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"The Quickest Hand With A Six-Gun I Ever Knew." Doc Holiday was the essence of western times, a well-mannered man on the surface, deep down Doc had a quick temper and a quicker gun. Through the late 1800s, Doc and the Earp posse controlled the narrative of the west and the law in the lawless land. Listen as the Bozos walk through movies like "Tombstone," and discuss the lore surrounding Doc and his accolites. 

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Birthday creeps and murderous freaks couldn't be seen as artistic, positive philosophers, right? The Bozos, look into the world of clowning and how one of the best, Philippe Gaulier, has changed our perception of clowning. You'd be surprised at the deep and dark places clowns reach for inspiration, not to mention the intimate understanding of people and the human predicament it takes to fully let go and give your best performance. I think that we really took away some relevant philosophical information in this episode that could help any person in any walk of life discover what it takes to become 100% committed to their craft.

Andray Demise is a long-time social equality and socialism advocate who has dedicated his life to writing/speaking as an advocate for marginalized groups and to creating businesses that empower youth to be able to represent themselves in the working world someday.  With the Bozos, he talks about the true constructs of socialism and what it means for our current power structures, relationships, representation, cheese, and more.

Filthy murderers, corrupt corporations, white-collar criminals... Who could defend these blatantly obtuse populations? The Bozos look into the lawyers who represent these parties (like Ted Bundy) and seek to understand how they justify their actions, and possibly if there is a good moral reason to give a defense (there is). Towards the end, we get into some of the internet's best advice on getting out of minor traffic tickets. **Disclaimer** We are not lawyers and therefore can not give legal advice.

We've all seen movies with jokes or themes that didn't age well. When times change, our views of the past change. The Bozos look to explore issues in representation TODAY and the effects that misrepresentation has on marginalized groups in movies, video games, and media. It's important to note that we are three white men who have not encountered any of these things that we talk about in this episode. However, we think it is important to have these conversations in as many settings and groups as possible. Not to mention that it is not the job of marginalized groups to make everyone else realize what they are doing wrong. If anyone has comments or concerns about what or how we talked about these issues, we want to hear your feedback so we can get better. 

SpaceX’s jet-fueled disruption of the space industry has turned SciFi fantasies into realities. Senior space editor of ArsTechnica, Pulitzer nominated journalist, best selling novelist, and long-time space fan, Eric Berger joins us today to bring us into the cutthroat moonscape of the space race.