Jack and Michael riff on the newly-created Fear & Greed Index; Jack shares his thoughts on the equalizer between perception and truth; In an Existence Brewing first, Jack does a full reading of a think piece he recently wrote about the Doomsday Clock.

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Jack amends a grievous error about Tic Tacs from a previous episode, as he and Michael also stir through their feelings about Val Kilmer's recent passing, the true nature of disclosure, and offer a preview of a planned sit-down regarding how to tell the difference between what's truly real and what's not.

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Jack & Michael welcome their first-ever guest to share their table at Existence Brewing, as Jack's girlfriend stops by do discuss an alarming revelation about one of the world's most divisive figures.

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This sit down at Existence Brewing finds Jack & Michael talking the enormous asking prices of real estate from fictional movies, how to be the best protestor you can be, and Jack's philosophy about the difference between a will to live and the willingness to live.

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There's so little to do and so much time on this episode of....wait a minute, strike that - reverse....there's so much to do and so little time on this rendezvous at Existence Brewing, as Jack & Michael whoop it up about a certain Khloe's recent interview with Dr. Steven Greer; famous people experiencing MKUltra glitches; how to properly boss around your Alexa; and Jack's thoughts on his disdain for the movie Pretty Woman and how to actually invent something better for the world.

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It's Jack & Michael at their zinger finest in this sit down at Existence Brewing , as the pair trade impressions about lightworker awakenings, David Letterman, and the Plutonian theory of astrology. Jack also shares his recent out-of-persona experiences.

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It's a no-holds-barred bout for Jack & Michael as they take jabs at repugnant celebrities, egregious materialism, and the suddenly-contracting menu board at Starbucks. Jack also goes on a cathartic rampage directed at Bill Gates and a certain family of reality TV stars whose sir name he just can't quite remember.

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Jack takes ireful aim at a radio commercial he believes incites habitual alcohol abuse and sloth, while both he and Michael weave in discussions about the DOGE's possible link to the Antichrist. The two also say thanks to their growing audience of listeners around the world.

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