Welcome back to Multiverse'd, in an episode where Kay and Zach launch into the impact of AI on creativity, the challenges of ADHD, and the complexities of modern dating.

Today also marks a return visit to the Voicemail, with three new problems from the stratosphere that our fearless duo takes on with gusto -- Zach's a capitalist, duh! A new segment called 'Out of My Depth' makes it's debut - where guests from different universes answer the same questions to help compare and contrast our existence. The first guest? Well, they certainly are here. And if that's not enough, it's time for another 'I Want You' segment where Zach seems to be a shoe-in for a new job thanks to his glorious beard.

This week’s Multiverse’d kicks off with Kay crawling back from a kidney-infection boss battle just in time for a super-sick gig, and Zach absolutely acing at Wordle while celebrating Mizzou prowess.

Between Pedialyte pops and vowel strategy debates, the duo slide into their alternative fan-casting of Lord of the Rings - complete with an unexpected Keanu Reeves cameo, a heated Samwise casting debate, and original casting lore that will make you say huh??

The duo also drops their latest new segment: Old Work, where the two live-react to snippets of each other's past creative endeavors. This time, Kay shares a live performance recording from previous musical adventure while Zach dusts off one of his short stories for an impromptu reading.

Who are Hazel and Sam? What is the GFFO? And who, exactly, is indeed noble AF?? You'll have to listen all the way into the wormhole to find out! It's a super-sized episode where chaos meets catharsis: movie nerdery, creative vulnerability, and just enough friendship nonsense to keep the multiverse spinning.

This week’s episode starts with classic Multiverse’d chaos: Zach and Kay vs. The Audio Setup. Once the mics stop fighting back (even though Kay loses this week - sorry!) the duo dives into pet neutering and Kay’s surprise ER cameo.

In the debut of a brand-new segment called Patch Notes, we hear 'software updates' after surviving another week of being human. Then things get wildly hypothetical: what if Adventure Time and Star Wars collided? From there, they spiral gloriously through Gravity Falls x Scooby-Doo, Bob’s Burgers x The Bear, and an unforgettable wrestling-persona job interview that no one asked for.

It’s equal parts unhinged fan-fiction writers’ room and best-friend therapy session—with jokes, tangents, and the occasional medical PSA thrown in for flavor.