Your Dad is a Bear Tanis Cassidy & Michael Lugo

In our final episode, we have our friend Rob Shaw back on the show to laugh about society. Without taking ourselves too seriously, we ponder personal outlooks and how to measure the value of our lives. Thank you for listening!

Kevin Gray joins us again (previously a guest in episode 7), this time to discuss the multiverse, nostalgia, and the impact of memories. Within every memory is a lesson.

The one and only Jim Robinson joins us to discuss his journey with parenting, cultural norms, and when it's okay to stop learning (never -- it's never okay to stop learning).

We take a break from the paranormal and fantasy topics to talk about something else we enjoy: visual and audial media. From the struggles of streaming on Twitch to the subjective opinions about "good" music, our conversation is more laid back this time, but still with sprinkles of analytical insight about how these things affect daily life.

Continuing from our previous episode, and a bit deeper into our bottle of red blend, we think back to episode 2 about the "be a man" phrase. From there we discuss masculinity, femininity, and some perspectives on equality and superiority in modern times.

We explore the world of vampires with how they are portrayed in media. We take particular interest in their immortality. With all the time in the world, there are endless choices with how to spend your time.