Hosts Patrick and Logan converse about TULIPs, psychedelics, religion, and myths.

Logan reflects on the beginning of the podcast and what he has learned in the last year and a half while hosting the show (technically this the 49th episode but who is counting).

Ethan joins the podcast and shares his perspective as a teacher working at a Title 1 school. Logan and Ethan discuss education for the modern student as well as historical topics, such as Rome's influence on the West and the Bolshevik Revolution. They also converse about Austrian economics and the philosophy of Marcus Aurelius.

Hosts, Patrick and Logan, discuss blue zones in detail this week and challenge each other to create their own "blue zones" at the end of the episode. They also converse about memory loss, community, and geography.

Sheldon Lewis is a university student from Canada who joins the podcast to share his experience backpacking through Europe as well as his adventures in Peru.

Ryan becomes the first ever guest to return to the show. Logan and Ryan catch up on life while exploring topics such as suffering, open mic nights, dark matter, and more.

Logan and Pat join the podcast to catch up on life as well as to discuss Austin's latest adventure. There is plenty of conversation about nostalgia and the weather. This is a true Midwestern dialogue at its finest.

Hannah Snyder joins the show to discuss life in the Middle East. She shares the rich culture, customs and meaningful relationships she has made while living overseas. Please enjoy the "infinite podcast" in which Hannah jokes that she could make a 10 part series about Western and Middle Eastern culture. Please contact Hannah at the below email address if you are interested in supporting her work: happyhiker7@outlook.com Hannah recommends reading the books below if you are interested in learning more about the Middle East: The Lemon Tree by Sandy Tolan A Line in the Sand by James Barr Islam without Extremes by Mustafa Akyol