Gravity’s not just keeping us grounded — it’s squishing us shorter every day! On this episode of Good Afternoon Planet Earth, Amy Jans and Dominic Leonelli debate why we’re taller in the morning, explore how stress, food, and decisions weigh us down, and imagine a future where bubbles control gravity, weather, and maybe even work schedules. Plus: trivia, philosophy, Maya Angelou, and a cosmic debate on whether society should sync with our circadian rhythms.🎧 Subscribe for more intergalactic comedy + cosmic debates!💬 Drop your wildest theory about gravity in the comments, we’ll feature it in a future episode.🕒 Timestamps0:00 – Welcome to Good Afternoon Planet Earth (from Times Square!)1:02 – Why you’re taller in the morning & shorter at night2:15 – Gravity vs. posture: are we standing wrong?4:00 – Stress, spine compression & why gravity ruins basketball6:20 – Cosmic Debate: Should society run on circadian rhythms?Welcome from Times SquareWhy you’re taller in the morning & shorter at nightGravity vs. postureStress, spine compression, and sportsCosmic Debate: Should society run on circadian rhythms?Women, cycles, and work schedulesBubble cities: tweak gravity & vote on weatherTrivia: Morning height differenceCortisol, music, and morning ritualsPhilosophy corner: Albert CamusHumanity’s Hall of Fame: Maya Angelou — “Still I Rise”Earth’s Greatest Mysteries: Why emotions feel heavier at nightMicro-stressors, decision fatigue, and NYC chaosTequila vs. beer energy15:00 – Wrap up & shoutouts to the Gappers communityFollow us on Instagram :) https://www.instagram.com/goodafterno... / goodafternoonplanetearth Follow Dom! / dominicleonelli / @domsdetails Follow Amy! / amekablame / @amekablame Business ops, email us:thegapeshowtv@gmail.comThank you for watching!!

Ever drift off mid-conversation and suddenly find yourself winning imaginary Oscars, walking through Paris, or arguing in the shower? In this episode of Good Afternoon Planet Earth, we explore the wild, weird, and wonderful world of daydreaming: its science, its dangers, and its power to spark creativity. From hilarious teacher stories to Harvard brain studies, join us as we turn spacing out into an art form.Timestamps:0:00 – Welcome to Good Afternoon Planet Earth1:20 – Why daydreaming is our superpower3:45 – Teachers who loved (and hated) our daydreams7:55 – Harvard study: The brain on daydreams11:20 – Cosmic Debate: Waste of time or brain’s search engine?16:40 – Shower thoughts & imaginary arguments22:05 – Playing dumb vs. mirroring behavior26:30 – Trivia Showdown: The brain’s default mode network31:15 – Intergalactic Correspondent: Street questions38:50 – Movie snobs & out-of-the-loop conversations44:30 – Humanity’s Hall of Fame: Hayao Miyazaki50:15 – Earth’s Greatest Mysteries: Where do daydreams come from?57:05 – Closing thoughts: Daydreaming as design, not escapeFollow us on Instagram :) https://www.instagram.com/goodafterno... / goodafternoonplanetearth Follow Dom! / dominicleonelli / @domsdetails Follow Amy! / amekablame / @amekablame

Full episode available to stream now! The real masterpiece wasn’t the Mona Lisa.

It was the way da Vinci listened to his own mind.

🧠 7,000+ pages of self-talk, questions, to-do lists, and “remember to buy soap” energy.
In a world obsessed with broadcasting, he was busy observing.
Thinking. Sketching. Asking why the sky is blue.

✨ A reminder: your internal monologue isn’t noise—it’s a laboratory.
Write it down. Talk to yourself. That’s where art is born