Emily then tells Justin a fantasy she has involving a Karen and how she hopes it can come true.