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This week Joe, Jeremy and Andy discuss digital-only games, AI 911 dispatchers, Flock cameras, and the unexpected appearance of Darth Vader at a city council meeting praising Flock cameras. From AI replacing humans to surveillance technology that knows a little too much, we explore the brave new world of automation, artificial intelligence, and the increasingly weird ways technology is showing up in everyday life.

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Joe, Jeremy, and Andy revisit a topic that was previously discussed in Episode 23, “Cryogenics,” exploring what cryonics really means, what the science can—and can’t—do today, and what we’ve learned from the early failures and experiments that shaped the field.

But beneath the science is a much bigger question: What makes you, you? If your body—or even just your brain—could be preserved and someday revived, would the person who wakes up actually be you?

Because sometimes the hardest part of coming back to life isn’t figuring out how to bring someone back—it’s figuring out who came back.

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Joe, Jeremy, and Andy sit down and discuss the bizarre applications of mysterious inventor John Quincy St. Clair, emphasizing that these concepts are documented as official US patents and publications.

The hosts review his wildest entries on the government registry, including official documentation for full-body teleportation, training guides for walking through walls, and magnetic wormhole generators. They examine the eerie similarities between his registered triangular spacecraft design and reported UFO sightings. Sit back, relax, and prepare your mind for the most legally binding sci-fi trip you will ever take.

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Joe, Jeremy and Andy discuss the tragic history behind the Walmart Supercenter on Seawall Boulevard in Galveston, Texas, built near the site of St. Mary's Orphan Asylum, where 10 nuns and around 90 children lost their lives during the catastrophic 1900 Galveston hurricane. They explore the heartbreaking events of the storm, the memorial honoring the victims, and the chilling paranormal legends that have earned the store a reputation as one of America's most haunted retail locations.

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From slashing corporate expenses to becoming one of the most talked-about executives in the automotive world, Carlos Ghosn mastered the art of cost-cutting. Joe, Jeremy, and Andy explore the legend of "Le Cost Killer" and compare it to their own NezCap experience—a ball cap they jokingly accuse of taking cost-cutting a little too far. Corporate strategy, questionable quality, and plenty of laughs included.

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Joe, Jeremy, and Andy are back talking sports the only way they know how—with plenty of opinions, questionable analysis, and absolutely no professional credentials. This week, the guys dive into the latest World Cup drama, break down the biggest WNBA storylines, and spend an entirely reasonable amount of time laughing at Sophie Cunningham's viral videos and internet-famous pointing antics. They're not analysts, scouts, or former pros—just three sports fans with microphones, opinions, and an unhealthy amount of confidence. Grab a drink, join the conversation, and enjoy the ride.

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Andy and Chris sit down and review Supergirl and Disclosure Day with their signature mix of movie geekery, hot takes, and questionable humor. Was Supergirl ready to soar, or did it forget it's cape? Did Disclosure Day leave them thinking, cheering or just scratching their heads? Expect plenty of laughs, a few rabbit trails, and an honest look at what worked, what didn't, and whether these films are worth your time. Grab some popcorn and join the fun-just don't blame them if your watchlist changes by the end of the episode.

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