This episode dives into the history of gaming from capitalism to the summer of love to even the cold war. Statistics and biology are brought up between the sexes to help understand how gaming culture got to where it is today.
100 years later and we're in another epidemic. Ben Kitchings has a master's degree and has spent a lot of time studying the Spanish flu along with reading and hearing stories surrounding COVID-19.
Hemp could very well be a game-changer when it comes to pollution and reducing large quantities of waste in our society. Hemp is a cousin to marijuana within the same cannabis family. What that means is with an ineffective 0.2% THC content, it has been deemed illegal to grow in the United States of America.
Joshua Shea is an established author and TEDx speaker where he goes around to talk about his experiences and knowledge on porn addiction. In this episode Joshua brings statistics around the prevalence and issues of porn addiction with some bizarre real life experiences, cat fishing being one example.
Jessica Leichtweisz and Aidan Almond have just finished a book about the stories they have seen surrounding autism. Tune in to hear them talk about autism's history, what it is, and statistics around the topic to name a few things.
Ruslan is a bartender and citizen who currently resides in Kazan', Russia. In this episode we talk about all things Russia.
Well informed through education, research, and experience. Tune in to hear this interview about the knowledge and experience behind acid. Including how it was found, its effects, its impact, and more.
Here we sit down with a political science major in a Political Episode based around the rabbit holes of what can be seen around Super Tuesday. From the candidates to redlining to economic policies found in Japan, we address many political detours based around Super Tuesday.
