*NOTE* This Episode contains Spoilers for Blade Runner 2049 After adding their perspectives on the ongoing #MeToo conversation, Don and Harry talk about the seminal Anti-Hero. What brought about this archetype, and what are its most iconic representations? Most importantly, has its time passed?
The guys deep dive into their personal lives and discuss dating, its realities and how those realities are warped through media.
In the first of a future sub-section of episodes determining how the future might come to look like we’d like it to, Harry and Don discuss Gender Equality and how to cure the various venoms that make equity between the races harder to swallow.
Comic Book Kingpin Alan Moore is the lightning rod of discussion for this episode, which has Donovan and Harry attempt to address his complaints about grown adults obsessing over super heroes.
This week the guys return to the area of online bashing, bad behavior from celebrities, and finding the balance between healing and slaying.
For the first time ever, Questions: We Don’t Have Answers is recorded live in front of an (unwitting) audience! The topic: Hentai and Japanese Sexuality. Donovan and Harry unite to discuss the shared DNA between Anime and Hentai, their effects on the male psyche and their views on women, the normalized pattern of sexual abuse in hentai, comparing and contrasting with American portrayals of women in media, the Nerd identity and the Chronicles of Gor. … More HENTAI: OK but why tho?
In this episode the guys welcome Peter to discuss the recent and long history of the Pride Flag, and the current events in which it’s been altered. Topics include how the history of Gay Rights has been silenced over the years, bumped into other progressive activism, and how to further educate people for future generations. … More How Can We Develop Progressive Iconography?
The guys have a bonus round of discussion topics concerning current events. Topics include… … More Catch-All: Sex, Race and Politics
This week the guys talk about murder in all its myriad forms. … More KILLING: Is It Ever Justified?
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