Auralnauts Presents: Excelsior Zak Koonce
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The Auralnauts sub-podcast, using comedy to promote positive male mental health with your host Zak Koonce
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Excelsior Episode 9: The Rise of Sh*t Talker
After a lengthy absence, the Excelsior podcast has returned from the flaming wreckage of 2019. It wasn't easy. The podcast had to fight marauders, zombies, time traveling robots, and, in a stunning twist, itself after realizing the real enemy came from within. Anyway, Zak has a bunch of stories about failed romance to help you get through another Valentine's Day.
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Excelsior Episode 8: Gay Pride
It's World Pride Month, and that means dancing, partying, and a lot of straight dudes struggling to understand their place in all of it. Join Zak on this episode of Excelsior as he tries to help you unpack the meaning of everything going on and help you be a little cooler about it.
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Excelsior Episode 7: Adult Sex Ed
Zak talks with special guest Dani F. Leonard about her show Adult Sex Ed, which becomes a gateway to talk about some actual adult sex. I'm not saying this podcast will solve all of your sexual problems, but I'm also not saying it won't.
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Excelsior Episode 6: Career Counseling
Whether you care about it or not, your job affects how you see the world and how the world sees you. Zak shares some nightmare job stories to try and make you feel better about where you're at in your own life.
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Excelsior Episode 5: Valentine's Day
There's not a single person alive who enjoys this BS holiday, but we're all still slaves to it. Join Zak as he gives you some hot tips on how to survive this Valentine's Day as sexily as possible. Come for the life coaching, stay for the condom reviews.
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Excelsior Episode 4: Crying like a Man
This episode Zak tries to convince you that crying is a healthy thing you should try to do, and talks about some of the movies that have helped him do it.
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Essential addition to your feed
Zak may be the guy co-responsible for all the cool Auralnauts stuff we’ve been listening to for years, but he’s also a sensitive soul who wishes the best for all the thick, emotionally stunted men out there like me. This is a great wellness show which also manages to be about comedy at the same time.